WHP in Harrisburg Saying Goodbye to Anchor Jasmine Brooks
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Fox Continues Reshaping Stations, Eliminates I-Team in Atlanta
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Caitrin Assaf Leaves KARK After Five Years
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Here to please
Please who?
If you’re on a social media network, are you seeking to optimize for the algorithm, the owners of the tech stock or your personal goals?
If you’re publishing a book, are you working for the book or is the book working for you?
You might be able to get the folks in the back row to smile a bit if you play your hit song just like it is on the radio, but perhaps your objective is to please the real fans in the front row–by jamming on something new.
Of course, it’s really difficult to please everyone. Which means that we have to figure out which someone we’re here for.
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EVP of News Editorial Kevin Keeshan to Retire
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AI warfare push makes Helsing one of Europe’s 5 most valuable tech firms
Munich-based defence tech startup Helsing has raised €600mn as geopolitical tensions trigger a flood of capital into AI warfare. The large investment was led by Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s VC firm Prima Materia. It brings the company’s total raised to north of €1.3bn, building on a €450mn funding round in July last year. Helsing didn’t disclose its updated valuation. However, according to the Financial Times, the unicorn company is now worth €12bn, making it one of Europe’s five most valuable private tech companies. Prima Materia was one of Helsing’s earliest backers — a move that sparked boycotts among artists on…
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