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Democrats Are Prepared to Destroy Immigrant Rights to Fund Israel’s War on Gaza
Democrats Are Prepared to Destroy Immigrant Rights to Fund Israel’s War on Gaza Biden and Democrats are looking to resurrect — and in some cases expand — the Trump administration’s worst policies.
No war funding on the backs of immigrants | Opinion
President Joe Biden and some Democrats in Congress are trying to make one hell of a bad deal. Last week, a vote for emergency military funding that would have traded extremist demands from the Republican Party on immigration for billions of dollars in military aid to Israel, Taiwan and Ukraine failed in the Senate.
Sign Petition: Alicia Farrant: Resign Now
by: Corey Hill Alicia Farrant is the Orange County Florida School Board Member for District 3. She's also a member of a hate group. Alicia is a proud member of the extremist Moms 4 Liberty Organization, a group that bans books, promotes censorship, and has close ties to the terrorist Proud Boys.
Transforming the Future of Media with AI
Summary: The advent of generative AI has forced orgnaizations to rethink how they can use artificial intelligence to create, curate, and manage media. With this adoption, there are many ethical considerations that need to be kept in mind to use the technology responsibly and effectively AI provides many new opportunities for the M&E industry to accelerate content creation and simplify workflows and media management, leading to an even more competitive landscape.
What Does ChatGPT-4 Mean for Enterprise Organizations?
Summary: What are ChatGPT-4’s key updates? What do these updates mean for enterprise businesses? How can Veritone help businesses integrate ChatGPT-4 into their practices? We’re a month into the release of ChatGPT-4, which is a new large language model (LLM) that evolves some of the capabilities seen with the previous release, ChatGPT-3. It also improves some of the early issues that users uncovered using the previous model.
Psychopathic traits and altered resting-state functional connectivity in incarcerated adolescent girls
Psychopathic traits and altered resting-state functional connectivity in incarcerated adolescent girls Corey H. Allen1* , J. Michael Maurer1 , Aparna R. Gullapalli1 , Bethany Edwards1 , Eyal Aharoni2 , Carla Harenski1 , Nathaniel E. Anderson1 , Keith A. Harenski1, Vince D. Calhoun3, 4 and Kent A.
How to Reach Wider and more Inclusive Sports Audiences with Real-time AI Voice
Summary: The sporting world of fans is massive, crossing different cultures and platforms for consumption. Audio listeners are more engaged than other sports consumers, but many sports are limited in the languages they broadcast in; Voice enables teams, leagues, federations, and sports data platforms to be more inclusive AI voice can help the sports industry offer content in multiple languages in different people’s voices, such as players, famous broadcasters, and more.
Ron DeSantis is 2024’s Republican superstar. Be afraid
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Florida just signed into law one of the most dangerous bills in America
© Provided by The Independent Florida is going all-in in the fight against democracy. This morning, flanked by Polk County Sheriff’s Deputies, Governor Ron DeSantis signed the “Combating Public Disorder” bill into law, announcing with characteristic GOP disregard for irony or adherence to reality that “we’re not going to let the mob win the day.” Winning the day instead: authoritarianism and the threat of violence against marginalized communities. Republicans are calling it an anti-riot bill.
Social justice groups square off against Facebook
This article was paid for by AlterNet subscribers. Not a subscriber? Try us and go ad-free for $1. Prefer to give a one-time tip? Click here. A growing number of advertisers have had enough of the lies and hate on Facebook. And they’re pulling millions of dollars worth of ad buys to underscore the point. Among those who have committed to forego ad purchases for the month of July: Verizon, REI, Patagonia, Unilever, and Eddie Bauer.
Trump’s been backed into a corner and that makes his movement a serious threat
This article was paid for by AlterNet subscribers. Not a subscriber? Try us and go ad-free for $1. Prefer to give a one-time tip? Click here. The Trump administration can’t afford to lose. Not that they can’t lose when the votes are tallied — that’s a whole different thing, even though polling trends make this increasingly unlikely (more on this later).
It’s time to set aside our differences and defend American democracy
Des Moines, Iowa, United States : An ardent supporter of Donald Trump put up his own billboard at his home in West Des Moines, Iowa. December 10, 2015 Shutterstock/ Michael F. Hiatt by Corey Hill June 5, 2020June 5, 2020 Written by Corey Hill June 5, 2020June 5, 2020 This article was paid for by AlterNet subscribers. Not a subscriber? Try us and go ad-free for $1. Prefer to give a one-time tip? Click here.
Facebook keeps promising to do better but is still a massive vector for political disinformation and pandemic conspiracies
This article was paid for by AlterNet subscribers. Not a subscriber? Try us and go ad-free for $1. Prefer to give a one-time tip? Click here. In 2016, a widespread disinformation campaign coordinated by Russian intelligence agencies wreaked havoc on the integrity of our elections. Facebook’s newsfeed became the primary focus of the attacks, as users were invited to join groups created by Russian agents and fed inflammatory posts designed to suppress the vote.
COVID-19 is accelerating the Republican Party’s descent into authoritarianism
"When somebody's the President of the United States, the authority is total." – Donald Trump, April 13th. That Maya Angelou quote about believing people when they show you who they are gets tossed around quite a bit in reference to the 45th President of the United States, but it seems like no matter how many times Donald J. Trump beats us over the head with the message, there are still a lot of people who don't quite get it.
Under Donald Trump, COVID-19 is accelerating the Republican Party’s descent into authoritarianism
This article was paid for by AlterNet subscribers. Not a subscriber? Try us and go ad-free for $1. Prefer to give a one-time tip? Click here. “When somebody’s the President of the United States, the authority is total.” – Donald Trump, April 13th. That Maya Angelou quote about believing people when they show you who they are gets tossed around quite a bit in reference to the 45th President of the United States, but it seems like no matter how many times Donald J.
Here’s What the Internet of Things Means to Your Marketing Organization
The Internet of Things (IoT), the slightly clunky term for the new generation of connected cars, homes, clothes and products, is already having a radical impact on consumer marketing. Based on Deloitte projections, a billion wireless IoT devices were shipped in 2015, a 60-percent increase from the year before.
These Are the 10 Qualities of the Best Digital CMOs
Aside from the same title, CMOs today have a job that barely resembles the one they did ten, even five years ago. In fact, for CMOs at cutting-edge brands, marketing is only one of a wide range of responsibilities. With more data at their disposal, businesses have grown more customer-centric than ever before.
Lessons From the Music Industry in Listening to the Social Data Crowd
In July of 2014, a prominent pop artist published an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal that captured just how much the music industry had changed in recent years. Artists of the future, she pointed out, will "get record deals because they have fans—not the other way around." This point—that online fans now drive the industry—won't come as a revelation to anyone who has paid attention to the music business lately.
What the Hip Hop Industry Can Teach Us About Digital Marketing
Hip hop artists don't shy away from talking about their favorite brands. From Adidas to Gucci to Mercedes, famous brands have often ended up in famous lyrics. But a lot has changed since the days of old-school MCs dreaming about making it big. Hip hop today is serious business, and leading brands know that tapping into hip hop culture is one of the most powerful ways to reach consumers across different digital channels.
How an Audio Equipment Brand Lifted Sales With a Simple Tool
If pop culture has taught us anything, it's that everything is a fashion statement—sweatbands, anyone? With the popularity of smartphones and music streaming, a 24/7 soundtrack has become an emblem of this generation's cultural prerogatives—and along with it, headphone fashion. The audio equipment industry is expected to become an $11.3 billion market by 2017.
Infographic: Why Brands Are Chasing the Enthusiast Audience
Every brand wants a passionate audience, but not all audiences are as engaged as brands would like. Some consumers simply buy a product and then go on their way, never to be heard from again. That isn't exactly the thrilling, long-lasting customer journey that gets drawn up in boardrooms and talked about by marketing leaders. Other audiences, however, are more like a journey unto themselves.
Stop Worrying About the Next Big Thing and Embrace the Chaos
A year ago, anonymous message app Secret was the hottest thing in Silicon Valley. It captured the attention of millions of users and seemed destined to succeed, forever changing the way we communicate in the process. Today, Secret is dead. Secret is one of many tech phenomena that went viral only to fizzle out when the news cycle died down. Nobody is talking about Ello, the anti-Facebook, anymore. Same goes for Passbook, Turntable.fm, and Draw Something.
Infographic: The Ad Buying Process Is Mind-Boggling and Inefficient
It's strange—and a bit maddening—when you think about it: While digital has fundamentally changed how we think about advertising, a lot of us still set up our campaigns in more or less the same ways we did before the Internet came along. The RFPs go out to publishers, the negotiations take place, the IOs go back and forth and the wasted hours pile up. It's a bit like building a house with Stone Age tools: It can be done, but it's going to be a lot harder and take a lot longer.
Why Data Quality Is Such a Big Roadblock on the Path to Omnichannel
All the rage right now is talk of omnichannel. It's a concept that promises to bring retail marketers closer to their customers by meeting heightened expectations of shopping immediacy, convenience and ubiquity. It also recognizes an inevitable reality: Consumers increasingly demand a retail experience that transcends barriers between channels or devices. The hallmark of omnichannel marketing is successfully engaging in a relevant, personalized dialogue with a customer across every touch point.
Yes, You Can Crush Clichés and Still Create Effective Campaigns
Not long ago, on a neighborhood playground, a 4-year-old girl informed one of her parents' friends that she intended to become an astronaut. "Like Sally Ride?" the adult asked. "Who's that?" the girl replied. When told that Ride was one of the first women to fly in space, the girl looked baffled. It had never occurred to her that her career dream was any more adventurous for her than it would be for a boy.
BrandShare Archive | Adweek
It's no surprise that cloud-based applications—everything from retargeting to analytics—are essential tools of the modern marketer. Increasingly, though, marketers have to choose between investing in a proprietary marketing cloud, with… How do brands create successful content in a world where celebrity news dominates headlines and social media provides constant entertainment?
Can Cross-Screen Identity Work at Scale?
It was a big "first" that would change things forever. The year was 1994, the purchase was a "compact audio disk" by Sting and the place was the Internet. Online shopping was revolutionary and complex, and it came with extraordinary challenges. It was also done from a single screen. Oh, how times have changed. The average household in 2014 owns 5.7 connected devices, and users switch between those devices up to 27 times per hour.
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