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Biden team planning a dramatically expanded digital strategy for 2024 [+ news about TWITTER] - Vimarsana News

Biden team planning a dramatically expanded digital strategy for 2024 [+ news about TWITTER]

Scoop: Biden’s team plots TikTok, WhatsApp and expanded social strategy for likely 2024 reelection campaign, getting into volunteers’ phones to make them content producers and sharers. Planning has been going on for months. https://t.co/0qAEJawgfX — Michael Scherer (@michaelscherer) December 18, 2022

Hey, conservatives, gazillionaires are ruling you - Vimarsana News

Hey, conservatives, gazillionaires are ruling you

Old Twitter's big operation to methodically choked off conservative thought drives home the new reality in America: We are being ruled by unelected super-rich left-wing ideologues.

CRWUA 2022 Conference Day 2: Live updates from multi-state panels - Vimarsana News

CRWUA 2022 Conference Day 2: Live updates from multi-state panels

Representatives from Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming will work to cement the next century of Colorado River water policy.

Source: 12news.com
Irish Branch of Dinghy Cruising Association Looks to Put the Focus Back on No-Pressure Sailing - Vimarsana News

Irish Branch of Dinghy Cruising Association Looks to Put the Focus Back on No-Pressure Sailing

“Our numbers here are small but it is obvious there is a strong appetite for this type of sailing,” says Stephen Foyle

Source: afloat.ie
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust secures national funding to inspire more children - Vimarsana News

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust secures national funding to inspire more children

Shakespeare Bithplace Trust has secured Arts Council England funding of £672,000 over the next three years.