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At Social Media Week Europe, 7–8 Nov., we'll explore emerging technologies, sustainability and the future of Web3 with marketers from Dove, Ogilvy, Wendy's, Spotify and more. Save 30% on your pass now (ends 29 Aug.). The Twitter application offers multiple options that allow users to save data when they’re not connected to Wi-Fi. For instance, they can stop videos from automatically playing in the Twitter mobile app. Enjoying your content? You Have 1 Free Article Left. Register to continue reading!  » Read More

Black Hat never fails to deliver exciting, enlightening, and distressing discussions about the state of cybersecurity. This is what we saw at Black Hat that impressed and worried us the most.1. A Quarter Century of HackingThe Black Hat security conference turned 25 this year, and the relentless passage of time was enough to scare some of our reporters. The conference marked the occasion by focusing its two keynote presentations on the future of security. Both were a bit grim, touching on the impact of an ongoing cyberwar in Ukraine, the rise of online disinformation, and the political turbulence following unfounded claims that the 2020 US election was fraudulent. Chris Krebs, former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) ticked through many of the challenges facing the world of cybersecurity. His talk was a call for attendees and security companies to embrace a set of principles to help guide them in the turbulent times he saw ahead. In her keynote, journalist Kim Zetter described how many of the most shocking security stories of recent years—Stuxnet,  » Read More

The impact of climate change on our world is now evident to all. Scientists have been warning us about the implications for decades - and now we're seeing them. We should have acted years ago, but we didn't. Every further day without radical action increases the pain we will sustain and the challenge of controlling the climate and its impact on people and planet.In the run-up to COP27, a mass participation initiative is happening around the world to catalyse climate action by creating an opportunity to learn from each other, build solidarity, and make important connections. Participants are welcome from all countries and across the key stakeholder groups of governments and cities, companies, NGOs, students, faith groups, and friends and family.Walk2COP27 is an opportunity to get people moving wherever they are - a collaborative 45-day journey where participants can track their distances walked, run, cycled or travelled in a wheelchair and interact with communities of like-minded people. Every kilometre travelled means more trees planted."We are delighted to be the tree planting partner,  » Read More

1 of 6 2 of 6 3 of 6 4 of 6 5 of 6 6 of 6 On Running has been circulating around the globe with its innovative running shoe technologies paired with crisp and modern designs, but the Swiss sports brand is set to launch a new silhouette as a throwback to Roger Federer’s caddie days. THE ROGER Clubhouse is known as the On’s own tennis-inspired sneaker, which is originally a low-cut edition locked in with the same formulations found in its running lineup. For this latest installment, the dominating Swiss tennis player himself is seen showcasing THE ROGER Clubhouse as a mid-tube variation which brings to mind the silhouettes worn in the early ’90s by tennis champions. Like your favorite classic white leather sneakers, the design opts for a sleek silhouette with blended stitched layers of vegan leather. The ankle collar features protruding flaps with hidden pockets for those days you’d like to store your laces neatly.  » Read More

Catch East Texas News at 4 every Monday through Friday.The Tyler City Council voted on Wednesday to authorize a $4,086,123.25 contract with A.E. Shull and Company for capacity upgrades to the north end of the city’s sewer system.The Texas A&M Forest Service is reporting two wildfires in Tyler County.An East Texas City Council approves re-platting and rezoning, clearing the way for much-needed new housing units in the city.Tyler City Manager Edward Broussard and Mayor Don Warren offer comments on the city's proposed budget calling for a change in water rate structure.Tyler ISD cracks down on vaping, installs 70+ detectors in schools  » Read More

Heavy rain caused road flooding in Baton Rouge, including right outside the Walk On's on Burbank Drive, where Dustin Loveless is general manager.Rising prices are hurting just about everyone, especially those who depend on social security or those living on a fixed income.A group of lawyers says they plan to file a lawsuit focused on the Department of Children and Family Services after a toddler died from a drug overdose.Officials confirmed a man accused of distributing pornography involving children was employed by the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.Matt Williams walks you through Wednesday morning's top headlines.The West Baton Rouge Parish School System is welcoming a new superintendent.  » Read More

Hello again everyone — it’s been a while! Ariel’s on vacation for the next week-plus, which means I get to tap in again and do my best impression of your usual host. Today, I chat about Clubhouse’s big revamp, Panera adding a branded sound, and PRX Productions boosting its output through a new partnership. Clubhouse splits up On Monday, I opened up Clubhouse to see if I could find any rooms worth tuning into. Right up top, the app suggested a room called “Tech News around the World,” which seemed relevant enough to me, a technology reporter. But after that, things broke down right away. “Quick tip for getting more SAVES on your Pinterest pins!” didn’t seem to be playing well with anyone. (It had only 17 listeners.) “HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY FAVORITE NEPHEW RAYMO,” was surprisingly vibrant when I popped in but seemed to be poorly targeted to me, a person who does not know Raymo. Clubhouse, it almost goes without saying, has experienced a major drop-off in interest since its heights during the coronavirus-induced lockdowns of 2020 and 2021.  » Read More

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - North Central Health Care and the North Central Community Services Program Board announced Tuesday the Community Corner Clubhouse in Wausau will close later this year.The Community Corner Clubhouse offers psychosocial rehabilitation services for adults with mental illness. It also provides a social connection to peers. Clubhouse member services range from vocational support, transitional employment, supported employment, educational opportunities, and assistance with finding safe, affordable housing.According to a news release, based on a recommendation from the NCCSP Board to the Marathon County Board Health & Human Services Committee, Clubhouse is not expected to be funded by Marathon County in 2023, resulting in its closure before the end of this year. Clubhouse has been partially funded by Marathon County tax levy during its 26 years of operation but is not a mandated program under State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services regulations.Current Clubhouse staff have been offered ongoing employment within NCHC.Copyright 2022 WSAW. All rights reserved.  » Read More

dezerv., a wealth management platform that has been on invite-only mode so far, has now announced its public availability, as it raises $21Mn in Series A. The platform provides the riches of HNI investing to working professionals, through its unique Integrated Portfolio Approach (IPA), that it says is built over decades of investing experience that the founders bring to the table. The Series A round was led by Accel with participation from existing investors Matrix Partners India and Elevation Capital. The fresh round of funding comes after the startup claims to have seen over ₹800 Cr (~USD 100Mn) invested through the platform. Founded in 2021 by investing professionals Sandeep Jethwani, Vaibhav Porwal and Sahil Contractor, the platform allows users to invest as low as ₹50,000 in assets that are mostly an option for HNI investors. The company says, that it is “the next big step in dezerv.’s mission of making expert-led investing available to professionals using its unique Integrated Portfolio Approach (IPA)”. With this fundraise, it intends to focus on strengthening the user experience,  » Read More

From Staff Reports  |  MyCentralJersey.comSCOTCH PLAINS – Shady Rest Golf and Country Club, one of the first Black country clubs in the United States, was recently granted listing on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service.The listing solidifies the facility at 820 Jerusalem Road as a national landmark. It joins buildings, sites and districts across the nation worthy of preservation because of their significance in American history, architecture, archeology, engineering and culture.“We could not be more pleased,” Mayor Josh Losardo said. “For a number of years, the volunteers of the Preserve Shady Rest Committee, chaired by Tom Donatelli, have been steadily working toward achieving this important designation. The listing will further ensure that Shady Rest will remain an American landmark for perpetuity, enjoyed for generations, protected from development and a living reminder of a dark era in this nation, when African Americans faced segregation.”Donatelli said the committee will now aggressively seek government grants for restoration, noting the cost of upkeep had been the sole responsibility of the township,  » Read More