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Sport Navigation DURHAM – No. 8 Duke defeated Virginia Tech, 7-1, on Senior Night at Koskinen Stadium. The Blue Devils (10-3-2, 4-3-1) finished undefeated in the regular season at Koskinen Stadium for the second consecutive season and secured the fifth seed in the upcoming ACC Tournament.Ulfur Bjornsson and Wayne Frederick both finished with a brace, while Forster Ajago scored his ACC-leading 13th goal of the season.HOW IT HAPPENED The Duke offense tested the visiting goalkeeper early, forcing two saves in the opening 13 minutes of action. A Virginia Tech own goal opened the scoring in the 20th minute, giving Duke the 1-0 lead. The physicality picked up as the first half wore on, with 10 fouls and two yellow cards shown over the next 16 minutes. The Hokies leveled the score, 1-1, in the 37th minute, as an attempted clearance by the Duke defense fell to the feet of a Virginia Tech attacker, who crossed the ball to the far post where his teammate was waiting to slot home the goal.  » Read More

by WSYX StaffFri, October 27th 2023, 5:39 PM UTCOhio judge accused of inappropriately commenting on open case via Facebook (WKRC file photo)COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — An Ohio probate judge is accused of commenting on a case he was overseeing.Hamilton County Probate Judge Ralph Winkler is subject to a complaint to the Ohio oversight entity in charge of examining the conduct of judges and attorneys.According to the complaint, Winkler commented multiple times on Facebook regarding a case he was overseeing."You lost your case because you were wrong," Winkler wrote, according to the complaint. "You interviewed this poor woman with dementia with leading and suggestive questions to try to prove you weren’t wrong. However, you were wrong for not taking proper care of your mother. When you did make it to court you often reeked of alcohol. Plus, you also missed many hearings for unknown reasons. Don’t try to blame my court or Magistrate Coes (sic) for your shortcomings as a son.  » Read More

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Story Highlights Grabyo has extended its social media publishing integrations to include Instagram Stories and Facebook Drafts. These updates are now part of the social distribution workflow within Grabyo Studio, a live clipping and publishing platform. Once users have created and optimised a clip for vertical viewing in Studio, it is now possible to publish as a post on an Instagram Feed, as a Reel or a Story. This update enables users to rapidly deliver video content in every format to Instagram from within Grabyo. To simplify moderation workflows, and to enable further customisation of content posts, the company has also added the ability to send draft posts to an organisation’s Facebook page. Once a clip has been created and edited users can set a number of rules for the clip, including embed restrictions, rules for posting the content to Facebook Stories and setting the content as a draft. Within Grabyo it is now possible to add a social message, tag any other Facebook accounts and enable crossposting.  » Read More

Facebook's founder, a Walmart heir, and a Trump family connection—these are the 11 youngest billionaires in America Benzinga breaks down the 11 youngest members of the Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest people in the world. Facebook's founder, a Walmart heir, and a Trump family connection—these are the 11 youngest billionaires in America The 10 richest people in the world are each worth $100 billion or more. Many are over the age of 50 and have years of experience founding and leading companies, including Elon Musk, who is presently considered the world's richest person with an accumulated wealth of more than $200 billion.The most recent Forbes 400 list of the richest people in America has seen several newcomers join the ranks, including Michael Jordan, the first athlete to appear on the list, and several more drop off entirely, most notably former President Donald Trump, whose legal entanglements have led to questions as to his actual net worth.Of the 400 richest Americans,  » Read More

Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, reported a blowout Q3, with its revenue and profits surging. The company reported revenue of $34.1 billion and net income of $11.6 billion, up 23 percent and 164 percent year over year, respectively. Wall Street had been expecting revenue of $33.6 billion, EPS of $3.63, and 2.07 billion daily active Facebook users. The company also reported strong growth in both advertising and daily active users, with Facebook DAUs hitting 2.09 billion and 3.14 billion people some product in the corporate family. Advertising revenue was $33.6 billion. The company also underwent significant layoffs this year, with Meta saying that it had reduced its headcount by 24 percent. “We had a good quarter for our community and business,” said Mark Zuckerberg, Meta founder and CEO. “I’m proud of the work our teams have done to advance AI and mixed reality with the launch of Quest 3, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and our AI studio.” Meta also said that it expects Q4 revenue to be in the $36.5 billion-$40 billion range,  » Read More

John Arnold October 25, 2023 Science and Technology Colorado is among dozens of states suing Meta, underscoring growing concern among mental-health experts that the platforms are addictive and harmful to kids. John Arnold October 25, 2023 More than three dozen states on Tuesday sued the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, Meta, alleging the social-media platforms are built to target children and make them dependent on their sites. Thirty-three state attorneys general, co-led by Colorado’s Phil Weiser, filed a federal lawsuit that claims addictive features, such as infinite scrolling, excessive alerts and algorithm design, “entice, engage and ultimately ensnare youth and teens.” Nine additional attorneys general filed similar lawsuits in their states, underscoring the growing concern that Meta’s sites and other social-media apps are harming young people’s mental health. “It has merit,” Randi Smith, Ph.D., a Psychology professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver, said of the federal lawsuit that seeks to end alleged harmful practices and to impose financial penalties.  » Read More

Thirty-three states said Meta's platforms have "profoundly altered the psychological and social realities of a generation of young Americans" Thirty-three states have banded together to sue Facebook and Instagram’s parent company, Meta, accusing it of building and operating platforms that have caused serious harm to young people and adolescents.  The lawsuit, filed Oct. 24 in district court in Northern California, claims Meta’s platforms have “profoundly altered the psychological and social realities of a generation of young Americans,” harnessing “powerful and unprecedented technologies to entice, engage, and ultimately ensnare youth and teams.”  Arguing the company’s primary “motive is profit” and “maximiz financial gains,” the suit goes on to say Meta “repeatedly misled the public about the substantial dangers” of its various social media platforms, especially when it comes to “its most vulnerable consumers: teenagers and children.”  In a statement, a Meta spokesperson said, “We share the attorneys general’s commitment to providing teens with safe, positive experiences online, and have already introduced more than 30 tools to support teens and their families.  » Read More

By design — Meta repeatedly chose not to design platforms safe for kids, states allege. Ashley Belanger - Oct 24, 2023 8:12 pm UTC State attorneys general in 41 states and the District of Columbia sued Meta today. The move comes after the conclusion of a multistate probe launched in 2021, where a bipartisan coalition of state enforcers began examining how Facebook and Instagram features are designed to allegedly addict and harm kids. Back in 2021, the Massachusetts attorney general's office led the multistate probe investigating "Instagram's impacts on young people" after Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen revealed that Facebook knew Instagram was "toxic" to teen girls but downplayed risks to the public. In a press release today, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell accused Meta of "deliberately" exploiting "young users' vulnerabilities for profit." Eight states and Washington, DC, filed lawsuits against Meta in state and local courts, while 33 states filed a joint lawsuit in a federal court in California, The Washington Post reported.  » Read More