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Indiana State Police have arrested a Scott County man after illicitly communicating with a 13-year-old girl in Clark County. (Source: Clark County Jail) By Dustin Vogt | March 29, 2021 at 1:50 PM EDT - Updated March 29 at 1:52 PM SCOTTSBURG, Ind. (WAVE) - Indiana State Police have arrested a Scott County man after illicitly communicating with a 13-year-old girl in Clark County. Kyle Alan McIntosh, 20, from Scottsburg has been charged with child solicitation and providing obscene material to a minor, both felony charges. Investigation by ISP began after receiving a complaint of an adult providing explicit nude images to a 13-year-old girl. ISP said the man also believed he was speaking with a 14-year-old. Images were sent through the Snapchat messaging app, with multiple explicit images and conversations thought to be shared according to police. The man was identified by officials as McIntosh, where they also discovered conversations where he spoke explicitly about desires to engage in sexual activity with the girl. McIntosh was located on March 26 and taken into the Sellersburg State Police post for questioning. He was booked in Clark County Jail without incident, where he currently awaits his next trial date. WAVE 3…

Posted By Ola Ric on Mar 28, 2021 | Image Credit: csonline Success has many friends; and that is why everyone wants to be like Clubhouse. It is no secret that the audio chat app has made a huge success of its audio feature. It is also not a secret that Twitter, Instagram and Telegram all have replicated or about adding a similar feature to their platforms. The latest is Slack as confirmed by CEO Stewart Butterfield. While answering questions on Press Club, a regular programm on Clubhouse hosted by former TechCrunch journalist Josh Constine, Butterfield confirmed that Slack is already working on the audio feature. Per Protocol, the Slack CEO said the app would soon be adding a slew of new audio features.  As a matter of fact, Butterfield confirmed that a feature that lets you leave audio messages is in beta state.  Finally, Slack could soon add an ephemeral video message feature similar to what you have in Snapchat, Instagram and LinkedIn among others. Snapchat pioneered Stories, which was later copied by Instagram and much later by a host of other social media platforms. Back in December, Salesforce and Slack jointly announced that a deal that transferred ownership…

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Google Search has been crowned the Greatest Product Of All Time from a field that included a number of tech giants (and Velcro, Bud Light, and Crocs). The question of what is the greatest product of all time (GPOAT) has been answered: it's Google Search. Famed for getting results, it triumphed from a field of 64, which included numerous tech products like Microsoft Windows, the iPhone, and the Intel semiconductor. Triumphed, that is, if you're willing to accept the results of a series of Twitter Polls each with a few thousand votes. The GPOAT tournament kicked off on March 8 and was run over the course of two weeks. It followed the same knockout format of many so-called 'Twitter world cups,' a trend that has seen fierce competition among the likes of Pixar movies, 1980's video game publishers, and British bus routes. Organized by business newsletter Morning Brew, the GPOAT world cup was run over five rounds including the final and split into four sections: Unsung Heroes including Post-it Notes, Velco, and Bluetooth; Innovators like the Tesla Model 3 electric car, Snapchat, and the air fryer; Simply Make Life Better that included Domino's Pizza, Crocs, and the jacuzzi; and Legends…

Instagram provides its users the new feature of saving content for stories as draft as it copies this feature from widely used application Snapchat. According to the reports, this feature is very useful, if you want to make a story and publish it at a later time like Snapchat you can tap on the “Save” button and your story would be saved as a plain image. This new feature is easy to use like if you want to publish it later, you will be prompted with a “save draft” button right together with the “discard” and “cancel” buttons that you’re probably already familiar with. Tapping save draft will store whatever you were doing into a drafts folder, which you can pull up anytime from the stories menu. This feature is great for those coming up with lengthy content, especially for businesses or someone with a big amount of followers. The roll out is still not available for everyone and it’s unclear when the company would roll it out at the full.

There are fears children as young as 14 are getting access to drugs through social media.A new investigation by Newstalk has found dozens of accounts advertising the sale of drugs like cocaine and cannabis.Within 10 minutes of setting up an Instagram and Snapchat account, Newstalk found close to 50 accounts advertising the sale of drugs.Some have thousands of followers and post menus of what they have available that day.Many dealers offer a pick up or delivery service - raising concerns about how easy it is for young people to access drugs.Brendan Cummins, a youth worker at Familibase in Ballyfermot, said it is quite easy to find the social media accounts."There is a fair amount of advertising on social media. You can nearly search in your Facebook bar for a certain type of drug and it will come up in your feed," said Mr Cummins.He said the days of meeting someone on a corner or someone selling from a particular spot is long gone.Mr Cummins said that when drugs and drug use are appearing so frequently on young people's social media feeds it gives the impression that everyone is doing it. It kind of gets ingrained that it's not as harmful,…

What led you to acting at NYU?I graduated in 2017 from Tisch for Acting. That’s just something that I wanted to do. I did commercials in Taiwan so I’ve always been involved with it. When I moved to America, when I was a kid, I didn’t really think of it as a career. But then, I did a play when I was in high school, and I fell in love with it all over again. I still wanted to go to college so I decided to go to an acting program. I was set on it from the start.Your first major role was Riley on Season 1 of the Starz show, Power Book II: Ghost. How was that audition process and project?Being on that show was amazing. It was my first time being on a TV show. It all happened so quickly. I auditioned and then a week later, I did the callback. Then that afternoon I was at the table read. It was an amazing show to be on for my first show because there’s such an amazing fan base and I feel they are supporting me now. I loved it. It was amazing, and all the costumes were…

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MommaJam is hosted by WATD’s mom, Sara Eberle, and airs every Thursday at 7:10 a.m. Sara Eberle produces and hosts MommaJam, a crank up the volume, shout out loud audio podcast for mothers that cover MOP Culture (mom pop culture) which she launched in 2008. Sara is the mom of two teenagers. She realized mothers need some edge, stimulating conversation and connections to other parents, since being at home with young children can be isolating. Every episode features a special guest who is an expert, artist, parent in the trenches, or business leader making front line decisions about products and entertainment influencing your children. The topics are appropriate for moms in all stages of parenthood, from baby to teenagers. Prior to MommaJam, Sara owned a public relations firm in Los Angeles, representing video games, consumer software products and technology companies. She is an entrepreneur at heart and, after running a business and being in the thick of pop culture and emerging technologies for 15 years, she is happily raising her children and dreaming up the next big step for MommaJam, which is to launch the show on satellite or terrestrial radio nationwide. Besides hosting MommaJam, Sara is a contributing writer…

LOUISVILLE, KY. – Travis Puckett, 23, originally of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, previously pled guilty before United States District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings for attempted online enticement of a minor, announced Acting United States Attorney Michael A. Bennett.  Today, Judge Jennings sentenced Puckett to 10 years in prison followed by a 15-year term of Supervised Release. There is no parole in the federal system.  Puckett will be required to register as a sex offender. “Mr. Puckett will serve a 10-year federal prison sentence followed by 15 years of supervision as a result of the outstanding work of AUSA Lawless and our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners,” stated Acting U.S. Attorney Bennett.  “Our children and communities are safer because of their tireless effort in identifying, charging, and prosecuting those who engage in this egregious criminal conduct.” According to the Plea Agreement, on October 6, 2019, a Detective with the Louisville Metro Police Department took part in an undercover investigation on the Internet.  The Detective posed as a 14-year-old girl on a social media app. At approximately 6:00 p.m. that evening, a person using the profile of a 22-year-old, white male, from Elizabethtown, and identified as “Travis,” sent the undercover profile a…