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Ex-NRL star Jarryd Hayne looked cheerful on his way to report to a local Western Sydney police station as part of his bail conditions after his sexual assault conviction was overturned.
Influencer marketing firm ThoughtLeaders is seeking to set itself apart with a keen focus on data. While the Tel Aviv-headquartered company helps brands plan influencer campaigns and reps creators for sponsorships — like any standard agency — it has concurrently developed a data platform called Sponsorship Intelligence (SI). SI serves both of the aforementioned arms of its business, and is vended as a subscription to the industry at large. “The majority of our revenue comes from the campaigns we run for brands and the creators we work with,” Shoshana Eilon, ThoughtLeaders’ VP of ...
Vendor swap by Holcomb questioned Existing firm pens letter to governor NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette INDIANAPOLIS – An existing state vendor sent a critical letter to Gov. Eric Holcomb on Thursday questioning the award of a new state prison medical services contract to the highest bidder. The letter from Wexford of Indiana/Wexford Health Sources notes the state turned down an earlier renewal proposal from the company that would have saved the state $40 million a year compared to the new contract. “I am writing to express the mixture of disappointment, anger, and confusion I feel regar...
Panthers stars to honour Dubbo pioneer Dubbo product Isaah Yeo is hoping for a happy homecoming on Sunday. Picture: Robb Cox / NRL Photos Sport by Matt Logue 20th May 2021 10:13 AM | Updated: 11:01 AM When proud Dubbo boys Isaah Yeo and Matt Burton run onto their hometown Apex Oval on Sunday for Penrith against South Sydney, the pair will also be playing for the man that created the pathway to help them achieve their NRL dreams. Respected Dubbo local Mick W...
True West Magazine Al Sieber & U.S. Troops vs. Na-ti-o-tish’s Apaches One of the scouts spots the Apaches waiting in ambush on the north side of the canyon. July 17, 1882 Apache leader Na-ti-o-tish (center) positions his warriors along a narrow gorge eight miles north of the Mogollon Rim in east central Arizona. They have built rifle pits and stacked rock wings adjacent to large pine trees, awaiting a small troop of soldiers (55 men) who will pass, single file on horseback, directly below them. Stopping within three-quarters of a mile from the chasm, the first officer on the scene, Capt...