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United Kingdom-based Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) has expanded its use of the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform through the consolidation of tools to YuJa s single, unified platform.
In the past, CCCU was using a different video content management and storage solution, however; officials found that it was not meeting the institution s needs. Migrating instructional materials not only enables more effective collaboration between teams, but simplifies workflows to benefit all users. CCCU and YuJa have been educational partners for a number of years, noted Nathan Arora, Chief Business Officer at YuJa, Inc. The University saw an opportunity to not only use YuJa for their current primary use cases around lecture capture and content streaming, but are now consolidating their media into YuJa s Enterprise Video Platform, thereby reducing their costs for video content storage and simplifying everyday workflows for instructors and students.
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Bubblr Further Strengthens Advisory Board with Appointment of Cecil Peters
Bubblr Inc.May 11, 2021 GMT
Mr. Peters currently serves as EMEA Head of Advancing Black Pathways at JPMorgan Chase.
London, ENGLAND, May 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) via NewMediaWire Bubblr Inc., (OTC PINK: BBLR), (“Bubblr” or the “Company”), an ethical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of mobile-first technologies, has expanded the expertise of its Advisory Board with the appointment of Mr. Cecil Peters, Executive Director, EMEA Head of Advancing Black Pathways for J.P. Morgan Chase and an advocate for technology innovation and data security.
WUC provides access to affordable quality higher education to learners . Image Credit: Supplied
Westford University College (WUC) is a leading institute in the Middle East focused on executive education. With the aim to be student-oriented, it provides a 360-degree perspective of a business, its working environment, and the community it operates in.
With a definitive aim to bridge the gap between the industry and academia, WUC pioneers in providing access to affordable quality higher education to learners globally and contribute to the growth of talent. By offering a platter of options from L3 foundation programme, HND, BABM, MBA and DBA, to other professional and short courses, WUC takes prides in its 10 years of experience in the education sector.
A woman has admitted murdering a 28-year-old victim in a suspected women s refuge row over drugs, before allegedly sawing her body in half and dumping her remains in two suitcases in the Forest of Dean.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 28, appeared before Bristol Crown Court via video link for a short hearing this morning.
The defendant, who is in custody at Eastwood Park prison, pleaded guilty to murdering Phoenix Netts.
Charges state that Gordon, from Birmingham, killed Ms Netts on a date between April 14 and May 12 last year.
Gordon, who spoke only to confirm her identity and plead guilty, had been due to stand trial at the court on Monday.
Body in a suitcase: The full tragic story of the murder of Phoenix Netts
Gareeca Conita Gordon pleaded guilty to the murder of Ms Netts - the pair are believed to have lived next to each other in a Birmingham HMO
16:33, 21 APR 2021
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She was a young woman with the world at her feet.
Phoenix Netts had been a promising student with dreams of becoming a paramedic, until she dropped out of university and allegedly into the grip of drugs.