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Grasshoppers Near Highways Change Their Mating Calls

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By JuJu Kim Verified
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Grasshoppers Near Highways Change Their Mating Calls On any given day, traffic victimizes many individuals living in urban areas. Tim Laman / Getty Images Everybody hates traffic jams. But while humans are stuck sitting at their steering wheels, futilely honking, checking the time and muttering along with talk radio, another species has found a way to evade the inconveniences of vehicular congestion. A study published Nov.
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Open look: Athlete-driven media companies have the attention of fans and advertisers

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By JuJu Kim Verified
| Digiday Verified
It’s Jan. 14, the night before the final regular-season game between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers, and Kevin Durant and LeBron James are sitting in the back of an Uber — a Cadillac Escalade, to be specific — in Akron, Ohio. But instead of talking trash while riding through the falling snow, the two rivals are discussing President Donald Trump. “Our team, as a country, is not ran by a great coach,” Durant says. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
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5 things to know this week: Ad buyers' struggles with Amazon, Facebook Watch show terms and more - Digiday

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By JuJu Kim Verified
| Digiday Verified
This week’s things to know include problems ad buyers face when working with Amazon, Facebook’s changing terms for Watch shows and more. Ad buyers struggle to advertise through Amazon Ad buyers are having issues building relationships with Amazon, with it sometimes taking more than a year to secure an Amazon rep and then start the process of advertising through Amazon’s suite of ad offerings.
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