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Harris Beber has held executive marketing roles at Google, Amazon, and Vimeo. Harris Beber The CMO at Monday.com has held executive marketing roles at Google, Amazon, and Vimeo. Harris Beber said he uses 3 P's to determine if a job is the right fit: people, product, and position. The CMO said he uses those criteria so he doesn't get swayed by whatever offer is in front of him. It's human nature to reach for the shiny object in front of you — but Monday.com's CMO says it's worth pausing before you accept the first job offer that comes along. Harris Beber has acted as the CMO of Vimeo, Global CMO of Google Workspace, and also held marketing executive positions at other companies including Amazon. He's no stranger to changing jobs — and he believes switching roles can be the right move when the work no longer feels fulfilling. In the past, Beber told Business Insider that he's explored new roles in times when he was doing really well at work but feeling unfulfilled. That feeling can't last forever, he said. "Eventually your work will suffer, your performance will suffer, and it doesn't end well for anyone," Beber said. To avoid

ADRIAN, Mich. – The Northern Collegiate Hockey Association (NCHA) announced its Men's NCAA Hockey Three Stars of the Week on Tuesday, with two members of the Adrian College men's hockey team earning recognition. Ian Amsbaugh and Bradley Somers were each named among the week's top performers. The Bulldogs are coming off a dominant two-game sweep of Hiram College, earning shutout victories of 10-0 and 8-0 over the weekend. Somers recorded three goals and two assists across the two games. He tallied a goal and two assists in Friday's win before posting a two-goal performance on Saturday. Amsbaugh contributed two assists on Friday and followed with a goal and three assists on Saturday, finishing the weekend with six points. With the sweep, Adrian improved to 10-2-0 on the season. The Bulldogs currently sit No. 3 in the NPI rankings and remain ranked No. 2 in both the USCHO.com and DIIIHockeyNews national polls. Adrian returns to action at home on Friday, January 2, hosting Aurora University in a non-conference matchup scheduled for 3:00 p.m. Players Mentioned Players Mentioned

Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel reframes stress not as an enemy, but as a "gift" for learning and growth. He emphasizes a mindset shift, supported by research, and complements this with practical routines like exercise and meditation. Spiegel also prioritizes absorbing his own stress rather than burdening others, finding that experience has made high-pressure situations feel more manageable. Stress is something most of us deal with every single day, whether it’s work deadlines, money worries, or things going on at home. We usually see stress as the enemy, something we have to fight, avoid, or somehow “manage” before it gets the better of us. But Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel looks at stress very differently, and honestly, his take is refreshing. Speaking on the Grit podcast, Spiegel shared how he handles pressure at the very top of the tech world. As the co-founder and CEO of Snap Inc, he’s been in charge for over a decade and has lived through some intense moments, including turning down Facebook’s acquisition offer back in 2013. Instead of letting stress overwhelm him, he’s learned to change how he looks at it. According to Spiegel, everything starts with mindset. Rather than treating stress like a threat, he

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal on Monday clarified that the consent and transparency safeguards laid down in its earlier ruling on WhatsApp’s 2021 privacy policy apply to all forms of user data collection and sharing, including both advertising and non advertising purposes. The clarification came on an application filed by the Competition Commission of India, which had sought clarity on the scope of the remedial directions upheld by the tribunal in its November 4 judgment. The appellate tribunal made it clear that WhatsApp and its parent company Meta cannot claim unilateral or open ended rights over user data under the guise of policy interpretation. Allowing the application, the tribunal said, “On the basis of the above analysis, we allow the application of the Commission. It is clarified that the remedial directions contained in paragraphs 247.2.1 to 247.2.4 of the impugned order dated November 18, 2024, shall apply to WhatsApp user data collection and sharing for all non-WhatsApp purposes, including both non-advertising and advertising purposes.” A bench led by Chairperson Justice Ashok Bhushan and Technical Member Arun Baroka underscored that user choice is the central principle governing data sharing. The tribunal reiterated that control over personal data rests with users

Premium Home / Lifestyle Nicola Russell NZ Herald · 17 Dec, 2025 04:00 AM 8 mins to read Dr Cassandra Mudgway joins The Front Page to talk the logistics of the world-first social media ban happening in Australia this week. When Australian school friends Charlie Pritchett and Liam Stuckey woke up to the nationwide social media ban last week, they had two very different experiences. “I have been banned from Snapchat and TikTok, the only two social media platforms I really use,” Liam, 15. But for Charlie, also 15, it Advertisement Advertise with NZME.

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Warning: This story deals with details of sexual assault against young people, and may be distressing. A predator who preyed on young girls he met on Snapchat has been told his sexual offending is so serious, he needs to be sentenced in the High Court. Raveen Saily, 24, from Tauranga, appeared in the Rotorua District Court today for what was supposed to be his sentencing for violent sexual offending against two different young girls – a 13-year-old from Rotorua and an 11-year-old from Auckland. He is already serving a lengthy jail term for raping a 16-year-old from Tauranga he met on Snapchat. Judge Andree Wiltens told Crown prosecutor Anna McConachy and Saily’s lawyer Bill Nabney that preventive detention should be considered. He said he had no jurisdiction to give such a sentence so sentencing needed to be adjourned and the case elevated to the High Court. “You have very serious offending already to your name and there are now further charges that need to be dealt with by way of sentence,” Judge Wiltens said to Saily. “They are so serious that I consider the appropriate sentence for you is preventive detention.” Preventive detention is an indeterminate prison sentence. Prisoners can be released

By Krystal Scanlon  •  December 17, 2025  • Ivy Liu YouTube has been chasing TV ad budgets for years. What’s changed recently is the approach. Marketers who’ve sat through recent pitches say the difference is clear. The VIP packages, sold both directly to advertisers and through agencies, are built around spend thresholds. The more an advertiser commits, the more they unlock – credits, price discounts and access to higher tiers of creators. The specifics of those incentives and tiers, however, remain under wraps.  What stands out though is who YouTube is aiming these deals at. The pitch is landing squarely on TV advertisers – buyers used to making larger commitments in exchange for better access, sharper pricing and a more predictable schedule. Appropriately enough, YouTube has dubbed it the VIP (Video Incentives Program) program. “The VIP program is really beneficial for clients because they can get credits, price advantages and tap into YouTube’s creators, who create custom content,” said Hermelinda Fernandez, svp, digital investment at Canvas Worldwide, adding that her clients want to buy YouTube this way.  “Advertisers have the ability to try and create more of a TV schedule on the platform as well,” she added. All of which

WhatsApp Group Sexually Exploiting Children in St. Vincent and the Grenadines A WhatsApp group by the name of (The Christmas Spirit), apparently targeting children between the ages of 11 and 12 years old, has surfaced in St Vincent and the Grenadines.  The group currently has 211 members as of 16 December and has 7 group admins. All numbers were SVG registered phone numbers. Conversations in the chat seen by St Vincent Times speak to (fresher the egg, creamier the yolk, I go tear it up, smash 9, younger the crab, tighter the pinch).  Messages also display faces of young girls posing half naked, some topless and others without underwear.  Videos of child porn are also being distributed in the group.  It was not clear what ages the group admins were, although their conversations seemingly suggest they were over 18.  In February of this year a WhatsApp group, called LINK.VVC, emerged with over 300 persons broadcasting explicit sexual content and conversations with van conductors, van drivers, older men and underage boys and girls (from at least one of the nation’s private primary schools).  The parent who found the group on her daughter’s phone informed several other parents through a WhatsApp broadcast.  “The content is nothing

With the holidays upon us, you may be looking for the perfect gift for the gamer on your list. Our friends at GUNNAR Optiks got you and your gamer’s eyes covered! This time, Gunnar has teamed up with one of the legendary names in PC Gaming, Alienware, to help players to keep gaming this holiday season. In case you’re not familiar with what Gunnar does, Gunnar Optiks manufactures glasses that protect your eyes from the blue light emitted by the screens of monitors, phones, computers, and TVs. Their glasses are used by gaming industry professionals, animation studios (such as DreamWorks), eSports athletes, and even the military —pretty much anyone who has to stare at screens for hours. I present to you the Roswell by Gunnar and Alienware. These wrap-around style frames allow a panoramic view. The frames themselves are light polymer that’s comfortable for hours of use. The arms rest comfortably against my head. The entire frame surprisingly feels sturdy regardless of the look. Along with the frames comes a microfiber cleaning cloth, a 12 month warrenty, and probably my favorite: a puffy carrying pouch that proudly displays the Alienware logo, which is also visible on the frames.