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New ArticlesJordan Jon Coombe, 19, is also charged burglary and sexual assault. Written By: Maria Lockwood | 2:00 pm, Aug. 9, 2021 × Douglas County Circuit Court, Superior, Wisconsin. Jed Carlson / Superior Telegram A town of Superior man accused of having child pornography on his phone and sharing it with a minor made an initial appearance in Douglas County Circuit Court on Aug. 3. Jordan Jon Coombe, 19, is charged with felony possession of child pornography; sexual exploitation of a child; causing a child 13 or older to view or listen to sexual activity; and post or publish a depiction of person without consent—victim under age 18. Jordan Jon Coombe Coombe’s phone was seized through a Douglas County search warrant in January while he was being investigated for his connection to a series of burglaries. Warrants were also served for data from his Google and Snapchat accounts. Detective Matt Izzard with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office found numerous photos, videos and messages that appeared to be between Coombe and underage females on the cellphone, according to the criminal complaint. Several were images of what appeared to be minor girls in varying states of nudity. One girl who had sent…

This is an anti–Dubai Air account! The second season of Ted Lasso just keeps getting better and better. Apple TV+ We're not surprised. Before we get into the best reactions to this week's episode, a quick shoutout to writer Ashley Nicole Black, who wrote it! The episode of Ted Lasso I wrote airs tonight and I did all these football moves myself in my house to prepare! Can’t wait for you all to see it! https://t.co/qEKVkFMqcK 12:20 AM - 06 Aug 2021 Twitter: @ashleyn1cole / Via Twitter: @ashleyn1cole So, you already know the drill: I'm here to round up the most hilarious and keen observations to the third episode! Oh, and do please watch the episode before you browse. 3. Twitter: @aikohwrites / Via Twitter: @aikohwrites Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh) hive rise!!! It's our time to shine. 8. Tumblr: @ohmyjasonsudeikis / Via ohmyjasonsudeikis.tumblr.com An important question was asked here, and I will not rest until I find out. 10. Twitter: @parrilla_smile / Via Twitter: @parrilla_smile The wholesome friendship between Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) and Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) was something I didn't know I needed but am sincerely grateful I have. 11. Twitter: @edutinker / Via Twitter: @edutinker You didn't hear…

"I haven't taken a step back in a long time." Emma Chamberlain is a prolific content creator across multiple platforms. She's especially active on YouTube, where the 20-year-old has been sharing regular videos about anything and everything for more than four years. Taylor Hill / FilmMagic via Getty Images FYI: She also founded a coffee company, Chamberlain Coffee, which is sustainably sourced and packaged. Her vlogs cover a wide range of content, from party hosting how-to's to skincare tutorials, chats about fashion trends, food, travel and more. Almost 10.5 million people currently subscribe to Emma's YouTube channel. Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images If you're one of them, then you might be scrambling for ways to fill the Emma-shaped void in your weekly routines this month. The influencer shared a message with fans, in place of a new video, at the beginning of August to let them know she would be taking some time off. Jacopo Raule / Getty Images "I took this week off to make cheese boards and go to the beach and clear my mind, so no video this week," Emma wrote. "But I will see you soon. I love you all, and I hope you had…

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YouTube tapped Comscore for a new measurement program that is meant to give connected TV advertising buyers a clearer picture of the platform. The new program comes just as some media buyers and major brands expressed reservations about the sophistication of YouTube’s ability to help them control the reach and frequency of their ads in CTV. On Monday, Comscore announced it would integrate its ratings system with YouTube, which helps advertisers “understand combined co-viewing for YouTube and YouTube TV across OTT/CTV as well as incremental reach to their linear TV buys,” Comscore said. The program is part of Comscore Campaign Ratings measurement, which is meant to tell advertisers how many viewers they reached across connected TV apps and devices. Advertisers use these ratings to understand issues like “co-viewing,” which is when more than one person views an ad when multiple viewers are watching the same program in the same room. The ratings also help with “deduplication”—understanding whether brands served the same commercial to the same consumer on different apps or channels. The ratings also help analyze “incremental reach,” which is how often a commercial is shown to someone outside of broadcast or cable TV. “The inclusion of co-viewing in this new…

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It was eating cold steak that made Gabbi, 26, a case manager in healthcare IT, realize it was time to delete her Snapchat. “My friends wouldn’t even let us touch our food ‘til everyone got good pics of it. I want to care less about what I post and enjoy life more,” she says. Gabbi got rid of the app last week; since then, she says she’s already missing out on the tea her friends are spilling. She’s pretty sure she’ll be back, she says, but is enjoying time offline for now.Like all of the retail and real estate newsletters you never meant to end up on in the first place, permanently opting out of social media platforms tends to be an intentionally dizzying effort. Snapchat is no exception. While you can log out or delete the app from your home screen, in order to disable your account and get rid of your discoverable content, you have to go to the accounts portal, a mysterious place where you can learn about your data, your privacy, and maybe figure out how to delete your Snapchat account. Why Would You Want To Delete Your Snapchat Account, Anyway?Gabbi decided to take a break…

Dream SMP is an epic tale that inspired an equally epic fan response These days, “mcyt” starts trending on Twitter at least once a week. It’s an acronym for “Minecraft YouTuber,” but that’s a bit of a misnomer. Yes, there are YouTube videos — many with absolutely mind-bending view counts — but the mcyt fandom is bigger than any one platform. It includes Minecraft playthroughs like the Dream SMP, but also the livestreams on platforms like Twitch, edits that go to YouTube clips, and bits that become Twitter trending topics, Tumblr memes, Archive Of Our Own tags, and Discord micro-communities. Currently the center of the mcyt fandom is the most popular Minecraft player in the world, Dream, and his “survival multiplayer” server, or SMP. Dream launched a YouTube channel in 2014 and, as of writing this, his audience on the platform is over 24 million subscribers. He has over two million Instagram followers, five million on Twitch, and over three million on Twitter. At 21 years old, he’s unfathomably young for the cultural footprint he currently wields. And, strangely enough, no one actually knows what he looks like: Though there have been attempts to unmask him, he’s known for a…

The IAC building is shown, Oct. 26, 2009 in New York. IAC/InterActiveCorp, which runs Match.com, ... Ask.com and other Web sites, said Tuesday that asset sales helped it profit in the third quarter while advertising revenue continued to slump. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) ASSOCIATED PRESS On August 4, 2021, IAC/InterActiveCorp’s IAC (NASDAQ NDAQ : IAC, $130.07, Market Capitalization: $11.6 billion) announced 2Q21 results. Total revenue increased 25.9% YOY to $829.4 million (-8.0% vs. consensus), driven by broad based growth across all operating segments including ANGI Inc. (+12.2%), Dotdash (+64.3%), Search (+39.8%) and Emerging & Other (+15%). Adjusted EBITDA grew 34.7% to $26.4 million (-8.2% vs. consensus), driven by growth in Dotdash (Adjusted EBITDA: 69.4% YOY), Search (+173.4%), Inter-segment eliminations corrected (+61.0%) and Emerging & Others stood at $6.9 million (2Q20: -$2.6 million). This was partially offset by operating weakness at ANGI Inc., wherein the segment recorded Adjusted EBITDA loss of $4.4 million (2Q20: $57.9 million). Consequently, Adjusted EBITDA margin expanded to 3.2% (2Q20: 3.0%). Net earnings attributable to IAC shareholders jumped to $194.8 million (2Q20: loss of $96.1 million). Diluted earnings per share stood at $2.02 (2Q20: -$1.13). IAC/InterActiveCorp Price Performance Spin-Off Research On December 22, 2020, IAC announced that…

Three years ago, on an early summer’s afternoon in leafy Bloomsbury, London, a 27-year-old Sally Rooney and I were sitting in the grand offices of her British publisher, Faber, discussing her upcoming second novel. Her debut, Conversations With Friends—the story of two best friends and one’s adulterous relationship with an older married man—had been out for a year, and already Rooney was haloed by a cult status: a literary novelist who had broken the mainstream. “Salinger for the Snapchat generation” is how she was introduced to the world (“I remember thinking at the time,” Rooney guiltily recalls, “What is Snapchat?”), and anticipation for her follow-up was reaching fever pitch.Fast-forward to 2021, and that second novel, Normal People, a will-they-won’t-they? tale for the millennial era about two students, Marianne and Connell, has to date sold more than three million copies worldwide, been praised by everyone from Barack Obama to Taylor Swift, and been translated into 46 languages. The subsequent BBC and Hulu TV adaptation has been streamed more than 62 million times on BBC iPlayer alone and made overnight household names of its two newcomer stars, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal, who naturally adore her. “I want to consume everything Sally Rooney…