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New York, Home of Love Client #9, Drops Prostitution Prosecutions Apr 23, 2021 TODD: It is so obvious to me that in March of 2020, we began seeing — like someone flipped the switch on — “Hey, Bob?” “Yeah?” “You got the tyranny switch ready?” “Yep.” “Turn her on, baby!” Poof! Then you’re starting to see, “Hey, it looks like up is becoming down,” and we are seeing a flipping of society, and the left is pushing this. So we see things that propel or enhance life — or, in fact, allow life to continue — being pressed down. Things that grow minds are being just stom...

A May 6 TVNewsCheck webinar featuring executives from WarnerMedia, Sinclair and Hearst will spotlight how companies are changing the way they manage their content and their archives and how AI and the cloud are figuring into their workflows or plans. Register here. By TVN Staff | April 13, 2021 | 8:09 a.m. ET. Widespread remote production, the rise of streaming and a need for content sharing have put the spotlight on how and where to archive and how to update content management. TVNewsCheck will examine how leading media companies are employing AI and the cloud toward those tasks in “...

Moodbidri: World Radio Day celebrated at Alva’s Media Release February 13, 2021 Moodbidri, Feb 13: Radio is a highly democratic and credible medium which has the widest geographical reach. It offers an open platform for the people from every walk of life, said Chandrashekhar Shetty, National spokesperson, association of Akashavani and Doordarshan Engineering Employees. He was speaking on the occasion of World Radio Day celebrated at the department of PG Studies in Journalism and Mass Communication at Alva’s College here on Saturday. He said radio is here to sustain. “Everybody predicted...

News Literacy Week: MSU students challenged by remote newscasts By: FOX 17 and last updated 2021-01-28 05:57:27-05 EAST LANSING, Mich. — For National News Literacy Week FOX 17 caught up with the broadcast journalism students at Michigan State University to show you how they’ve been producing their student led newscast, ‘Focal Point’ remotely. The students would normally be inside the Communication Arts and Science building working on producing 12 newscasts for the year, but with the pandemic these students had to learn how to put on a show outside the studi...

Credit: Courtesy of the Artist The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space. Miley Cyrus has always understood that music is theater. So it's no surprise that, visiting the imaginative space that is the Tiny Desk, she transforms it into something both fantastical and true to her topsy-turvy Mileyness. Cyrus ruled preteen hearts on the small screen before mastering pop s...