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UN Tourism launched internationally recognised hospitality training courses delivered entirely through WhatsApp to support tourism professionals, entrepreneurs, and SMEs. The programme, introduced in Spain with 2,000 subsidised places, focuses on business management, customer service, digital marketing, and sustainable tourism practices through mobile-first learning modules. Rahul Bhadana is a digital editor at TravTalk with experience spanning multiple content niches, with a strong focus on travel trade journalism and digital publishing. A graduate of Delhi University, his work covers editorial writing, content strategy and platform-led storytelling, supporting TravTalk’s digital growth and industry engagement. A technology enthusiast, he enjoys films, poetry and exploring new ideas across media and culture.

Good morning. Bob’s Burgers ’ Eugene Mirman released his first comedy special in a decade for free on YouTube —a move increasingly common among creators like Gianmarco Soresi and Hank Green. So if you see us workshopping material at a few open mics around town, mind your business. Today’s lineup: Twitch cracks down on viewbotting Dhar Mann Studios’ CEO shares deal-making tips for creators Druski spends six figures on a sketch Inside IShowSpeed’s Viewbotted Stream Twitch CEO Dan Clancy announces a temporary concurrent viewer cap to select streams / Photography by Xuthoria/ CC BY-SA 4.0 Last week, IShowSpeed revealed that his record-breaking YouTube stream in the Dominican Republic (which reported 1.9M peak concurrent viewers) actually peaked at 300K. The additional 1.6M viewers came from viewbots—automated accounts made to artificially inflate the viewership of a livestream. How viewbotting works: Creators (or in some cases, a third party) pay viewbotting services to add views to a stream—charging between $0.28 and $10 for 10 views, depending on the platform and service provider. Representatives from YouTube confirmed that Speed did not pay for viewbots on his own stream, noting that creators who repeatedly violate the policy risk channel termination . A growing issue: Last year

Streamer and content creator Nicholas “Jynxzi” Stewart has ignited the League of Legends scene by announcing his own League of Legends tournament, which will take place on May 11. Here’s everything you need to know on what could be the start of a new era for League of Legends content. Jynxzi gathered the most influential streamers in the NA scene A popular streamer in Rainbow Six Siege, Jynxzi has recently begun his League of Legends journey under the guidance of streamer Dantes “Dantes” Forlini. His recent clip of him taking a win on Master Yi blew up in the League community, with his reactions bringing back early memories of experienced players who have grown up playing LoL. With his own support and now the attention of the entire community, Jynxzi has announced his own League tournament, featuring creators such as Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson, Ludwig Ahgren, and Mark “ohnePixel” Zimmerman. To celebrate the occasion, Riot Games has confirmed two special drops for the event, including the legendary skin Inkshadow Master Yi. Costing usually 1,820 RP, you will have the chance to earn it for free by tuning into Jynxzi’s event. The tournament will start at 10 PM CET (1 PM Pacific

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By Harry Minium NORFOLK, Va. – Few college basketball players or coaches ever get to participate in a Final Four. After all, only four of the 316 Division I teams make it each season. You’re lucky if you get to the Big Dance once. You’re in rarefied air if you go a second time and even more so, when your team wins a national title. Former Old Dominion guard Drew Williamson has been there twice – in 2023 as an assistant coach at Florida Atlantic and then again earlier this spring, when Michigan got to the national championship game in Indianapolis. The Owls lost to San Diego State in the 2023 semifinals. The Wolverines did much better, beating UConn, 69-63, in the final to win the national championship. Williamson, 41, says he didn’t take a minute at either Final Four for granted. “Whether you play or coach college basketball, you always look forward to and remember March Madness. And you look forward to watching One Shining Moment,” Williamson said of the emotional video with tournament highlights that CBS produces and plays minutes after the championship game. “The surreal thing is to watch One Shining Moment from the stage. Outside of

After leading the University of Iowa men’s basketball program to its first Elite Eight appearance in 39 years, head coach Ben McCollum has signed a contract extension through 2032. IOWA CITY, Iowa – After leading the University of Iowa men’s basketball program to its first Elite Eight appearance in 39 years, head coach Ben McCollum has signed a contract extension through 2032, the announcement was made Monday by Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair Beth Goetz. “This extension reflects not only our recent success, but the strong alignment we have with Coach McCollum’s vision for Iowa basketball,” said Goetz. “The culture he and his staff have developed, the way they represent our institution, and the connection created with the Hawkeye community have been incredibly meaningful. “I have tremendous confidence in the direction we are headed under Ben’s leadership. We are excited to continue that momentum and pursue even greater success together.” During his first season in Iowa City, McCollum led the program to 24 victories and the team went on a magical NCAA Tournament run to captivate Hawkeye Nation. Iowa defeated three higher seeded teams during March Madness, downing No. 8 Clemson, No. 1 Florida and

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A motorcyclist was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries, according to police, after a crash near the Surrey-Delta ...

By WCCO Staff May 10, 2026 / 4:05 PM CDT / CBS Minnesota Add CBS News on Google A Minnesota school resource officer who did not report a middle school teacher for sending sexual photos of herself to high school students  pleaded guilty to aiding an offender. Gabriel Crombie, 34, is expected to be sentenced for the crime on July 14, according to court records. The conviction comes after, in December 2024, a student reported Katie Hanson , 38, for sending him and other boys inappropriate photos via Snapchat. The student told police he reported Hanson's behavior to Crombie, a school resource officer; however, police did not find any documentation of the report. Charging documents said Hanson admitted to sending nude photos to several boys, the youngest of whom was in eighth grade. She told investigators that Crombie approached her in April about a report made by a teacher, at which point she confessed "everything" to him. She said he was going to "do her a favor" and "let the case go," and the two began a relationship. Hanson had been a teacher at Northfield Middle School, but she resigned the same month the boy reported her. She was  sentenced