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"Optics is part of politics, which makes wardrobe choices fair game in many news stories, and not just in those featuring women."

Two friends share drugs. One survives, one overdoses and dies. Is that murder? We explore that question and more on NHPR's Document: Death Resulting.

“The internet not only connects us to our friends, families and communities, but it is also the foundation of the global knowledge economy.” -

Years before most of us thought Donald Trump would have a shot at the presidency, the Cato Institute's Julian Sanchez put a name on...

COMPANY NEWS: Snowflake, the Data Cloud company, today announced the launch of the Media Data Cloud, which unites Snowflake's powerful data sharin...

Targeting the Asia-Pacific market with a new range of cloud-native broadcast services, Telstra Broadcast Services (TBS) has entered into a sales partnership wit...

Salesforce debuts advertising sales management for Media Cloud July 16, 2021 10:18 Salesforce has introduced advertising sales management for Media Cloud with the aim to automate ad sales and improve campaign performance for publishers. The announcement: Salesforce (NYSE: CRM), the global leader in CRM, today announced Advertising Sales Management for Media Cloud, a new industry-specific application for managing cross-channel advertising sales. With Advertising Sales Management, cross-channel ...

CMOs top 8 martech stories for the week - 15 July 2021 All the latest martech and adtech news from Impact, Salesforce, Amperity, Birdeye, Mitto, Flashtalking, Mediaocean, Sitecore and ActiveCampaign. Impact secures US$150m in funding Accelerating automation innovation and global scale is in the sights of partnerships management platform, Impact, after securing US$150 million in funding. The vendor’s latest funding round was led by Qatar Investment Authority, joined by Providence Public, and b...

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Sentiment analysis reveals consistently negative coverage of Brexit and EU in UK press It’s almost five years since the UK voted to leave the EU in June 2016. Since then, hundreds of thousands of articles have been devoted to the UK’s withdrawal in British media outlets. Press attention to Brexit has waxed and waned – peaking at certain key moments, research by Press Gazette has found. Analysis of articles in 12 UK national news outlets and their Sunday editions (The Sun, the Daily Mail, ...