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Emily Hood

Columbia
As seen in: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Cell Press, Kansas City Star, Wichita Eagle, KTVZ-TV (Bend, OR), Online News Association, Columbia Missourian, KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA), Editor & Publisher, KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) and
news product at @startribune / @mujschool '24, news product and audience / past: @KCStar @DJNF @MoBusinessAlert @CoMissourian / find me at #ONA23
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Commanders fan visited seven KC barbecue spots in 70 hours

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By Emily Hood
| Wichita Eagle Verified
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Commanders fans traveled to Arrowhead for Monday Night Football and tailgates. Arrowhead delivered strong stadium atmosphere despite Chiefs’ 28-7 win over Commanders. Visitors praised Kansas City barbecue, pickleball and friendly fan interactions citywide.
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Sox21b underlies the rapid diversification of a novel male genital structure between Drosophila species

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By Amber M. Ridgway, Oxford Brookes, Emily Hood, Javier Jimenez
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Sox21b regulates development of posterior lobes, novel Drosophila genital organs • Higher Sox21b expression in developing genitalia produces smaller posterior lobes • Sox21b underlies posterior lobe divergence between D. simulans and D. mauritiana • The species allele of Sox21b causes differences in the duration of copulation Summary 1 York J.R. McCauley D.W. The origin and evolution of vertebrate neural crest cells. Open Biol.
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How newsrooms are using native platforms to engage with readers

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By Emily Hood
| Online News Association
News organizations are growing their own platforms to distribute their content to readers. Newsletters, apps and push notifications create a set of data owned by the outlet, helping it become less reliant on tech companies to reach and understand its audience. This growth comes as changes from social media platforms are shaking up the way content is distributed. In 2018, Facebook deprioritized content from media organizations in its algorithm.
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