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Radio Interviews August 04, 2026

The 2028 project is projected to host more than 200 events a year and generate over $311 million in annual economic impact. Live Nation Entertainment is building its first venue in São Paulo, partnering with Brazilian urban development group Cidade Center Norte on a 21,000-capacity arena slated to open in 2028. Live Nation Trending on Billboard Live Nation Entertainment is building its first venue in São Paulo, partnering with Brazilian urban development group Cidade Center Norte on a 21,000-capacity arena slated to open in 2028. The project will be developed through a Live Nation-led joint venture with Cidade Center Norte, and will sit within the company’s planned urban living district in the city’s North Zone. Related Live Nation says São Paulo Arena will be Brazil’s first purpose-built, world-class arena and the largest indoor live entertainment venue in South America. Construction is expected to begin in the second half of 2026. The economics are substantial. According to projections from Oxford Economics cited by Live Nation, the arena is expected to generate roughly US$159.9 million in direct attendee spending and more than US$311.2 million in total annual economic impact across Brazil by its fifth year of operation, while supporting approximately 1,800 jobs

Elon Musk’s X has become the latest major US social media company to block the accounts of Saudi Arabian dissidents so they are no longer visible inside the kingdom, following orders from Saudi authorities. Earlier this year, the Guardian reported that platforms including Snapchat and Meta’s Facebook and Instagram had blocked dissidents’ accounts over allegations by Saudi authorities that they were violating local law. At the time, X, formerly Twitter, said it had notified users that it had not taken any action following requests by Saudi authorities, and it “strongly believes in defending and respecting the voice of our users”. However, since mid-July more than 60 accounts on the platform have been made unavailable in Saudi Arabia through geoblocking, which prevents users inside the kingdom from viewing the content, according to the London-based human rights organisation ALQST. Those affected include Yahya Assiri, a Saudi human rights activist who runs ALQST, and Abdullah Alaoudh, a US-based activist and vocal critic of Saudi human rights violations. Others affected include exiled activists, Saudi academics and independent media. Alaoudh, a senior policy adviser for Gulf issues at the American Committee for Middle East Rights, said: “I think it’s horrible because we were fighting tyrants

Salma Hayek and her daughter made a rare appearance together for Instagram's Carversations. · The mother-daughter duo talked social media, driving, and ...

Content warning:  This article contains information about alleged child sexual abuse material. Reader discretion is advised. Report CSAM to law enforcement by contacting the ICAC Tip Line at (801) 281-1211 or your local law enforcement agency.  OGDEN, Utah ( ABC4 ) — A sex offender living in Ogden is accused of using Snapchat to groom underage teenagers online to send him sexually explicit images because he was “bored.” John Reese Elkins, 32, has been charged with 31 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony, and three counts of enticing a minor, two of which are second-degree felonies and one of which is a third-degree felony. According to court documents, on May 5, agents with Adult Probation and Parole (AP&P) brought Elkins in for an interview about a potential parole violation. The agents had received a cyber tip about Elkins allegedly sexually exploiting a 16-year-old girl through social media, including having video calls with her while she was in the shower. The minor’s grandmother had reported what was happening to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. During the interview, AP&P questioned Elkins about whether he was communicating with minors, and he initially stated that he wasn’t, but began

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A sex offender living in Ogden is accused of using Snapchat to groom underage teenagers online to send him sexually explicit images because he was ...

LinkedIn  published a second event marketing framework in eight days on July 30, 2026, and buried inside it is a viewership figure roughly one hundred times larger than the one the company circulated last November. The post, authored by Jae O., Head of Ads, Formats, Placements, Measurement and Audiences at LinkedIn, argues that most event programmes fail because they are built around a single moment. Registrations get driven, the session runs, the team moves on. According to the document, the correction is to stop treating an event as a destination and start treating it as a phase in a continuous demand motion. "That's the difference between event marketing and marketing with events," the post states. That thesis is not new. What is new are three numbers attached to it, and one of them does not match what LinkedIn has said before. The 31x figure In the section covering event day, the document states that there are 31 times more viewers for company-hosted events promoted by event ads compared with company-hosted events without event ads promotion. The comparison is stated as an average. No sample size, measurement window or methodology note accompanies it. That figure sits awkwardly against the company's own