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In this episode Jack Nerad and Chris Teague bring you an SUV-heavy road test lineup featuring four dramatically different models, each offering its own take on size, capability, and innovation. Co-Host Chris Teague kicks things off with an evaluation of the all-new 2025 Acura ADX, a premium compact SUV that debuts as Acura's most accessible model yet. It blends youthful styling with solid driving dynamics and top-tier technology, including a 10.2-inch digital cockpit, wireless smartphone integration, and available Google built-in with a Bang & Olufsen sound system. The ADX also impresses with class-leading cargo space and standard AcuraWatch safety tech. In his half of the small luxury crossover faceoff, Host Jack Nerad reports on the 2025 Lexus UX 300h AWD F Sport Handling, a sharply styled compact crossover that merges fuel-sipping hybrid technology with sporty flourishes. With 196 horsepower and a refined AWD setup, it delivers solid handling and upscale features like faux leather seating, a head-up display, and Lexus Safety System+ 3.0, making it a city-friendly luxury crossover. How do the ADX and UX stack up? Jack and Chris will offer their opinions. Later in the show, it'll be time for the big boys — the all-new 2025 Ford Expedition Tremor and the 2025 Nissan Armada. Fully redesigned for 2025, the Nissan Armada is now more capable and refined than ever. Armed with a 425-horsepower twin-turbo V6 and up to 8,500 pounds of towing capacity, the new Armada introduces the rugged PRO-4X trim, complete with off-road hardware like air suspension, locking differential, and skid plates. But Chris took the luxury route in the Armada Platinum. Inside, its spacious, tech-loaded cabin rivals luxury SUVs, while ProPILOT Assist and Safety Shield 360 enhance confidence on the road. Traveling to Louisville, Kentucky, Jack took the wheel of the 2025 Ford Expedition Tremor, Ford's most off-road-ready full-size SUV to date. Outfitted with a 440-horsepower twin-turbo V6, 33-inch all-terrain tires, Trail Turn Assist, and 10.6 inches of ground clearance, the Tremor takes on rugged terrain while still providing roomy three-row seating and high-tech features like the new Ford Digital Experience and BlueCruise 1.4 hands-free driving. Jack and his wife Sandi put it through its paces during a Ford-sponsored on- and off-road event, and he'll have a full report. In the news segment, the show covers Toyota's aggressive 2026 product rollout, headlined by a fully hybrid Camry and the retro-inspired Corolla FX Edition. The Camry now comes standard with a 2.5-liter hybrid setup offering up to 51 mpg, while the FX Edition revives '80s styling with limited production flair. Also making headlines is a new congressional proposal that could drastically cut electric vehicle tax incentives. The bill seeks to phase out EV tax credits by 2026 and eliminate credits for leased EVs, a move critics say could stall adoption at a time when EV sales are already softening. Meanwhile, Tesla is facing new scrutiny from U.S. regulators over its planned robotaxi rollout in Austin. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants answers on how Tesla's Full Self-Driving system handles poor visibility and other challenging conditions. Nissan is back in the spotlight, but this time for its sweeping Re:Nissan turnaround plan. The strategy slashes vehicle platforms and parts complexity while accelerating product development timelines. It aims to deliver more competitive models faster and with lower costs while, at the same time, closing factories. Stay tuned through the end of the show for a listener question on teen driver training—plus Jack and Chris's top advice for getting new drivers road-ready. All that and more, right here on America on the Road. Jack Nerad's newest book Jack is now offering his newest crime novel, Only One Thing Stays the Same, at a pre-publication price of just $4.99. Click here to buy from Amazon at this special limite...
C'est une onde de choc dans le monde du numérique : Google est officiellement reconnue coupable d'abus de position dominante dans le secteur de la publicité en ligne. Pendant plus de dix ans, le géant de Mountain View aurait manipulé l'écosystème publicitaire à son avantage, au détriment de la concurrence.Le Département de la Justice américain ne compte pas en rester là. Le 6 mai, il a proposé une sanction radicale : le démantèlement partiel de l'activité publicitaire de Google, avec la vente de deux de ses outils clés – AdX et DFP. Le premier est une place de marché où les espaces publicitaires sont achetés et vendus aux enchères en temps réel. Le second, un gestionnaire qui aide les éditeurs à organiser la diffusion de leurs publicités sur sites, applis ou vidéos.Problème : ces deux plateformes sont au cœur du modèle économique de Google, qui a généré près de 273 milliards de dollars en revenus publicitaires en 2024. En contrôlant toute la chaîne – de l'éditeur à l'annonceur – Google verrouille le marché et s'offre un avantage considérable. Et ce n'est pas tout : ces outils alimentent aussi sa collecte de données, optimisant son ciblage publicitaire. Google conteste fermement ces recommandations, les jugeant injustifiées et nuisibles pour les éditeurs comme pour les annonceurs. Elle propose des mesures alternatives, moins contraignantes. Mais cette affaire n'est pas isolée : dans un autre procès, le DoJ exige aussi la vente de Chrome, son célèbre navigateur. Une demande restée lettre morte depuis un an. Face à ces tensions, la question reste ouverte : les États-Unis vont-ils vraiment oser démanteler une partie du colosse Google ? Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Het Amerikaanse ministerie van Justitie wil Google dwingen om een aantal van zijn advertentiediensten te verkopen. Volgens de rechter heeft Google namelijk een monopolie op de advertentiemarkt. Rosanne Peters vertelt erover in deze Tech Update. Het gaat onder andere om advertentiemarktplaats AdX. Dit is een van de diensten waarmee Google een illegale monopoliemacht heeft verkregen. Justitie noemt AdX 'een kritiek instrument voor Googles concurrentiebeperkende strategieën'. Google zou het onder andere moeilijker maken voor klanten om van advertentiemarktplaats te wisselen. Of de rechter de voorstellen van justitie ook daadwerkelijk zal overnemen, weten we waarschijnlijk pas na de tweede zaak die dient in september. Verder in deze Tech Update: Steeds meer mensen vragen gezondheidsadvies aan AI, en dit is het resultaat See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ben Watson says investors could be swiping at near-term, range-bound price activity in Visa (V). He adds two studies: the MACD and ADX while explaining the use case of these technical indicators. On a longer-term chart, he points to the $320, $340 and $350 levels as key areas to watch ahead of earnings.======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day.Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – / schwabnetwork Follow us on Facebook – / schwabnetwork Follow us on LinkedIn - / schwab-network About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about
Le Groovy cast est un podcast spécial pour tout les bassistes, présenté par JULES BROSSET ET MAX RAMI . Aujourd'hui nous recevons Mister Carruana. Il vas nous raconter ses folles aventures récentes. Ça vas groover !! Bonne écoute !!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
TitlePsychic Warfare, UFO Contact & Paranormal Research | Alyson Dunlop Shayne - TSP #1917IntroIn Episode #1917 of the Typical Skeptic Podcast, I welcome Scottish psychic, paranormal researcher, and host of the ADX Files, Alyson Dunlop Shayne. With a background in psychology and deep roots in the esoteric, Alyson has spent years uncovering the truth behind UFO contact, psychic phenomena, and the interdimensional realms. In this conversation, we dive into the supernatural undercurrents of Scotland, spiritual warfare, alien intelligence, and her personal experiences with the unseen. If you're into deep dives on consciousness, psi abilities, and UFO disclosure—this is a can't-miss show.BioAlyson Dunlop Shayne is a renowned psychic medium, paranormal researcher, and host of The ADX Files podcast. Based in Scotland, Alyson blends academic rigor with intuitive insight to explore the edges of reality, covering UFOs, ancient mysteries, shadow entities, and spiritual warfare. She is a member of Scottish Paranormal and has made multiple media appearances to share her firsthand experiences and research. Her work seeks to bridge science and spirit, offering insight into the nature of consciousness and humanity's hidden potential.Hashtags#AlysonDunlop #ADXFiles #TypicalSkepticPodcast #UFOs #PsychicAbilities #Paranormal #SpiritualWarfare #Consciousness #Aliens #ScotlandUFO #Mysticism #PsychicMedium #UFODisclosure #EsotericKnowledge #ParanormalScotland #ETContact #OccultTruths #Multidimensional #ThirdEyeAwakening #PsychicWarfare #SpiritualAwakening #UFOResearch #FringePodcast #StayFringeTags (for YouTube)Alyson Dunlop, ADX Files, Typical Skeptic Podcast, UFOs, psychic warfare, spiritual warfare, Scottish Paranormal, aliens, UFO contact, paranormal, psychic medium, Robert Kalil, interdimensional beings, spiritual awakening, fringe research, esoteric, shadow beings, occult, UFO Scotland, abductions, parapsychology, consciousness, podcastDisclaimerThe views expressed by the guest are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Typical Skeptic Podcast. This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not intended as medical or psychological advice.
We are joined by Eric King, author of A Clean Hell: Anarchy and Abolition in America's Most Notorious Dungeon, to talk about how he ended up in ADX, America's highest level supermax prison, and how he survived and eventually got free. ERIC KING @supportericking @pmpress A CLEAN HELL: https://pmpress.org/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1872 listeners can get a 20% discount with coupon code: HELL20 PDA MERCH poddamnamerica.bigcartel.com PDA PATREON + DISCORD patreon.com/poddamnamerica
In Podcast #350, Jessica Ray steps in as host for a vacationing John Davis. Her and the MotorWeek crew have a small constellation of vehicles to talk about, starting with two new entries into Cadillac's all-electric IQ portfolio: the OPTIQ, yes, spelled with an ‘IQ' at the end, and the Escalade IQ. Then we'll shift over to the Honda Civic Si, a name known and loved by many enthusiasts, and one that recently benefited from a model-line refresh. We'll wrap up with an all-new ride from their sister company Acura, the 2025 ADX, which makes their utility lineup bigger…by going smaller. But before that we'll focus our energy into a Lighting Round about lightning-fast EV charging tech and answer a double-header viewer question about using up all that recouped charge.
Le Groovy cast est un podcast spécial pour tout les bassistes, présenté par JULES BROSSET ET MAX RAMI . Aujourd'hui nous abordons tout les sujet sur la deuxième édition du groovy day #2. Ça vas groover !! Bonne écoute !!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Los japoneses toman un curso diferente en el segmento Premium! Acura ahora ofrece la ADX y se enfrente a un mano a mano con la LEXUS UX300h, cual es la mejor?
Le Groovy cast est un podcast spécial pour tout les bassistes, présenté par JULES BROSSET ET MAX RAMI . Aujourd'hui, M Bruno Tauzin reviens sur toutes ses actualités, et la dernière vas vous surprendre. Ça vas groover !! Bonne écoute !!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Alpha Data's $163M IPO on ADX – UAE-based tech company Alpha Data is set to raise up to Dh600 million ($163.4M) through its IPO on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), reflecting strong investor demand.Dubizzle Acquires Hatla2ee – Dubizzle Group expands its footprint in Egypt with the acquisition of Hatla2ee, a leading online car marketplace, as part of its pre-IPO strategy.Middle East Feels Impact of USAID Cuts – Trump's USAID funding suspension has caused disruptions, including Al-Hawl refugee camp in Syria facing a humanitarian crisis and Jordan losing key financial support. Subscribe to our daily newsletter here: https://aug.us/4fZIDusFollow our WhatsApp channel: https://aug.us/40FdYLUFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smashibusiness/Watch Smashi Business Show (Mon-Friday) here: https://www.youtube.com/@Smashi-Business
HEADLINES:- Saudi Unicorn Tabby Hires Banks for Potential IPO, Eyes Listing on Tadawul: Bloomberg- Etihad Airways May List on ADX as Early as this Month for $1 Billion IPO- Leap 2025: Saudi Arabia Unveils $14.9B in Tech Investments
Le Groovy cast est un podcast spécial pour tout les bassistes, présenté par JULES BROSSET ET MAX RAMI . C'est le grand retour!! Aujourd'hui, nous vous donnons toutes les nouvelles fraîches pour 2025. Ça vas groover !! Bonne écoute !!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Kevin O'Neill is a photographer and videographer in the Augusta and surrounding areas. His main niche is capturing artists on stage but he's most recently been doing a lot of family portraits. Kevin served in the military and also has worked in one of the highest secured prisons, ADX. Thank you so much for the continued support! -BR EP103 Email us: thesofasessionspod@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/thesofasessions https://www.instagram.com/k_o_media/
This week Sam has been driving the Ford Ranger with the 2.7-liter V6 and Kia Carnival Hybrid. Nicole had the Toyota Tacoma and Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Robbie had the outgoing VW Tiguan. In the news, Acura has a new entry-level crossover, the ADX and Toyota is working on a new generation Celica. California’s governor… Read More »Let’s Go Racing
- Trump to Kill $7,500 EV Tax Credit - U.S. Infrastructure Bill Will Lead to Higher CO2 Emissions - Hyundai Promotes Jose Munoz to CEO - NHTSA Fines Ford $165 Million Over Backup Camera Recall - Toyota Shares Insight on How to Improve Productivity - 2nd Activist Investor Buys into Nissan - Nissan Reveals New N7 EV Sedan - Acura Introduces New ADX Crossover - Chery Unveils Funky Van Concept - Yelp Expands Auto Business
- Trump to Kill $7,500 EV Tax Credit - U.S. Infrastructure Bill Will Lead to Higher CO2 Emissions - Hyundai Promotes Jose Munoz to CEO - NHTSA Fines Ford $165 Million Over Backup Camera Recall - Toyota Shares Insight on How to Improve Productivity - 2nd Activist Investor Buys into Nissan - Nissan Reveals New N7 EV Sedan - Acura Introduces New ADX Crossover - Chery Unveils Funky Van Concept - Yelp Expands Auto Business
Headlines:- Davos in the Desert' FII8 Launches Today in Riyadh where Pre-Summit Spotlight was on Africa- Sindalah: Neom's First Luxury Tourism Island Now Open- Lulu Retail Holdings PLC Begins Subscription for IPO on ADX
It's been a while since we fired up the mic and shared updates about the Acura lineup from the dealership. We discuss the redesigned 2025 MDX, RDX, and TLX and what we know about the upcoming ADX and future products. Stay informed about the latest news, inventory, product updates, and incentives in the Acura world directly from our showroom. Subscribe to our channel for more insightful discussions on everything we know—and even what we don't know!
Dave Volman, senior vice president-technology for ADX and TripArc, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report at Ensemble Horizons in Las Vegas earlier this month, about how the revolutionary ADX platform services as tech underpinning for Ensemble advisors. Using ADX, they can book air, hotel, insurance and more. Voleman says ADX is making even more improvements and will soon be able to help advisors book cruise as a soup-to-nuts technology that will help them sell even more travel. For more information, visit www.trip-arc.com or www.joinensemble.com. All our Insider Travel Report video interviews are available on our Youtube channel, and as podcasts with the same title on Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean, iHeartRadio, Google,Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.
Headlines:- Umar Kamani and Naomi Campbell Launch KC Global Partnerships in Dubai- UAE Media Council Issues 230 Licenses to Social Media Creators, Boosts Media Sector- LuLu Group Plans IPO by November, Dual Listing on ADX and Tadawul- Dubai Launches Research, Development & Innovation (RDI) Grant Initiative- Marcelo Piva, Regional Sustainability Director of Middle East and Africa at Tetra Pak
12 Sep 2024. We look at what's putting oil prices under pressure with oil broker Matt Stanley live from Singapore at APPEC 2024. And, as our IPO train continues to chug on, we ask market watcher Sameer Lakhani how retail investors decide which offerings to get involved in. Plus, as NMDC Energy begins trading on ADX we speak to NMDC Energy CEO, Ahmed Al Dhaheri, as shares surge. We also speak to Abu Dhabi based artificial intelligence and cloud company, G42, as it launches its Hindi large language model.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this week's episode of the Mobile Dev Memo podcast, I speak with notable ad tech authority and former podcast guest Ari Paparo about the specifics of the Department of Justice's lawsuit against Google in its ad tech lawsuit, which recently went to trial. Ari is the CEO of Marketecture, which recently launched a new sub-site dedicated to Google's antitrust lawsuits called The Monopoly Report. I used this opportunity to speak to Ari to have him explain the various allegations made in the lawsuit (which I originally covered here). Among other things, Ari explains the specifics of: Google's restriction of its demand to AdX; Google's restriction of real-time bidding to AdX, while giving AdX "first look" (dynamic allocation); Project Bernanke / Global Bernanke / Project Bell; Header bidding and why Google wanted to suppress it; Project Poirot; Unified Pricing Rules / removing per-exchange price floors; Who was harmed by these tactics, and how. Thanks to the sponsors of this week's episode of the Mobile Dev Memo podcast: Kayzen. A mobile-first DSP that is built to democratize programmatic advertising. INCRMNTAL. True attribution measures incrementality, always on. Interested in sponsoring the Mobile Dev Memo podcast? Contact Marketecture.
Headlines: - ADX-listed Phoenix Group PLC and Tether to Launch UAE Dirham-Pegged Stablecoin- Emirati Workforce in UAE's Private Sector Surpasses 113,000- Emirates to Buy Five Airbus A380-861 Aircrafts from Doric Nimrod Air Two for $200 Million
In this podcast, Eco-Business' Middle East correspondent Rachel Kelly interviews ADX's chief strategy and transformation officer Matthias Büchler to talk about sustainability as one of ADX's key growth pillars, and how COP28 helped shape the ESG investment narrative in the region.
Présentée par Seb. Dans ce nouveau numéro, une première partie une interview de Chey 'N' Shiners. Si vous aimez EXTREME et VAN HALEN c'est pour vous ! Du bon hard rock groovy . En deuxième partie d'émission, comme d'habitude l'actualité metal avec les sorties récentes : ADX, ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGE, COBRA THE IMPALER, CROWNSHIFT, DAGOBA, ERRA, EVERGREY, KERRY KING, LAST ADDICTION, NOSPŪN, SAVAGE OATH, SEBASTIAN BACH et THE GHOST INSIDE
Le Groovy cast est un podcast spécial pour tous les bassistes, présenté par Jules Brosset et Max Rami. Aujourd'hui, Jules et Max reçoivent l'immense Rosario Riccobono. Analyses, échanges et humour seront aux rendez-vous, Ça va groover ! Bonne écouteHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Interview with Ian Tchacos, Executive Chairman of ADX Energy Ltd.Recording date: 16th May 2024ADX Energy is an Austrian-focused oil and gas company that has positioned itself to capitalize on Europe's pressing need for new energy supply. By acquiring a large and well-understood asset base from major producer RAG Austria AG, ADX has gained a strategic foothold in the heart of Europe's integrated energy market.The company's near-term growth engine is the Anshof oil discovery in Upper Austria. Since drilling the discovery well in January 2022, ADX has rapidly progressed the field from exploration to production, with current output around 140-150 bopd. The planned multi-well appraisal program aims to boost production to over 1,000 bopd within 12 months.With operating costs of $21/bbl and a realized oil price of $82-83/bbl, ADX Energy wells are highly economic. At the target production rate of 1,000 bopd, Anshof would generate over US$20 million per year of operating cash flow for ADX (70% net interest).In addition, the real prize for ADX is the giant Welchau gas-condensate prospect, where the company made a significant discovery in March 2024. The Welchau-1 exploration well encountered a 115-meter hydrocarbon column and flowed gas/condensate to surface, significantly de-risking the prospect. ADX plans to test Welchau-1 in late 2024 or early 2025, followed by additional drilling and fast-track development.The company's agreements with RAG provide access to critical infrastructure, enabling a potential new discovery to be brought onstream within 12-18 months. Other milestones for ADX include securing a farm-in partner (Xstate Resources) to fund appraisal drilling at Anshof and completing an oversubscribed A$13.5 million placement to institutional investors. The funds ensure ADX is well capitalized to execute its upcoming high-impact drilling campaign.ADX offers investors a rare opportunity to gain exposure to a European pure-play E&P with a rapidly growing production base and multiple large-scale exploration targets. The Anshof oil development provides low-risk, near-term growth, while the massive upside potential at Welchau could be transformational for a company with a market cap of just A$40 million.While ADX carries the inherent risks of any small-cap oil and gas company (exploration failure, operational issues, funding constraints), the potential rewards far outweigh these risks at the current valuation. As the company delivers on its operational milestones and the strategic value of its Austrian portfolio becomes better understood, ADX Energy should be a standout performer in the junior E&P space.View ADX Energy's company profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/adx-energySign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com
We are back from our extended break! This week we are talking about ADX, the most secure prison in the world. https://www.instagram.com/fromcrimetocrime/ https://www.tiktok.com/@fromcrimetocrime https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC74JEp4vtJVO53lAIPiVoUQ
Good morning from Pharma and Biotech daily: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in Pharma and Biotech world.##News 1: New treatment for Alzheimer's diseaseIn a groundbreaking development, researchers have announced a new treatment for Alzheimer's disease. The drug, called ADX-100, has shown promising results in early clinical trials. It works by targeting the underlying causes of the disease, rather than just managing the symptoms. This could be a game-changer for the millions of people affected by Alzheimer's worldwide.##News 2: Breakthrough in cancer researchScientists have made a significant breakthrough in cancer research. A new study has identified a genetic mutation that plays a key role in the development of certain types of cancer. This discovery could lead to more targeted treatments and improved outcomes for patients. It is an exciting development in the fight against cancer.##News 3: COVID-19 vaccine updateIn the latest update on COVID-19 vaccines, researchers have found that the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines provide strong protection against the Delta variant of the virus. This is reassuring news as the Delta variant continues to spread globally. Vaccines remain our best defense against the virus, and these findings further support their efficacy.##News 4: Gene therapy shows promise for rare genetic disorderGene therapy has shown promise in treating a rare genetic disorder known as Duchenne muscular dystrophy. In a recent clinical trial, patients who received the gene therapy experienced significant improvements in muscle strength and function. This is an encouraging development for those living with this debilitating condition.##News 5: Advances in personalized medicineAdvances in personalized medicine are revolutionizing healthcare. Researchers are now able to analyze an individual's genetic makeup to tailor treatments specifically to their needs. This approach has shown great promise in treating conditions such as cancer, where targeted therapies can be more effective and result in fewer side effects.##News 6: New drug for diabetes managementA new drug has been approved for the management of diabetes. This medication, called GlucoControl, helps regulate blood sugar levels and has shown to be effective in controlling the disease. With the number of people with diabetes on the rise, this new treatment option is a welcome addition to the available therapies.##News 7: Advances in gene editing technologyGene editing technology has made significant advancements in recent years. Scientists can now make precise changes to an organism's DNA, opening up possibilities for treating genetic diseases and improving agricultural practices. This technology has the potential to revolutionize various industries and improve human health.##News 8: Promising results in HIV vaccine trialA new HIV vaccine has shown promising results in a recent clinical trial. The vaccine, which uses a novel approach to stimulate the immune system, demonstrated a high level of efficacy in preventing HIV infection. This is a major breakthrough in the search for an effective HIV vaccine and brings hope for the future.##News 9: Artificial intelligence in drug discoveryArtificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the field of drug discovery. Machine learning algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data to identify potential drug candidates more efficiently than traditional methods. This has the potential to accelerate the development of new treatments and improve patient outcomes.##News 10: Progress in regenerative medicineRegenerative medicine holds great promise for treating a wide range of diseases and injuries. Scientists are making significant progress in growing organs and tissues in the lab, as well as developing therapies to stimulate the body's natural healing processes. This field has the potential to revolutionize healthcare in the coming years.That's all for today's episode. Stay tuned
My guest on this week's episode of the Mobile Dev Memo podcast is David Philippson. David is the CEO of Dataseat, a mobile DSP that uses contextual signals for targeting and which was acquired by the Verve Group in 2022. Before Dataseat, David was the founder of AdX, the first mobile attribution platform. I originally invited David to the podcast to discuss the significance of the soon-to-be-released iOS privacy features that were announced by Apple at WWDC this year. But our conversation ultimately ended up being focused on the list of SDKs that Apple had recently released before we recorded our podcast. Throughout our conversation, David and I discuss, among other topics: The significance of the new privacy features that Apple announced at WWDC '23, including Privacy Manifests, the use of Required Reasons APIs, and tracking domains; The viability of fingerprinting when nothing but an IP address is available for use, and whether IP address-based fingerprinting will persist; What potential privacy changes Apple might introduce WWDC '24; How DSPs are adapting to ATT; Whether and how brands are adopting programmatic on mobile.
This week on the show, you'll hear part of our conversation with Eric King and Josh Davidson. Josh has been on a few times to talk about collaborative inside-outside projects he works on such as the Certain Days calendar, the greeting cards he helped make of Indigenous political prisoner Oso Blanco's artwork to benefit Zapatista schools in Chiapas, and the Rattling The Cages book that he co-edited with Eric King. Eric was just released in December 2023 into a halfway house in Colorado after nearly 10 years in Federal prisons across the country. Eric is an anarchist who was incarcerated for an attempt to molotov the office of a Democratic Party official in Kansas City in solidarity with the then-going Ferguson Uprising following the murder of Michael Brown by police there. An antifascist and antiracist, Eric was moved around a lot during the 10 years he was inside and pitted against nazi prisoners in fight scenarios in a few instances, and near the end of his bid he was accused of assaulting an officer and successfully defending himself from a possible 20 year addition to his time inside but suffered intense isolation, insecurity, mail / phone and visitation blocks, moves across the country and physical restraint, ending up at the federal prison system's most intense prison, the supermax ADX in Florence, CO. For the hour, the guests speak about prisoner support, putting the book together, the implications and effects of long term isolation related topics. You can find more of Erics thoughts and updates at SupportEricKing.Org and similarly named social media accounts. Our past chats with Josh Our past interviews with Eric Announcement Hunger Strike at Red Onion State Prison (VA) Prisoners at the Red Onion State Prison in Virginia have been on hunger strike since December 26th against the illegal and cruel use of solitary confinement at the facility in spite of procedures put into place last summer by the Virginia government. Here're some words from the support site for Minister of Defense of the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party, Kevin "Rashid" Johnson. From rashidmod.com : “On Tuesday, December 26, 2023, several prisoners confined at Virginia's Red Onion State Prison began a hunger strike to protest the continued use of long-term solitary confinement within the institution.Despite critical concern, outcry from the public and prisoner populations in the state, incarcerated people are still subjected to this brutal practice which has been renamed “restorative housing” since July 1, 2023 when measures were passed to limit its use in the state. Leading these prisoners in this effort is longtime prison activist, revolutionary writer and artist, Kevin “Rashid” Johnson. Rashid has stated that no one will take any food at all until demands are met. Some of the strike participants have underlying health concerns that make the undertaking of such a demonstration particularly risky. Rashid, himself, is recovering from multiple rounds of radiation to treat prostate cancer as well as suffering from untreated heart disease/congestive heart failure. This is why the public's support is especially needed. We are asking that calls, emails, and letters be sent to the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) officials as well as Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin's office voicing support for the strikers and condemnation for the inhumane use of long-term solitary confinement/restorative housing.” Red Onion Hunger Strike Participants: Kevin “Rashid” Johnson – 1007485 Jason Barrett – 1092874 Rodney Lester – 1429887 Charles Cousino – 2213403 Eric Thompson – 1208012 Joe Thomas – 1193196 Who To Contact: VADOC~ Central Administration; USPS— P.O. Box 26963 Richmond, VA 23261 David Robinson Phone~ 804-887-8078, Email: david.robinson@vadoc.virginia.gov Virginia DOC ~ Director, Chadwick S Dotson, Phone~ (804) 674-3081 Email: Chadwick.Dotson@vadoc.virginia.gov VADOC ~Central Administration Rose L. Durbin, Phone~804-887-7921 Email: Rose.Durbin@vadoc.virgina.gov Beth Cabell, Division of Institutions beth.cabell@vadoc.virginia.gov (804)834-9967 Gov. Glenn Youngkin (804)786-2211 glenn.youngkin@governor.virginia.gov . ... . .. Featured Tracks: Army Of Me (ABA All Stars Instrumental) by Bjork Bright Star (traditional) from H-Block, The Legacy of 1981 Hunger Strike CD Helicopter Song by The Dublin Ramblers from Irish Republican Jail Songs
It's our penultimate day down at ADFW. We speak to Khatija Haque Chief Economist Emirates NBD about Saudi hosting Expo 2030 after it won 119 votes - but what will it mean for the economy? We'll also be speaking to Charles Hoskinson, CEO & Founder, Input Output Global + Founder at Cardano Foundation before he takes the stage here at ADFW about international best practices in finance, crypto and the US government. Plus, we'll hear from Abdulla Salem Al Nuaimi, CEO, Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) as the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) on Tuesday launched its first Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) benchmark index ahead of the COP28 summit. Finally, we'll speak to Sameer Lakhani, Managing Director, Global Capital Partners as the Dubai Taxi Company today announced an increase in the number of shares offered in the UAE Retail Offer of its IPO in response to significant oversubscription of the UAE Retail Offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
De Europese Commissie verdenkt Google van het misbruiken van zijn greep op onlinereclame. Het bedrijf hangt opnieuw een boete van vele miljarden euro's boven het hoofd en wordt mogelijk gedwongen om een deel van zijn activiteiten af te stoten. Google heeft concurrenten weggedrukt bij het middelen tussen adverteerders en aanbieders van advertentieruimte, oordeelt de Europese Commissie in een voorlopige uitkomst van het onderzoek. Volgens Brussel veroordeelde Google zijn eigen onlineadvertentiebeurs AdX, waardoor het klanten aan zich kon binden en hoge prijzen kon vragen voor zijn diensten. Verder in deze Tech Update: Sociale media blijven populariteit winnen als nieuwsbron, ten koste van traditionele (online-) media. Dat blijkt uit de jaarlijkse Digital News Report van Reuters. Vooral jongvolwassenen tussen 18 en 24 consumeren steeds meer nieuws via platforms als Instagram, Snapchat en TikTok. Vooral dat laatste medium wordt door steeds meer mensen gebruikt als plek om nieuws vandaan te halen. Bijna 3500 eindexamenleerlingen moesten vandaag uren langer wachten op hun uitslag dan de bedoeling was. De oorzaak: Een DDoS-aanval op Somtoday, één van de bedrijven die digitale informatiesystemen aanbieden aan scholen. Door de aanval konden uitslagen niet worden verwerkt, waardoor honderden leerlingen langer op het verlossende telefoontje moesten wachten. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
03 April 2023. Oil surged 5% in early Asian trade after OPEC+ announced production cuts of more than a million barrels a day - we get reaction from economist Daniel Richards of Emirates NBD & former oil broker Matt Stanley (currently of Kpler). Plus, which professions are the most and least reliable? We hear from Nigel Sillitoe of Insight Discovery and their latest survey. And, Thomas Pramotedham, CEO, Presight AI joined us to discuss his company's success after announcing their listing on the ADX. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The police officers, doctors, school teachers, dentists, bishops, and the church folks that raped me were men and women who were traffickers, pimps, and customers of child sex tourism. They ended up serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for being caught sexually enslaving the children within sexual slavery that I personally knew. The church folks within sexual slavery also ended up serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for physically abusing adults that I personally knew in the crime world. I was raped by some government employees and some corporate America employees within the sexual slavery world. Sexual misconduct is real, it happened to me repeatedly. They ended up being in solitary confinement within super-maximum security (supermax) prisons or administrative maximum (ADX) prisons. Their bloodthirstiness cost them the entirety of their outside world freedom. I am against bad police and I love good police. I am against bad medical professionals and I love good medical professionals. Also, I saw some criminals were legally punished for impersonating law enforcement and medical professionals for child abuse purposes and adult abuse purposes. There are church people out there that know how to be fully sensitive to me. As a child, I was forced to shoot a pistol on the air by a couple of male misogynists who thought I wasn't capable of protecting women. Their minds quickly changed and I wasn't forced to shoot in the air anymore after that. “Child sex tourism has been closely linked to poverty, armed conflicts, rapid industrialization, and exploding population growth.[10] For instance, street children in Latin America and Southeast Asia often turn to prostitution as a last resort. Additionally, vulnerable children are easy targets for exploitation by traffickers.[10] South Africa,[11] the United States,[12] Thailand, Cambodia, India, Brazil, and Mexico have been identified as leading hotspots of child sexual exploitation.[13] Also, child victim ages have been found in Cambodia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand to range from 6 to 11 years old, followed by 12 to 15 years old, and 15 to 17.[14] In 2012, the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution, and child pornography reported: "Countries of origin of international child sex tourists vary depending on the regions, but the demand is usually recognized as coming from the industrialized countries, including the richer countries of Europe, North America, the Russian Federation, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. Australians, for instance, have been identified as the largest group of sex tourists prosecuted in Thailand (31 percent of the total). Of the 146 cases investigated by Action Pour Les Enfants (APLE) in Cambodia between 2003 and April 2012, 32 were American, 24 were French and 20 were Vietnamese. In the coastal regions of Kenya, for example, 30 percent were residents and 70 percent of the abusers were foreign: Italians (18 percent), Germans (14 percent), and Swiss (12 percent), with tourists coming from Uganda and the United Republic of Tanzania fifth and sixth on the list. According to available information in Costa Rica, between 1999 and 2005, the Child Exploitation Unit arrested 74 persons on suspicion of commercial sexual exploitation of children. Of those arrested, 56 were Costa Rican nationals and 18 foreign nationals".[15]” I am a part of the Anti-pedophile activism which encompasses opposition to pedophiles, pedophile advocacy groups, child pornography, and child sexual abuse. Much of the direct action classified as "anti-pedophile" involves demonstrations against sex offenders, against groups advocating age of consent reform, legalization of sexual activity between adults and children, and against Internet users who solicit sex from underage children and teenagers.” I am also a part of the https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-rape_movement. I reject all delusions and all illusions (even in sex.) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support
06 March 2023. We've been let loose - just down to the Nation's capital. We were live today from the Abu Dhabi Global Market where we spoke to Linda Fitz-Alan, Chief Executive, ADGM Courts about the Resolve Forum & the very special guest flying in for the event, Hilary Clinton. Plus, as Abu Dhabi's G42 Group gets ready to sell just over 30% of its data analytics subsidiary presight.ai in an IPO, we ask veteran investor Mohamed Ali Yasin about the latest addition to the ADX. And, we discussed the carbon calculator with Tim Cordon of the Radisson hotel group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Manuela: This is The Download from Sounds Profitable, the most important news from this week and why it matters to people in the business of podcasting. I'm Manuela Bedoya. Shreya: And I'm Shreya Sharma.Manuela: The Download is brought to you by Magellan AI. Track the trends in spend, ad load, podcasts on YouTube, and more with Magellan AI's advertising benchmark report for Q4, available now. You can find a link in the description or visit Magellan dot AI.Shreya: This week: Podcasts are coming to YouTube Music, Digiday breaks down the Google antitrust case, Podnews publishes a deep dive on podcasting in Japan, and how marketers are looking at Q2. Let's get started.Podcasts are coming to YouTube MusicManuela: Since the release of the YouTube Podcasts webpage last year, there has been little in the way of concrete feature announcements from YouTube, leaving some skeptical of Google's commitment. After all, podcasting has been burned by companies veering away from podcast support at the 11th hour. Last Thursday, during the Hot Pod Summit at On Air Fest, YouTube Podcast Lead Kai Chuck took to announce YouTube is releasing a beta version of podcasting functionality for YouTube accounts, as well as adding podcasts to YouTube Music in the near future. A quote from Chuck, pulled from J. Clara Chan's coverage: “The message that I would hope folks are taking away is YouTube, at large, independent of YouTube Music, is looking to better support podcasters and [recognizes] that podcasting is generally an audio-first medium.” Once implemented, YouTube Music listeners will likely have a comparable podcast listening experience to current offerings with Spotify and Apple. As reported on the official YouTube blog in August, YouTube Music has a subscriber base of around 80 million users split across YouTube Music and YouTube Premium. Not bad, but it pales in comparison to YouTube's over two billion users. According to Chuck, there are intentions to bridge the gap between the platforms. A quote from Chuck, pulled from Ariel Shapiro's coverage: “I don't expect podcasts to only live on YouTube Music, that's the only way that people consume podcasts on YouTube,” Chuk said. “We expect there to be kind of a back and forth between the two.”Shapiro then says Google product lead for podcasting Steve McLendon gave an explanation of how the feature would ultimately work, describing seamlessly continuing a podcast episode that had been started on a desktop computer watching YouTube to an audio feed while driving home from work. While not directly related to podcasting, another promising audio feature was announced for YouTube last week: multi-language audio tracks. Currently in beta and piloted by popular content creators like Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson, the feature will allow creators to upload alternate audio tracks to dub new and existing videos in different languages. If properly supported and implemented, this could have interesting implementations for podcasting in future.In the February 21st issue of the Sounds Profitable newsletter, Bryan Barletta detailed several ways Google could win back trust from skeptical podcasters and show they're committed to integrating with the industry. One way mentioned was a commitment to RSS ingestion and integration. While a step in the right direction, Chuck's announcement didn't completely deliver this. A quote from Chan's presentation: “Definitely support for RSS is something we are looking at. I would say, probably initially, we will leverage RSS to make it easier for podcasters to bring shows to YouTube. In terms of future plans, things like that, we're sort of exploring what should our goal be.” So podcasts are coming to YouTube. Kind of. As Chuck said, the current vision for RSS integration is less integration and more an automatic import to bring the file into YouTube's ecosystem. Promising steps are being made towards YouTube integrating into podcasting, instead of YouTube turning podcasters into YouTubers who occasionally upload audio elsewhere, but we're not out of the woods yet. WTF is going on with the Google antitrust case? Shreya: Back in late January the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging the search engine giant had created a monopoly in the ad tech market as well. The 155 page lawsuit argues Google has used a combination of ad tech tools like their ad exchange and publisher ad server to corner the market on programmatic ads. Last week Digiday senior media editor Tim Peterson published a brief piece collecting together the first three installments of a series of videos explaining the DoJ's lawsuit, as well as the basic fundamentals of ad tech needed to understand the situation. In general, the crux of the lawsuit centers around Google having a DSP in the form of Display & Video 360, an ad exchange platform in AdX, and a publisher ad server in Google Ad Manager. A tech stack that, if leveraged a certain way, would give preferential treatment to Google's interests. A quote from the DoJ lawsuit: “By allowing only its own publisher ad server effective access to important, unique Google Ads' demand, Google could force publishers to adopt and remain on its publisher ad server; other ad servers could not compete to offer a similar product.” The situation is further exacerbated by Google's sheer size in the adtech industry. According to the lawsuit's allegations, Google's market share for ad servers jumped from 60% in 2008 to 90% in 2015. The DoJ cites a 2016 customer presentation in which Google stressed this 90% market share, describing their publisher ad server as the quote-unquote “defacto” choice. Even now, as alleged by the lawsuit, header bidding can't escape Google's first-look clauses. From the lawsuit: “Critically, through dynamic allocation, Google's ad exchange always received this “lastlook” advantage, essentially a right to buy any impression as long as it had at least one advertiser willing to match the competing bid price from the header bidding auction.” Podcasting as an industry has many paths in front of it right now. If we choose to go down a handful of current options available, we might find ourselves in the same situation Digital found themselves in with Google. Let's hope podcasting doesn't get to a point where even header bidding can't break free of one company's control. It has been said before on The Download and it will be said again: independent third parties are vital for a healthy industry. Japan: A Podcasting Deep DiveManuela: The first in a series of deep dives into different East and South-East Asian podcast markets by Guang Jin YEO was published last week on Podnews. A sequel to January's Japan: a country overview, this deep dive examines the driving factors behind an industry-defining podcast (such as Serial), explores Japan's existing podcast industry, and explores what could be a podcast category driver in Japan to the point of reaching a similar impact to Serial. It's an uphill battle in Japan, for sure. A snapshot of podcast listener statistics out of the internet population in several countries shows podcasting's weekly reach is just four percent of the total population in a country with an 83% internet-connected population. For comparison, the same graph's data for the US shows 26% weekly reach to the population.Some significant barriers to entry do stand in the way of a thriving Japanese podcast industry. Popular commercial radio syndication apps like Radiko undercut the motivation of radio to repackage segments as podcasts, Japan has far stricter content copyright laws than the US, and most how-to guides built for educating new podcast listeners are only available in English. From the article: “But is it all doom and gloom? Not exactly, TBS - Tokyo Broadcasting Station, the first radio broadcaster in Japan is planning to release a large number of new original podcast programs on all the mainstream podcast outlets - which means that they see value outside of Radiko. Covid also encouraged a surge of creators globally, including Japan which means more people are willing to tackle the complicated copyright laws and more people are willing to explain them to creators.” Global podcasting is growing, and as this deep dive shows, some markets remain full of untapped potential with only a few speed bumps in the way of mainstream adoption. Mixed outlook for Q2, marketers hold hope for second halfShreya: This week Digiday's Kristina Monllos published an article exploring marketer's tempered expectations for the upcoming quarter, as well as hopes for Q3 and Q4. “Marketers are spending, and there are signals that spending could pick up in the second half of the year with more new business pitches happening now, according to agency execs. But there's still a “cautious optimism,” as one agency exec put it when asked to sum up marketers' current mood. At the same time, spending is down compared to the second quarter of last year — agency execs say that it's down roughly 10%, a smaller percentage than many had expected earlier in the year — and marketers are holding onto dollars longer and seeking more flexibility rather than longer-term commitments.” As covered in similar stories over the past few weeks in The Download, the general tone of the industry is that brand building has taken a back seat to performance marketing. Stacey Stewart, U.S. Chief Marketplace Officer at UM, told Digiday the marketers are focusing on short-term planning and flexibility over signing long-term deals. Creative agency Mekanism CEO Jason Harris reports some marketers have adopted a “keep calm and carry on” strategy by continuing to spend and accepting lower profits for higher revenues. Stewart's comment about flexibility is backed up by Harris, who also reports having seen it bleed over into new business pitch practices. While new clients are focusing on taking baby steps with test projects, he also sees promising indications for the future. A quote from Harris in the article: “Pitch activity tells me clients are planning the back half of the year to be busy,” said Harris. “I think this year will turn into a good year.”2023 rolls onward. Q1 has developed into something far less terrifying than predicted four months ago, and the vast majority of us are still alive and kicking. Despite it all, it's hard not to have hope for the rest of the year. It might not be the most stellar year on record, but signs point to good things. Shreya: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week: The 2023 IAB Australian Audio State of the Nation Report released yesterday and is now available for download. Check it out now for the latest data from down under, including the finding that 78% of media agencies intend to increase investment in podcast advertising this year. And in Sounds Profitable's weekly series Data Decoded with Tom Webster, Tom looks at a graph from Podsights' newest quarterly Benchmark report. Preroll ads now have higher conversion rates than midroll. What could that mean? Tom breaks it down in five minutes on the Sounds Profitable YouTube channel.Manuela: And that was The Download, brought to you by Sounds Profitable! Today's episode was built using Spooler and hosted on ART19. Find out more at Spooler.fm and Art19.comI know we went through today's stories fast, so be sure to check out the links to every article mentioned, right in your podcast listening app, or on SoundsProfitable.com/TheDownload. And thank you for sticking with us as we bring you the top stories you might have missed from the past week. I'm Manuela Bedoya.Shreya : And I'm Shreya Sharma. Our producers are Bryan Barletta, Gavin Gaddis, and Tom Webster. Special thanks to Art19 for hosting The Download. And thanks to you for joining us.
Manuela: This is The Download from Sounds Profitable, the most important news from this week and why it matters to people in the business of podcasting. I'm Manuela Bedoya. Shreya: And I'm Shreya Sharma.Manuela: The Download is brought to you by Magellan AI. Track the trends in spend, ad load, podcasts on YouTube, and more with Magellan AI's advertising benchmark report for Q4, available now. You can find a link in the description or visit Magellan dot AI.Shreya: This week: Podcasts are coming to YouTube Music, Digiday breaks down the Google antitrust case, Podnews publishes a deep dive on podcasting in Japan, and how marketers are looking at Q2. Let's get started.Podcasts are coming to YouTube MusicManuela: Since the release of the YouTube Podcasts webpage last year, there has been little in the way of concrete feature announcements from YouTube, leaving some skeptical of Google's commitment. After all, podcasting has been burned by companies veering away from podcast support at the 11th hour. Last Thursday, during the Hot Pod Summit at On Air Fest, YouTube Podcast Lead Kai Chuck took to announce YouTube is releasing a beta version of podcasting functionality for YouTube accounts, as well as adding podcasts to YouTube Music in the near future. A quote from Chuck, pulled from J. Clara Chan's coverage: “The message that I would hope folks are taking away is YouTube, at large, independent of YouTube Music, is looking to better support podcasters and [recognizes] that podcasting is generally an audio-first medium.” Once implemented, YouTube Music listeners will likely have a comparable podcast listening experience to current offerings with Spotify and Apple. As reported on the official YouTube blog in August, YouTube Music has a subscriber base of around 80 million users split across YouTube Music and YouTube Premium. Not bad, but it pales in comparison to YouTube's over two billion users. According to Chuck, there are intentions to bridge the gap between the platforms. A quote from Chuck, pulled from Ariel Shapiro's coverage: “I don't expect podcasts to only live on YouTube Music, that's the only way that people consume podcasts on YouTube,” Chuk said. “We expect there to be kind of a back and forth between the two.”Shapiro then says Google product lead for podcasting Steve McLendon gave an explanation of how the feature would ultimately work, describing seamlessly continuing a podcast episode that had been started on a desktop computer watching YouTube to an audio feed while driving home from work. While not directly related to podcasting, another promising audio feature was announced for YouTube last week: multi-language audio tracks. Currently in beta and piloted by popular content creators like Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson, the feature will allow creators to upload alternate audio tracks to dub new and existing videos in different languages. If properly supported and implemented, this could have interesting implementations for podcasting in future.In the February 21st issue of the Sounds Profitable newsletter, Bryan Barletta detailed several ways Google could win back trust from skeptical podcasters and show they're committed to integrating with the industry. One way mentioned was a commitment to RSS ingestion and integration. While a step in the right direction, Chuck's announcement didn't completely deliver this. A quote from Chan's presentation: “Definitely support for RSS is something we are looking at. I would say, probably initially, we will leverage RSS to make it easier for podcasters to bring shows to YouTube. In terms of future plans, things like that, we're sort of exploring what should our goal be.” So podcasts are coming to YouTube. Kind of. As Chuck said, the current vision for RSS integration is less integration and more an automatic import to bring the file into YouTube's ecosystem. Promising steps are being made towards YouTube integrating into podcasting, instead of YouTube turning podcasters into YouTubers who occasionally upload audio elsewhere, but we're not out of the woods yet. WTF is going on with the Google antitrust case? Shreya: Back in late January the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging the search engine giant had created a monopoly in the ad tech market as well. The 155 page lawsuit argues Google has used a combination of ad tech tools like their ad exchange and publisher ad server to corner the market on programmatic ads. Last week Digiday senior media editor Tim Peterson published a brief piece collecting together the first three installments of a series of videos explaining the DoJ's lawsuit, as well as the basic fundamentals of ad tech needed to understand the situation. In general, the crux of the lawsuit centers around Google having a DSP in the form of Display & Video 360, an ad exchange platform in AdX, and a publisher ad server in Google Ad Manager. A tech stack that, if leveraged a certain way, would give preferential treatment to Google's interests. A quote from the DoJ lawsuit: “By allowing only its own publisher ad server effective access to important, unique Google Ads' demand, Google could force publishers to adopt and remain on its publisher ad server; other ad servers could not compete to offer a similar product.” The situation is further exacerbated by Google's sheer size in the adtech industry. According to the lawsuit's allegations, Google's market share for ad servers jumped from 60% in 2008 to 90% in 2015. The DoJ cites a 2016 customer presentation in which Google stressed this 90% market share, describing their publisher ad server as the quote-unquote “defacto” choice. Even now, as alleged by the lawsuit, header bidding can't escape Google's first-look clauses. From the lawsuit: “Critically, through dynamic allocation, Google's ad exchange always received this “lastlook” advantage, essentially a right to buy any impression as long as it had at least one advertiser willing to match the competing bid price from the header bidding auction.” Podcasting as an industry has many paths in front of it right now. If we choose to go down a handful of current options available, we might find ourselves in the same situation Digital found themselves in with Google. Let's hope podcasting doesn't get to a point where even header bidding can't break free of one company's control. It has been said before on The Download and it will be said again: independent third parties are vital for a healthy industry. Japan: A Podcasting Deep DiveManuela: The first in a series of deep dives into different East and South-East Asian podcast markets by Guang Jin YEO was published last week on Podnews. A sequel to January's Japan: a country overview, this deep dive examines the driving factors behind an industry-defining podcast (such as Serial), explores Japan's existing podcast industry, and explores what could be a podcast category driver in Japan to the point of reaching a similar impact to Serial. It's an uphill battle in Japan, for sure. A snapshot of podcast listener statistics out of the internet population in several countries shows podcasting's weekly reach is just four percent of the total population in a country with an 83% internet-connected population. For comparison, the same graph's data for the US shows 26% weekly reach to the population.Some significant barriers to entry do stand in the way of a thriving Japanese podcast industry. Popular commercial radio syndication apps like Radiko undercut the motivation of radio to repackage segments as podcasts, Japan has far stricter content copyright laws than the US, and most how-to guides built for educating new podcast listeners are only available in English. From the article: “But is it all doom and gloom? Not exactly, TBS - Tokyo Broadcasting Station, the first radio broadcaster in Japan is planning to release a large number of new original podcast programs on all the mainstream podcast outlets - which means that they see value outside of Radiko. Covid also encouraged a surge of creators globally, including Japan which means more people are willing to tackle the complicated copyright laws and more people are willing to explain them to creators.” Global podcasting is growing, and as this deep dive shows, some markets remain full of untapped potential with only a few speed bumps in the way of mainstream adoption. Mixed outlook for Q2, marketers hold hope for second halfShreya: This week Digiday's Kristina Monllos published an article exploring marketer's tempered expectations for the upcoming quarter, as well as hopes for Q3 and Q4. “Marketers are spending, and there are signals that spending could pick up in the second half of the year with more new business pitches happening now, according to agency execs. But there's still a “cautious optimism,” as one agency exec put it when asked to sum up marketers' current mood. At the same time, spending is down compared to the second quarter of last year — agency execs say that it's down roughly 10%, a smaller percentage than many had expected earlier in the year — and marketers are holding onto dollars longer and seeking more flexibility rather than longer-term commitments.” As covered in similar stories over the past few weeks in The Download, the general tone of the industry is that brand building has taken a back seat to performance marketing. Stacey Stewart, U.S. Chief Marketplace Officer at UM, told Digiday the marketers are focusing on short-term planning and flexibility over signing long-term deals. Creative agency Mekanism CEO Jason Harris reports some marketers have adopted a “keep calm and carry on” strategy by continuing to spend and accepting lower profits for higher revenues. Stewart's comment about flexibility is backed up by Harris, who also reports having seen it bleed over into new business pitch practices. While new clients are focusing on taking baby steps with test projects, he also sees promising indications for the future. A quote from Harris in the article: “Pitch activity tells me clients are planning the back half of the year to be busy,” said Harris. “I think this year will turn into a good year.”2023 rolls onward. Q1 has developed into something far less terrifying than predicted four months ago, and the vast majority of us are still alive and kicking. Despite it all, it's hard not to have hope for the rest of the year. It might not be the most stellar year on record, but signs point to good things. Shreya: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week: The 2023 IAB Australian Audio State of the Nation Report released yesterday and is now available for download. Check it out now for the latest data from down under, including the finding that 78% of media agencies intend to increase investment in podcast advertising this year. And in Sounds Profitable's weekly series Data Decoded with Tom Webster, Tom looks at a graph from Podsights' newest quarterly Benchmark report. Preroll ads now have higher conversion rates than midroll. What could that mean? Tom breaks it down in five minutes on the Sounds Profitable YouTube channel.Manuela: And that was The Download, brought to you by Sounds Profitable! Today's episode was built using Spooler and hosted on ART19. Find out more at Spooler.fm and Art19.comI know we went through today's stories fast, so be sure to check out the links to every article mentioned, right in your podcast listening app, or on SoundsProfitable.com/TheDownload. And thank you for sticking with us as we bring you the top stories you might have missed from the past week. I'm Manuela Bedoya.Shreya : And I'm Shreya Sharma. Our producers are Bryan Barletta, Gavin Gaddis, and Tom Webster. Special thanks to Art19 for hosting The Download. And thanks to you for joining us.
[FULL EPISODE 72] - The Riyadh Metro project, the game-changing public transportation project in Saudi Arabia's capital, “will be opened soon.” A discussion on the hot real estate market in Riyadh and across Saudi Arabia. Then, to kick off the program's "Yallah!" segment, the hosts spend some time talking about the Dakar Rally, which just wrapped up in the Kingdom, and marvel at the risks taken by the participating drivers.1:24 - Richard's one big thing is the real estate market in Saudi Arabia, and discusses recent informations shared by the global real estate consultancy Knight Frank on the market in the Kingdom as well as the expanding giga-developments being undertaken across Saudi Arabia. Faisal Durrani, Partner – head of Middle East research for Knight Frank, said: “A bold new vision is unfolding in Saudi Arabia. The phenomenal transformation taking place in the world's fastest growing economy is clearly visible across the entire urban landscape. With over 555,000 residential units, more than 275,000 hotel keys, in excess of 4.3 million square metres of retail space and over 6.1 million square metres of new office space expected by 2030, the planned construction in the kingdom will easily make Saudi Arabia the largest construction site the world has ever known."“What's more, healthcare, education and wellbeing sit at the core of the transformative plans, which will contribute to an extraordinary evolution in the kingdom's physical realm, making it unrecognisable from what we see today by the end of the decade.”16:16 - Lucien's one big thing is the big Riyadh metro project, priced at $22.5 billion, which is almost complete. The Riyadh Metro project, the game-changing public transportation project in Saudi Arabia's capital, “will be opened soon,” Rai Al Youm reported on Wednesday, citing the German News Agency (DPA). The project is the largest for public transport networks in the world. The announcement was reportedly made by Fahd Al-Rasheed, the chief executive officer of the Royal Commission for Riyadh City.Al-Rasheed, in a statement to DPA, said that the King Abdulaziz Public Transport Project will open “its first phase at the beginning of this year, to be followed by other phases at close intervals.”The first phase of Riyadh Metro is reportedly expected to start in March and the final operation will take place before the year ends.23:55 - Yallah! 6 top storylines to get you up to date headed into the weekend. Al-Attiyah holds off Loeb to win Dakar Rally 2023Nasser Al-Attiyah captured his second straight Dakar Rally on Sunday in dominant fashion, moving into second place in the event's all-time list in the process. Al-Attiyah now has five wins in what has been considered rally racing's top event. Stephane Peterhansel holds the all-time record with 14 Dakar wins, eight of which came in the premier car category. Sébastien Loeb finished in second place but was more than 80 minutes behind in the overall standings.World Economic Forum opens in Davos The 53rd edition of the World Economic Forum opened on Monday in Davos, Switzerland where leaders from across the globe will meet to discuss the global economy. The meeting follows a tumultuous year for the global economy with rising food prices driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine which began in February 2022, and which saw numerous countries imposing sanctions on many Russian politicians and oligarchs. A number of high-ranking officials from Saudi Arabia including Saudi ambassador to the US, Princess Reema Bandar Al-Saud and Economy Minister Faisal Alibrahim will attend the conference and participate in a number of panel discussions. More Saudi Women Assume Diplomatic PostsThe number of Saudi women assuming diplomatic positions has increased to five, with the addition of Ambassadors Nisreen Al-Shibel and Haifa Al-Jedia to the list of Saudi representatives in the Kingdom's embassies abroad. They join Princess Rima bint Bandar Al Saud, who took over the duties of the Saudi embassy in Washington, becoming at that time the first Saudi woman to hold the position of ambassador. She was later joined by Amal Al-Mouallimi, ambassador to Norway, and Enas Al-Shahwan, ambassador to Sweden.Saudi Arabia keeps up pace of women's development hosting first international tournamentSaudi Arabia, who have launched a bid to host the AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026, have taken a further step forward with the women's game in the country, with Dammam hosting the Kingdom's first-ever women's 11-a-side international tournament. The four-team tournament featuring Saudi Arabia, Comoros, Pakistan, and Mauritius, kicked off January 11 and runs until January 19. The hosting of the tournament in Dammam is being hailed as a major milestone for the women's game as the country seeks to achieve a first FIFA ranking. A women's first division is to follow, while the Saudis have also launched a school's league for young women. Defending its crown: Saudi issuers line up deals ahead of big ECM yearAfter a strong IPO year across the GCC, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is poised to strengthen its claim as the region's strongest IPO hub in 2023 fueled by a pipeline of mega listings and private mandates to be won. According to Dialogic data, there was USD 9.37bn worth of IPO issuance on the local exchange Tadawul last year, just above the USD 8.5bn recorded in Dubai and USD 4.6bn on the ADX. January is already proving busy for the kingdom's capital markets. Last week, four private sector issuers — manufacturer Al Watanian for Industries Company, Jamjoom Pharma, Mawarid Manpower Company, and Murabaha Marina Financing Company — gained regulatory approval from Saudi Arabia's Capital Markets Authority (CMA) to list on the Tadawul. Saudi Arabia launches Events Investment Fund, SPA reportsSaudi Arabia has launched an investment fund to support the culture, tourism, entertainment and sports industries, state news agency SPA reported on Tuesday. The Events Investment Fund (EIF) will focus on developing and increasing direct foreign investment opportunities for a contribution of 28 billion riyals ($7.45 billion) to the country's gross domestic product by 2045, SPA added.
Nadiya Makarenko, senior vice president of host agency Travel Edge Network, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about how this Toronto-based host agency has expanded dramatically over the past few years; the services it offers to travel advisor affiliates, including a turnkey ADX booking system; and how it's now the largest agency in the newly acquired Ensemble consortium, which was purchased by its parent company, Navigatr, earlier this year. For more information, visit www.traveledgenetwork.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.
Welcome to another episode of The Modern Moron… my guest is producer, writer, actor Larry Dorf, yes, that Larry Dorf. We have a very light early fall chat about a few subjects, namely: We talk a little about some of the Modern Moron's more successful shows, one being on Phil Hendrie and his mastery of deception with his characters improvising with each other and his work on various animation projects from King of the Hill to Rick and Morty. I refer to a story Larry told about an audition he had where he was being asked to play NBA legend Larry Bird's father, a story I will get to next time. I'm sort of giving you this conversation backwards and here's why. Larry Brings up Adnan Syed, who has been released from prison after doing 20 years for a murder he did not commit. His story was made famous by a podcast called “Serial” which was developed by “This American Life” that you know from NPR. The podcast “Serial” is owned however, by The New York Times. You already know I'm a moron, so you won't be surprised to find that I am way late to the party on damn near everything and such is the case with the show “Only Murders In The Building”, which is a show about a podcast about a murder. It's on Hulu and is into production of it's 4th season and I'm told that the show was based on the real podcast “Serial”. I didn't realize how much… you hear that? That's the theme music of the podcast “Serial” about Adnan Syed… And this… is the theme song to the Hulu series, “Only Murders in the Building”... Jezz, they could have at leas changed the key it's played in right? This brings up a subject I've been wanting to get to for some time and it's the concept of the Morally Dubious Podcaster. It probably has other names, but i found an article with that phrase and I thought, “Morally Dubious? Modern Moron” They're synonymous. I read an article, have an unqualified opinion about it, say it into a microphone, bam; Morally dubious podcaster. Only I'm not a celebrity and I don't have guests who are celebrities so, there's only the two of you listening and it works out about the same, just on a much, much smaller scale. Plus I'm not pretending to try and crack a cold case or find a murderer. So, Larry explains to me the case of Adnon Syed, and I'm oblivious as you can hear… like a typical old man, I can't seem to get the story straight… Then Larry turns this into a potential gameshow along the lines of, “How much prison time would you do for a million dollars?” This is what Hollywood people do for a living. We join our conversation basking in the glory of the first episode Larry did with us called “The Mystery of Mike Tyson” referring to the Adult Swim Animated series “Mike Tyson Mysteries” which is still our most downloaded episode. Until this one… CLOSE - And that, friends, is how a game show is created… in South Korea. Isn't that a little like the show “Squidgame”? I couldn't stick with that show… it was too sad and dark for me. I have enough of that crap running around in my head without watching a tv show about it. Now that I've had two seconds to think about it, I would not do any time in a prison for any amount of money. The subculture that goes on in prison is not something I want to pretend like I could tolerate even for a minute. I did look up some of the lovely prisons both in California and across the country. Pelican Bay and San Quentin are both nasty, gnarly prisons and so is the downtown county jail in Los Angeles. Other residences I would not spend a minute in for any amount of money is the ADX, also known as the SuperMax in Colorado. One article I read on the internet-so-it's-true… says that the structure is built in a way that inmates never see a guard or another prisoner. I don't know if it's true, I don't want to know, I just trust that I don't want to go there. Throw in Sing, Sing and Rikers Island in New York, and a few of the prisons in the deep south like The Holman Correctional Facility in Alabama and it just makes me want to be a law abiding citizen. Why am I going on and on about prisons? Well, I see in the news recently that a real sweetheart of a guy named Steve Bannon has been recommended to spend four months in prison for contempt of congress. Hmm. I wonder if one of the neighborhoods I just mentioned might be a good place for him? Is anyone else thinking of the movie Deliverance right now? Does anyone see a similarity between Ned Beaty's character and Steve Bannon?... A couple of housekeeping items I'd like to pass along starting with two documentaries I'd like to recommend.. The first one is called “A Trip to Infinity” on Netflix. I found it fascinating, I've watched it twice and am currently forcing my daughter to watch it in 10 minute increments. Mathematicians, Cosmologists and physicists contemplate the concept of infinity… and it's broken up into different chapters: Infinity is very small, it's very large,infinity as a number in an equation, that the speed of light is both very fast and also very slow, that a circle is actually a polygon with an infinite number of points and in terms of time, infinity is a very very long time and that if you put an apple in an air tight box and wait for infinity years, that apple will eventually morph into anything and everything you could possibly imagine. Even live versions of Rick and Morty. So I highly recommend “A Trip to Infinity.” The other documentary is called “All Things Must Pass: The Rise and Fall of Tower Records”. This subject matter is perfect for our demographic! I'm sure you spent hours in Tower Records going up and down the isles looking at the amazing Album art that we took for granted then. Isle after isle until you decided which album you were going to plunk down five dollars and change for, and then I think seven or eight and change and then I lost track. But that was an important purchase. And then I would have to sneak by the living room with my bright yellow and red plastic bag hoping my parents wouldn't ask me what I got. They never did, but if my dad knew I was buying Cheech and Chong, Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy albums? No way. And we also had Tower Books and Tower Posters across the street which was actually a head shop where you got everything from bongs to rolling paper to posters of fruits and vegetables doing disgusting things, incense, trippy candles with psychedelic waxes, macrame'd hanging plant holders… Tower records was the best. The documentary is available on YouTube and I believe right now you can stream it for free. It's a great documentary. The only woman who made it as an executive at Tower back in the 70's put it best when she said that whatever Tower records was the one you went to, you thought it was the first Tower Records they ever had. The documentary is directed by Tom Hanks' son Colin and he does a great job bringing the nostalgia of Tower Records back, whether you found their store in San Francisco on Columbus Avenue or the one on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, Greenwich Village in New York or wherever you grew up, there was probably a Tower Records where you hung out. Elton John, Bruce Srpingsteen and Dave Grohl, who also worked at a Tower Records in Seattle, all reminisce about how special it was to roam the isles of a Tower Records. Hanks also does a good job of not letting the documentary end on a downer, even though the internet and a little thing called Napster caused the Tower to crumble, the Japanese stores became independent and are still huge today. Okay sports fans, that's it, enjoy post season baseball, college football and lots of Halloween candy! We'll see you next time on the Modern Moron and… the old man show at the oldman-dot-show. The Rise of the 'Morally Dubious Podcaster' in Pop Culture | KQED All Things Must Pass (1080p) FULL MOVIE - Documentary, Music - YouTube A Trip To Infinity - Netflix
This week on TFSR, Professor Raymond Craib talks about his book, “Adventure Capitalism: A History of Libertarian Exit, from the Era of Decolonization to the Digital Age” out recently from PM Press. We talk about capitalist fundamentalists attempting to create free market utopias, right wing so-called Libertarians, Ayn Rand, neoliberalism and the oxymoronic tendency known as "anarcho-capitalism" at the center of the recent HBO Max series called “The Anarchists”. Transcript PDF (Unimposed Zine) - pending Zine (Imposed PDF) - pending A quick note: the book on the Republic of New Afrika that Bursts mentioned was Free The Land by Edward Onaci. There was an interesting interview on Millenials Are Killing Capitalism podcast with the author last year. Stay tuned next week for our interview with Sam & Alex of the antifascist podcast, 12 Rules for WHAT about their podcast and their two books, “Post Internet Far Right” or PIFR, and “The Rise of Ecofascism”. Patreon supporters can get this episode a few days early alongside other gifts. Check out that and other ways to support us at tfsr.wtf/support Announcement Eric King at Florence ADX After a few weeks of being in transit, Eric has arrived at what is expected to be his final prison before release: USP Florence ADX, the Supermax prison of the Bureau of Prisons. He just arrived yesterday and not much is known about any communication restrictions but please shoot Eric a letter to let him know you care. Eric King #27090-045 USP Florence ADMAX PO Box 8500 Florence, CO 81226 As we know more about any restrictions or mail rules, they will be shared. ADX is a controversial prison with most cells being one person only and everyone being on 24 lockdown. The US sends people with high-profile and serious cases here to bury them and is often in the media whenever someone gets sent there like El Chapo or people involved with the 911 attacks. There have been countless lawsuits since ADX was established in the 1990s. It is a BOP facility so one can expect all of the things that happen at any facility with the added cruelty of long term isolated confinement. Keep up on his support page, SupportEricKing.Org . ... . .. Featured Track: C.R.E.A.M. by El Michels Affair from Enter The 37th Chamber
App Masters - App Marketing & App Store Optimization with Steve P. Young
Have a question related to your AdMob policy violation? In this live stream, we will solve your problems live! Appbroda is Google's channel partner with demand of AdX of advertisements. Their aim is provide a strong product to app developer to fulfill all of their requirements. We started in July 2021 and are serving 300+ clients with impressions of 619M in a month. Siddharth Gupta is a Co-Founder at AppBroda. Get our greatest growth hacks to increase downloads & revenue: http://www.appmasters.com/training SPONSORS Helpshift offers the easiest way to collect user feedback, report bugs, and more without users ever having to leave your app. You can even have a customizable Help Center and unlimited FAQs. Get Started for FREE: https://www.helpshift.com/appmasters/ Tired of overpaying for App Store Optimization? Get unlimited ASO and app marketing support to increase your keyword rankings, downloads, and revenue. Learn more at ASO Masters. *************** Follow us: YouTube: AppMasters.com/YouTube Instagram: @stevepyoung Twitter: @stevepyoung Facebook: App Masters *************** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/app-marketing-podcast/message
Lost Highways: Dispatches from the Shadows of the Rocky Mountains
Less than an hour south of Colorado Springs, Fremont County is home to more than a dozen prisons, including the Colorado State Penitentiary and ADX, or Supermax, aka "The Alcatraz of the Rockies." On this episode of Lost Highways, we look into the history of the architecture of those prisons to see what they reveal about our belief in the power of incarceration to make society a better place.
Microsoft MVP, Director of Solution Architecture at WTW and all things Azure expert, Sam Cogan, joins us for an in-depth discussion on Infrastructure as Code. He shares his views and give us valuable tips for having a good IaC strategy. Media file: https://azpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/episodes/Episode420.mp3 YouTube: https://youtu.be/PlfAS6eUfzE Blog: https://samcogan.com Other updates: Generally available: Azure storage table access using Azure Active Directory | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure Microsoft is announcing the general availability of the Ebs/Ebds v5 memory optimized Azure VM series, that deliver up to 300% increase in remote storage performance compared to prior generation VMs. Generally available: Azure Data Explorer Inline script deployment with ARM Template | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure General availability: Azure Data Explorer supports Azure private endpoints | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure No need to expose public endpoints or expose data over public internet to enable access from ADX clusters. Update: Azure AD Graph retirement date | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure Extended retirement to move to Microsoft Graph - now 31 Dec 2022 (was 30 June 22). Feature updates are going into MS Graph, not AD Graph General availability: Azure Backup now supports vault-archive tier for Azure VMs | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure More GB but cheaper overall, using vault-archive instead of vault-standard https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/the-future-is-on-fhir-for-sas-and-microsoft-azure/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/public-preview-metrics-and-alerts-support-in-azure-container-apps/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/public-preview-health-probes-support-in-azure-container-apps/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/public-preview-visual-studio-support-for-azure-container-apps/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/public-preview-visual-studio-code-extension-for-azure-container-apps/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/public-preview-managed-identities-support-in-azure-container-apps/
App Masters - App Marketing & App Store Optimization with Steve P. Young
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During Sammy's time in the ADX Supermax, agents ask Sammy to testify against Joe Watts and he agrees. This starts a bit of a beef between the two, and the situation escalates when Joe threatens to harm Sammy' son.
America is the land of prisons, and today we're going to cover the worst: ADX, a supermax prison that's especially cruel and unusual punishment.
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