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How the AP Calls Elections

For more than 175 years, The Associated Press has provided a critical service by calling U.S. presidential elections. What began in the 1800’s with Pony Express riders collecting results on horseback, has grown into a network of thousands of stringers, researchers, reporters, analysts, editors, data journalists and race callers compiling voting results for races all across […]

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‘A Mad, Headlong Poverty-Stricken Rush’ Across South America

“The Brazil Chronicles” (forthcoming from University of Missouri Press on Nov. 18, 2024) is a mix of memoir and reportage by Stephen G. Bloom, which recounts Rio de Janeiro’s vibrant history as a base for American expat reporters. Fed up with the political and economic turbulence of the 1970s, Bloom, like hundreds of contemporaries, relocated to

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Gray Owned Maine Station Cuts Newscasts

Gray-owned WAGM in Presque Isle, Maine is cutting some of its locally produced newscasts. WAGM announced the move last Thursday on social media. WAGM will be joining forces with WABI, it’s Gray Local Media Partner. WAGM and WABI will continue its mission of providing local news, weather and sports coverage. Effective 11/18,the team will bring…Gray-owned

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WongDoody Expands Leadership Team with Laura Davis as Managing Director US

Creative and digital transformation agency WongDoody, an Infosys company based in Seattle, has named former Monks global chief client officer Laura Davis to the newly created role of managing director, U.S. In addition, the expansion of WongDoody’s leadership team also includes bringing on Christian Golz as global head of immersive experiences, and Mariel Cunningham as…Creative

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Olipop Steps Up Marketing With Its First Holiday Ad Starring Two Misunderstood Yetis

These yetis aren’t hiding in the Himalayas, they’re ice skating on the local pond and caroling through the neighborhood in a new campaign for alternative soda brand Olipop. While the goal in this scenario is to spread cheer, the giant lumbering beasts manage only to terrorize the townsfolk. It’s not until they shed the costumes…These

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KMSP Chief Meteorologist Ian Leonard Getting Treated for Skin Cancer Return

Minneapolis chief meteorologist Ian Leonard said his skin cancer has returned. In a blog, posted to the Fox owned station’s website, Leonard told viewers about the diagnosis. “Knock knock. Who’s there? Skin Cancer. Damn…” he wrote. “It seems my skin cancer journey is set to start again. It’s kinda like a punch in the gut…Minneapolis

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Fandom Debuts Helix, a Contextual Targeting Solution, to Unlock Unlikely Audiences

Today, the fan platform Fandom, a user-populated library of gaming and entertainment content, unveiled its new contextual targeting solution, Helix. The product uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to taxonomize Fandom’s 50 million pages of content, enabling the publisher to serve contextually relevant ads to users and unlock new, nonintuitive audiences for advertisers, according to…Today,

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