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IMMUPHARMA AT BIO-EQUITY 2024 12-14 May | Company Announcement - Vimarsana News

IMMUPHARMA AT BIO-EQUITY 2024 12-14 May | Company Announcement

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Love INC of Lewis County raises $9,000 for those in need at 'Super Souper Supper' - Vimarsana News

Love INC of Lewis County raises $9,000 for those in need at 'Super Souper Supper'

Love In the Name of Christ of Lewis County (Love INC) raised $9,000 for those in need during its Super Souper Supper benefit event on Friday, April 12.  “This was a fun event where …

Illinois bill would force Big Tech to compensate local news outlets - Vimarsana News

Illinois bill would force Big Tech to compensate local news outlets

As private equity guts newsrooms, layoffs abound and misinformation runs rampant across social media, an Illinois bill aims to offer a targeted solution to the decades-old journalism business model. Sen. Steve Stadelman (D-Rockford) introduced SB 3591, or the Journalism Preservation Act, in February. It would require Big Tech companies to track and compensate news organizations...

Local news outlets are struggling. What are some solutions? - Vimarsana News

Local news outlets are struggling. What are some solutions?

Legacy news sources are shifting revenue models, for-profit outfits are turning nonprofit and startups are finding opportunity in news deserts.

Chicago Public Media funder 'saddened' by layoffs but still optimistic Sun-Times, WBEZ merger will succeed - Vimarsana News

Chicago Public Media funder 'saddened' by layoffs but still optimistic Sun-Times, WBEZ merger will succeed

The MacArthur Foundation weighed in on the announced cuts to the public media company this week. Meanwhile, a City Council member was harshly critical of the move.