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Austin American-Statesman AROUND TOWNNote: In response to concerns about the coronavirus, area events may be subject to cancellation, postponement or attendance limits. Please contact organizers to confirm event details.Thru Dec. 315.5 Mile Pflugerville Birthday Run: Starting at 8 a.m. Nov. 14, people can join the Pflugerville Parks and Recreation Commission for this 5.5 mile challenge to celebrate Pflugerville’s 55th birthday in 2020. The event is open to all. For details: pflugervilletx.gov.Dec. 13Afternoon with Santa: 2:30 to 3 p.m. via YouTube from the Pflugerville Public Library. A pre-recorded video storytime with Santa will be shown for families with children ages 3-8. People can register to pick up a goodie bag with instant cocoa, pre-packaged chocolate and cookies and a candy cane for the event. For information: pflugervilletx.gov.Dec. 15Pfestive Pfarmers Market: 3 to 7 p.m. at the Pflugerville Recreation Center, 400 Immanuel Road, Pflugerville. Locally grown and prepared items will be sold. Traffic will be one-way, with visitors entering through the gym's outside door at the front of the building and exiting through the Recreation Center and out the sliding doors at the back of the building. All visitors needing a ramp may enter and exit through the sliding doors at the…

You are here: Home / Chromecast / Youtube TV subscribers are being surprised with a free Chromecast with Google TV for their loyalty December 12, 2020 By Michael Perrigo Leave a Comment Youtube TV is well aware that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to buy in to a full subscription package thanks to the pandemic and their continuous content partnership fallouts like that of Tennis TV and Fox Sports Networks. Even though it’s not their fault that some deals simply can’t be negotiated in a way that benefits users, it’s nice to see that they’re doing what they can to show how much they appreciate subscribers despite the fac. Long time subscribers are now receiving an email containing an offer for a free Chromecast with Google TV in the color snow. A few weeks ago, they gave everyone free access to HBO Max and Cinemax for a full week and even a free trial to Hallmark Movies Now as the service launched on their platform. There is no specific rhyme or reason to who is receiving these emails or in what order aside from the prerequisite of being a long time subscriber. However long Google defines that as is not mentioned.…

Christopher Nolan recently went on a very public tirade about the importance of movies, including his, being seen on the big screen — but if anyone’s interested in watching Tenet’s opening prologue, they can do so now on YouTube. Warner Bros. has posted the film’s first six minutes on YouTube ahead of the movie’s digital release next week. Don’t worry about spoilers for the time-warping heist film, there aren’t any. (I saw Tenet when it was released at a theater in suburban Canada; it was me and one other person at the other end of the theater.) The scene follows John David Washington’s Protagonist and a couple of other characters as they enter an auditorium to complete a mission. That’s really all you need to know. It’s a pretty fun, entirely Christopher Nolan segment that works on its own. Both Tenet and Nolan have become part of the news cycle again following Nolan’s condemning of Warner Bros. for deciding to release all 17 of its 2021 films on HBO Max the same day they debut in theaters. As Nolan put it in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, “Some of our industry’s biggest filmmakers and most important movie stars went…

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GlobeNewswireKim Stratton, CEO, resigns from OrphazymeOrphazyme A/S Company announcement                                                                                         No. 72/2020 Inside information Company Registration No. 32266355 Copenhagen, Denmark, December 10, 2020 – Orphazyme A/S (ORPHA.CO) (“Orphazyme”), a late-stage biopharmaceutical company pioneering the Heat-Shock Protein response for the treatment of neurodegenerative orphan diseases, today announces that Kim Stratton has decided to resign from Orphazyme following a dialogue initiated by the board of directors. Orphazyme will initiate a search for a new CEO immediately. Meanwhile, in order to ensure continuity going forward, Georges Gemayel, Chairman of the Board of Directors, will temporarily assist the executive team of Orphazyme with the day-to-day operations until a new CEO is appointed.Chairman of the Board of Directors, George Gemayel, states that “We are fortunate that Kim Stratton was available at a critical juncture of Orphazyme’s history during which the company successfully raised new equity of approximately DKK 1.3 bn, completed a listing of ADS in the Unites States and filed an NDA with the FDA and an MAA with the EMA. With these important milestones and the establishment of our operations in the United States, Orphazyme is well-positioned for a potential commercial launch of our product candidate, arimoclomol in the Unites States and Europe. Until…

After a similar promotion for new customers in October, YouTube TV is giving a free Chromecast with Google TV to existing ones this holiday season. The “ Enjoy a Chromecast with Google TV, on us” email was sent out to current subscribers this afternoon: We wanted to say thanks and offer you, a longtime friend of YouTube TV, a new Chromecast with Google TV — on us. Click the button below to get a new Chromecast with Google TV (a $49.99 value) in the color Snow. Please be sure to claim this gift soon because it’s only available through December 31.* With the new Chromecast, you can level up your YouTube TV experience with features like a homepage that makes YouTube TV recommendations based on shows you like, as well as a voice remote to quickly jump to your favorites. The fine print is that “this offer is exclusively yours to enjoy and isn’t eligible if forwarded.” However, since the “Claim your offer” process takes you to the Google Store, just enter a different address at the shipping stage. Be sure to claim the free Chromecast by December 31, with YouTube TV only letting users get the Snow (white)…

Nat's What I Reckon / YouTubeNat's What I Reckon has been making expletive-heavy YouTube cooking videos for the past 10 years, clocking up more than 100 million views.From the minute he picks up the phone, the dude has me laughing like a cane toad at sunset. “Mate, a lot of recipes are way more complicated than they need to be,“ he tells me from his Sydney home. “You’re not trying to build an engine here! You’re just trying to make some dinner. “ Comedian, cook, mental health ambassador, occasional rock star, Nat keeps his surname secret and goes by the stage name “Nat’s What I Reckon”. Alongside occasional stand-up gigs and drumming duties in two bands, he’s been making expletive-heavy YouTube cooking videos for the past 10 years, clocking up more than 100 million views. READ MORE: * Dolly Alderton on why writing sex scenes was the hardest, but most important, part of her new book * Four recipes from Julie Biuso's new cookbook * Sarah Tuck: 'It’s tougher to be vulnerable than it is to be resilient' * Does milk really belong in bolognese sauce? Now his first book is upon us. Un-cook Yourself: A Ratbag’s Rules for Life…

The year’s most-watched advertisements have been revealed by YouTube, with Nike, Google and Hyundai the creators of the three most popular in 2020. Amid a year that brought unprecedented and unpredictable shifts for both consumers and brands, YouTube said ads in 2020 generated more than 470 million views and over 1.3 million likes—with 714,000 of those likes going to Clash of Clan’s short film, ‘Lost and Crowned’. While the list often features ads from the Super Bowl, the top game-day ad in 2020 hit a different tone, with Google’s Super Bowl spot ‘Loretta’ receiving many accolades after it shared the emotional, true story of an 85-year-old man who uses Google products to help him ‘not forget’ the memory of his late wife. (According to YouTube, the man is also the grandfather of a Google employee.) Josh Krasinski was also on hand to teach us how to smaht pahk the new Hyundai Sonata, while Turbo Tax made waves (and raised a few eyebrows) with its remixed ‘All People Are Tax People’ Super Bowl Spot. However, it was Nike’s ‘You Can’t Stop Us’ that took the top spot for the second time, with a video that spoke to the power of resilience…

#1 I have a 15" 2018 MacBook Pro with a 2.6 Ghz i7 and Radeon Pro 560X 4 GB running macOS 11.0.1 and Safari 14.0.1. While watching YouTube videos, I see vertical black noise (almost a single line with some much smaller vertical lines parallel and near to the main line). The vertical lines are perfectly spaced dividing the video into 2 (or sometimes 4 although I can't find a way to make that happen now) sections depending on the size of the Safari window and video viewing mode (normal, theater, etc.). I have determined that this is related to the VP9 support. If I disable the VP9 decoder experimental feature, all looks just fine. Also in Chrome if I enable "VideoToolbox VP9 Decoding", then I see the problem there, too, when I did not see it before. In Chrome, the noise divides the video into 8 equal vertical areas. I've attached screen grabs showing the issue. Is this a software bug? Do I have bad hardware? Is there a way to further diagnose to tell? safari.png 786.4 KB · Views: 10 chrome.png 1.4 MB · Views: 4

Tuesday, 8 December 2020, 6:14 pm Press Release: Psychic Ventures Ltd As consumers continue their shift to digital commerce, brands have increased ad spend on social media platforms.According to the research data analyzed and published by Finaria, sponsored videos on YouTube increased by 40% during Q3 2020. Sponsored viewership also rose to an all-time high of over 1.3 billion in the same period, equivalent to 600,000 views per hour.Based on a NeoReach report, the tech industry was the highest spender, accounting for 46% of the total spending of the top 5 industries.YouTube Influencer Marketing Spend Set to Reach $6.6 Billion in 2020The top 5 brands overall on YouTube used a total of 138 influencers on 874 videos. These accumulated 300 million views and over 50 million engagements.They required $50 million in aggregate influencer media value (IMV). MrBeast’s Honey sponsorship was the most valuable, with over $5.5 million in IMV. It had more than 32 million views and over 250,000 new users.For the tech industry, there were a total of 6 billion viewers during the quarter. Its leading brands spent a collective $68 million on influencer marketing. NordVPN was the highest spender, using $11.97 million on 87 videos. Its ads reached…