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Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Announces First Stand-Up Comedy Special “AFFION CROCKETT: MIRROR II SOCIETY”

October 26, 2020 Humor

Laugh Out Loud, Kevin Hart’s comedy brand and multi-platform entertainment company, announced today its first original solo stand-up special, “AFFION CROCKETT: MIRROR II SOCIETY” is coming to LOL Network streaming and audio channels on Nov. 13.

From the hilarious mind of comedian, multi-hyphenate entertainer Affion Crockett (The Wedding Ringer, Pixels, A Haunted House), “MIRROR II SOCIETY” marks the first long-form special from the accomplished actor, writer, dancer, rapper, comedian, and Internet sensation (50 million views on YouTube) offering a relentless barrage of jokes and physical humor as he dives into his hilarious experiences growing up as a dancer, coming to grips with getting older, relationships, politics and much more.

“I’m thrilled and honored to be the first comedian to launch a solo stand-up special on Laugh Out Loud,” said Affion Crockett. “We put a ton of work into this for the culture and being able to partner with LOL to bring ‘Mirror II Society’ to the masses is a vibe. Plus, Kevin Hart promised me a Lambo if this does numbers.”

Consumers can watch, listen and laugh with Crockett across the robust LOL Network including: Pluto TV, XUMO and SiriusXM starting November 13th – with additional rollouts to continue through the year.

“Affion’s unique mix of dynamic humor and infectious energy is a breath of fresh air, and we couldn’t be more excited to launch our first long-form stand-up special with Affion,” said Kevin Hart, CEO of Laugh Out Loud. “We’re rolling out the red carpet for Affion across all of our divisions: LOL Network, LOL X, LOL Audio and LOL Studios, further illustrating how we are finding new ways to deliver comedy in color, whenever and wherever.”

“MIRROR II SOCIETY” is directed by Delmar Washington. Affion Crockett, Nynese Smoot, and all serve as executive producers. The special was financed and produced in partnership with Washington and Crockett’s production companies, Ximen Media Group and Lejan Entertainment respectively.

Timed to the debut of “MIRROR II SOCIETY” Laugh Out Loud’s experiential division, LOL X will host two drive-in screenings of “MIRROR II SOCIETY” in partnership with BlackFilm.com. LOL X presents Comedy In Color At The Drive-In with BlackFilm.com will take place in Atlanta (11/13) and Los Angeles (11/14). Each stop will feature a special sneak-peak of the stand-up special followed by the screening of classic Black films Boomerang (Atlanta) and Harlem Nights (Los Angeles). For more information, complimentary tickets and to view the full schedule please visit BlackFilm.com Affion Crockett is one of the most versatile entertainers around, as an accomplished actor, writer, dancer, rapper, comedian, music producer, and director. Affion’s comedy skills have also resulted in roles on Curb Your Enthusiasm, black-ish, The Comedians as well as his own sketch comedy show for FOX called ‘In the Flow with Affion Crockett,’ which was also executive produced by Jamie Foxx.

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Alphabet revenue dropped in Q2 2020, the first decline since going public

July 31, 2020 Big Data

(Reuters) — Google parent Alphabet’s quarterly sales fell for the first time in its 16 years as a public company, but the decline was less than expected as many advertisers stuck with the most popular online search engine during the pandemic.

Shares of Alphabet fell 1.2% to $ 1,518.85 after it released the second-quarter results. The stock had rebounded early Thursday to this year’s pre-pandemic high of about $ 1,525.

With its mostly free tools for web browsing, video watching and teleconferencing, Google unit has become a larger part of many consumers’ lives during the pandemic as lockdown orders force people to rely on the internet for work and entertainment.

But advertisers on Google have suffered mass layoffs and other cutbacks during the pandemic, and marketing budgets are often the first to get slashed especially by big clients like travel search engines, airlines and hotels.

Google’s ads business has long trended with the broader economy, and the U.S. economy contracted at its steepest pace since the Great Depression in the second quarter, the Commerce Department said on Thursday.

Google appeared to weather the slowdown better than before, as the pandemic has made the internet more attractive to advertisers than TV, radio and other avenues.

“This quarter, we saw the early signs of stabilization, as users returned to commercial activity online,” Alphabet Chief Executive Sundar Pichai told analysts on Thursday. “Of course, the economic climate remains fragile.”

Alphabet’s overall second-quarter revenue was $ 38.3 billion, down 2% from the year-ago period. Analyst’s tracked by Refinitiv, on average, had estimated a 4% decline to $ 37.367 billion.

The sales decline was the first since the company went public in 2004 and the worst performance since its 2.9% growth during the Great Recession in 2009.

About 66% of Alphabet’s revenue came from Google search and YouTube ads, 12% from ads sold on partner properties online, 8% from its cloud business and 14% from its mobile app store and about a dozen other smaller businesses.

It has adjusted by slowing expense growth. Alphabet’s total costs and expenses rose about 7% from a year ago to $ 31.9 billion in the second quarter, compared with a 12% jump a quarter ago.

Alphabet’s quarterly profit was $ 6.96 billion, or $ 10.13 per share, compared with the analysts’ average estimate of $ 5.645 billion, or $ 8.29 per share.

New data privacy laws, including one that went into effect this month in Google’s home state of California, are also depressing ad prices.

Antitrust regulators in countries across the Americas, Europe and Asia are weighing whether Google has stifled competition on its way to dominating search, mobile software and other businesses, with some bodies even considering forcing it divest parts of its ad operations.

About 2,000 employees last month petitioned Google’s emerging cloud business to scuttle deals with some police agencies, citing racial discrimination concerns. And whether a massive hiring spree will win other cloud clients is uncertain.

Investors may be shifting toward less ad-reliant rivals. Entering Thursday, Amazon and Microsoft, which have smaller ad businesses than Google but bigger cloud units, were trading at 145 times and 35 times their respective earnings over the last 12 months. Alphabet shares were at 30 times earnings over the last year.

(Reporting by Paresh Dave in Oakland, Calif. and Munsif Vengattil in Bengaluru; Editing by Shailesh Kuber and Richard Chang)

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Teradata Reports First Quarter 2020 Financial Results

May 21, 2020 BI News and Info

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Waymo resumes limited autonomous driving testing in Phoenix in first step back to normalcy

May 8, 2020 Big Data

Nearly two months after announcing it would halt operations around the country in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Waymo today said it will begin limited driving tests in the Metro Phoenix area starting on May 11. The Alphabet-backed autonomous vehicle startup described this as the first part of a “tiered approach” to gradually relaunch operations with its fleet, with commercial service to follow only after the health and safety of riders can be ensured.

That’s all to say that Waymo’s eponymous Waymo One ride-hailing service, which was put on pause in late March, won’t resume pickups and dropoffs just yet. A spokesperson told VentureBeat that Waymo plans to start accepting riders again in the “coming weeks.” To be clear, the phase of redeployment detailed today only involves safety and test drivers, as well as other employees and contractors working out of Waymo’s facilities.

Waymo says that it is following guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, state, and local authorities as its operations resume, redesigning its facilities to respect social distancing guidelines and spacing out work areas by the recommended six feet. The company has also redefined the use of common areas and limited the maximum capacity for various spaces, and it has created trainings for employees around new safety standards and how to work and move around its facilities.

In line with Arizona guidance, Waymo employees will wear face masks in facilities or vehicles excepting instances where a person is driving alone. The company also says it has deep cleaned its buildings and that it will continue to conduct multiple daily cleanings of its vehicles in partnership with AutoNation. Lastly, Waymo says it is working with an occupational healthcare provider to screen all people before they enter its facilities.

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In the near future, Waymo exects to begin driving again in other cities, including San Francisco, Detroit, and Los Angeles. “We’re taking a thoughtful and measured approach towards bringing our driving operations back on the road,” wrote the company in a blog post. “Resumption of our driving operations in these locations will similarly be guided by ensuring the safety and health of our team in line with … [federal and state] guidance.”

In addition to Waymo, Uber, GM-backed Cruise, Aurora, Argo AI, and Pony.ai were are among the companies that suspended their driverless vehicle programs in the hopes of limiting contact between drivers and riders. In the interim, some, like Pony.ai and Cruise, pivoted to autonomous delivery. Others leaned heavily on simulation to continue development even as their fleets were grounded.

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Why MDM is the First Step Toward Business Reinvention

February 25, 2020 TIBCO Spotfire

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Managing critical data across the enterprise is an essential step toward business reinvention. That’s why organizations are increasingly turning to master data management (MDM) to solve their siloed data problem and provide a single, trusted view of their data. By providing one trusted place to go for information, MDM enables businesses to make better decisions and improve overall performance.

If you’re looking to adopt an MDM solution, the Constellation ShortList™ is a good place to start narrowing your search. This report is often helpful to organizations when evaluating solutions within technology market categories.

We’re excited to announce that TIBCO EBX™ has been added to the Constellation ShortList for Master Data Management Solutions for the third consecutive time. EBX^™ is one of only seven solutions recognized for 2020. For TIBCO, we see the report as a further indication of EBX’s momentum in the MDM market. As a single solution to help organizations govern, manage, and consume all their shared data assets, EBX is proud to meet the threshold criteria outlined below.

For Master Data Management (MDM), this year’s threshold criteria included:

Information integration
Data quality
Data governance
Multidomain (i.e., customer, product, supplier, reference data, sites, location)
Multiple deployment models: on-premises, in the cloud, hybrid or multi-cloud
Industry-specific templates and accelerators
Self-service business rules
Support for data privacy rules and regulations
Customer references

According to Doug Henschen, V.P. and Principal Analyst of Constellation Research, the threshold criteria are determined by capabilities that customers and partners deem critical for that technology space. The Constellation ShortList essentially indicates which solutions cover the capabilities most needed to meet current challenges and address top use cases in that category.

To learn more about how TIBCO EBX is leading in master data management, read Doug Henschen’s Constellation ShortList™ for Master Data Management for Q1 2020.

Constellation is not the only analyst firm that has recognized TIBCO’s master data management. Check out Gartner’s 2020 Magic Quadrant for Master Data Management Solutions to see why TIBCO EBX^™ Software was named a Leader for the fourth consecutive time.

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Showtime Orders ‘First Ladies’ Starring Viola Davis As Michelle Obama

February 8, 2020 Humor

SHOWTIME has given a series order to the first season of the hour-long drama FIRST LADIES, starring and executive produced by Oscar, Emmy and Tony^® winner Viola Davis, who will play former first lady Michelle Obama. Produced by SHOWTIME and Lionsgate Television, the series will also be executive produced by Julius Tennon, Oscar winner Cathy Schulman (Crash, Five Feet Apart), Jeff Gaspin (Rhythm + Flow, L.A.’s Finest), Brad Kaplan (Mr. Church) and author Aaron Cooley (Four Seats: A Thriller of the Supreme Court), who created the series and will write. The announcement was made today by Jana Winograde, President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc.

In the East Wing of the White House, many of history’s most impactful and world-changing decisions have been hidden from view, made by America’s charismatic, complex and dynamic first ladies. This series will peel back the curtain on the personal and political lives of these enigmatic women, with season one focusing on Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford and Michelle Obama.

“Throughout our history, presidents’ spouses have wielded remarkable influence, not only on the nation’s leaders but on the country itself.” said Winograde. “FIRST LADIES fits perfectly within the SHOWTIME wheelhouse of drama and politics, revealing how much personal relationships impact both domestic and global events. Having Viola Davis play Michelle Obama is a dream come true, and we couldn’t be luckier to have her extraordinary talent to help launch this series.”

Davis won Oscar, Golden Globe^®, BAFTA^® and Screen Actors Guild Awards^® for her performance in the feature film Fences, based upon the play for which she won a Tony Award. She also earned Emmy, Golden Globe and SAG Awards for her lead role in How To Get Away with Murder, for which she was a four-time Emmy nominee, as well as two additional Tony Awards for King Hedley II and Seven Guitars. Her career also includes Oscar, Golden Globe and SAG-nominated performances in The Help and Doubt, an Emmy-nominated guest performance in Scandal and a BAFTA nomination for Widows. Davis is a four-time NAACP^® Image Award winner and 16-time nominee, beginning with her performance on the SHOWTIME series UNITED STATES OF TARA.

FIRST LADIES is executive produced by Cathy Schulman via Welle Entertainment, Viola Davis and Julius Tennon via JuVee Productions, Jeff Gaspin via Gaspin Media, Brad Kaplan via LINK Entertainment and Aaron Cooley.

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Creating Your First Model-driven App in Dynamics 365

December 5, 2019 CRM News and Info

Model-driven apps offer Dynamics administrators and business managers a no-code, component-focused approach to building purpose-specific apps for their end users. These apps can be simple or complex and offer rich design capability with a responsive and uniform UI across multiple devices.

This webinar will cover getting started with Model-driven apps, from modeling business data to composing the application and granting users access.

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Tuesday, December 10th at 2:00 PM ET

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Understand what a model-driven app is
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A Look at My First 30 days at TIBCO Through the Lens of Spotfire

September 15, 2019 TIBCO Spotfire

If you’re a data analyst who’s evaluating TIBCO Spotfire, or a Spotfire customer, I’m delighted to virtually meet you—my name is Lori Witzel, I’m the new Director of Product Marketing for Spotfire, and a large part of my role for Spotfire will involve listening to and learning from analysts and customers like you. In this blog, I’ll share a non-traditional look at my first 30 days with TIBCO, using a metaphorical framework that echoes some of what I’ve heard about Spotfire.

Augmented intelligence makes for better outcomes

Listening to and learning from many different sources is a core function for Product Marketing Managers (PMM) and research shows that more sources make for better outcomes. These diverse sources augment a Product Marketer’s own experience and intelligence, making it more likely that the products a PMM supports will delight their customers. (This constant learning is also a key reason why I love being a PMM.)

In my first 30 days with TIBCO, it’s clear that augmented intelligence is not just what our analytics products provide–it’s infused throughout the organization, in the quality and volume of information shared among teams and via business systems to enable better real-time decision-making. In a less metaphorical way, what I’ve heard from analysts like you: Spotfire’s ability to seamlessly consume disparate data, whether at-rest, streaming, on-premises, or in the cloud, augments business intelligence and enables better decision-making.

Adaptive intelligence transforms—and is transformed by—the process of learning

There are few things more exciting than starting something new–whether it’s a new job or a new high-impact project—learning through discovery changes the way we fit into and improve the world around us. I’m learning and discovering new things every day at TIBCO, and being stretched and challenged in all the best ways. As I adapt and transform myself, I’ve heard that my new-to-TIBCO perspective is transforming how our teams engage with data analysts like you.

My first 30 days at TIBCO have been the start of a great adventure in learning, and you can help me as I learn and evolve. I’d love to connect, and would love to learn if you’ve explored AI-infused discovery in Spotfire X. Message me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/loriaustex.

Working and learning at the edge

Because of the importance of listening and learning for a PMM, metaphorically speaking, the role embodies aspects of streaming intelligence. We’re “at the edge,” gathering information from people like you, from disparate sources through real-time engagement and interactions. This information becomes something we can act on to generate insights for our colleagues and our peers. Those insights, in turn, are shared back out to the source – analysts like you – in the form of product enhancements, which in turn leads back to further information gathering. In these early days at TIBCO, the new information I’m exposed to is daunting—but it’s part of working at the edge, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Let’s augment our intelligence together

For data analysts who are ready to evolve their careers and their organizations, Spotfire is the de facto standard for analytics augmented intelligence. My request? Let’s take that next step in augmented intelligence together. If you’re a Spotfire user, an analytics professional, a data scientist, I want to learn from you and hear your analytics stories–what’s important to you, what your use cases have been, how a recent discovery via analytics has made a difference. Look for me at TIBCO NOW London, at other upcoming Spotfire events, or on Twitter at https://twitter.com/loriaustex. I hope you’ll connect, and help make my next 30 days as exciting as my first 30 days.
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Carnegie Mellon and Oregon State team wins first leg of DARPA Subterranean Challenge robot competition

August 22, 2019 Big Data

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) kicked off the Subterranean Challenge in December 2017, with the goal of equipping future warfighters and first responders with tools to rapidly map, navigate, and search hazardous underground environments. The final winner of the four-event competition won’t be selected until 2021, but Team Explorer from Carnegie Mellon University and Oregon State University managed to best rivals for the initial prize.

On four occasions during the eight-day Tunnel Circuit event, which concluded today, each team deployed multiple robots into National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health research mines in South Park Township, Pennsylvania, tasked with autonomously navigating mud and water and communicating with each other and a base station for an hour at a time as they searched for objects. Team Explorer’s roughly 30 university faculty, students, and staff members leveraged two ground robots and two drones to find 25 artifacts in its two best runs (14 more than any other team), managing to identify and locate a backpack within 20 centimeters of its actual position.

“Mobility was a big advantage for us,” said team co-leader Sebastian Scherer, associate research professor in Carnegie Mellon’s Robotics Institute, in a statement. “The testing [prior to the event, at Tour-Ed Mine in Tarentum, Pennsylvania] was brutal at the end, but it paid off in the end. We were prepared for this … We had big wheels and lots of power, and autonomy that just wouldn’t quit.”

Team Explorer — which has the backing of the Richard King Mellon Foundation, Schlumberger, Microsoft, Boeing, Flir Systems, Near Earth Autonomy, Epson, Lord, and Doodle Labs — is one of 11 teams competing for a portion of the Subterranean Challenge’s combined $ 4.5 million prize pool. Future events will involve an Urban Circuit, where robots will explore complex underground facilities, and a Cave Circuit, where the robots will operate in natural caves.

“All the teams worked very hard to get here, and each took a slightly different approach to the problem,” said Team Explorer co-leader Matt Travers, a system scientist at CMU’s Robotics Institute. “This was a great experience for all of us and we are proud of the performance by our team members and our robots.”

The Subterranean Challenge also includes the Virtual track, in which DARPA-funded and self-funded teams are developing software using models of systems, environments, and terrain to compete in simulation-based events and explore larger-scale runs. The winner will earn up to $ 1.5 million in the final event, with additional prizes of up to $ 500,000 for self-funded teams in each of four Virtual Circuit events.

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Launch Your First BI Project Successfully in 5 Days or Less

June 28, 2019 Sisense

What would it mean to you and your enterprise, if you could start getting useful business insights from your data in literally five days or less?

As exciting as this seems, it’s actually just what a good business intelligence platform should be able to do for you. While BI projects can be short term or long term, straightforward or sophisticated, they should all bring actionable results as soon as possible. Business moves fast nowadays, and there isn’t enough time for months of preparation, data modeling, IT platform planning, management decisions, and implementation.

Fortunately, these four clear, do-able steps will allow you to publish your first BI dashboard in five days, keeping up with the pace of your business without needing specialist help or extensive resources.

STEP 1 – Map Out Your BI Project with Small, Practical Milestones (Half-a-Day)

Why do certain BI projects fail? Often because they try to bite off more than they can chew. Start off by focusing on one insight of value, and your BI project can already be a success in just days. Afterwards, there will be plenty of opportunities to derive further insights, making sure each additional step brings you a measurable benefit.

Launch Your First BI Project Successfully in 5 Days or Less

So, let’s begin! Here’s how to do step one:

Start with a standard business process you want to understand better or improve
Keep data sources few at first, with a just 2-3 reports that hold the answers
Get an initial, useful result, before iterating to go deeper or wider into your business processes

This also means using a business intelligence system that lets you start simply, and then scale to any level of BI that makes sense for your organization.

Allowing half-a-day for step one, your BI project map will then look like the following steps for the rest of the week (the 4.5 days left)

Business planning to define useful questions to answer (step two, below)
Setting up your data model to bring your data sources together properly (step three)
Designing and publishing a dashboard to display the results (step four)

Remember that as you progress with your BI projects, your BI tool should let you go beyond just automating any manual business reporting you are doing currently (Excel spreadsheets included). A little business rethinking may show you even more important questions to answer, for which your BI tool will then become even more valuable. That’s when you start reaching beyond the realm of standard reports and into the realm of BI.

STEP 2 – Collect Requirements (Half-a-Day)

To get your first successful BI project off the ground in five days, requirements should be modest. On the other hand, business, result, and technical requirements should be stated clearly and precisely enough to keep your BI project on track for success:

Business requirement: State the question that is to be answered. For example, “What are the trends in the monthly revenues of the organization?” Or, “Which product lines can use more marketing budget to generate higher profits?”

Result requirement: Decide how a result from the BI system should be displayed or communicated, so that the business teams involved can understand and act on it as quickly and as easily as possible

Technical requirement: What hardware and software will be needed for the BI project? If you can use standard PC hardware, for instance, you can meet technical requirements that much more easily. Sisense, for example, both runs and scales on a standard PC, handling up to terabytes or billions of rows of data with full BI functionality quickly and efficiently, as needed.

STEP 3 – Select and Compile Your Data Sources (2 Days)

Business intelligence needs inputs of data to produce outputs of results and business insights. Data can come from many different sources (some BI tools have built-in data connectors that make it super easy use data from different places). Remember, data must be correct to start with – otherwise, the end results will be flawed. Here’s your to-do list with detailed examples:

Select the data sources you want to use to answer your business question (see step two above). You might choose your organization’s sales database, existing Excel spreadsheets with financial data, Google Analytics data on the number and type of visits to your enterprise web site, or some combination of such data sources.

Understand the correlation between the data sources you want to use. For example, your sales database and your financial spreadsheets might both list your products: the sales database showing how well they are selling, and the spreadsheets showing how much they cost to make. Using the two data sources, your BI tool could show you how to maximize profit by putting more marketing resources on specific products.

Join the data from different sources for one version of the truth. Sisense lets you use simple “drag and drop” to bring different data sources and tables into the same central, high-performance database, called an ElastiCube. Everybody then uses the same version of the collected data, avoiding arguments and allowing people to focus on the results and conclusions of the data analysis.

STEP 4 – Build and Display Your First BI Dashboard (2 Days)

Remember the result requirement from step two above? In this final step, it’s time to create the displays that help your own users understand the results from the BI tool and the data it has analyzed.

Sisense gives you numerous options to produce web-based dashboard displays, reports that can be distributed to groups of users, and interactive analytics to let users ask new questions and explore further. Here are some great dashboard templates by industry. Your goals in step four are:

Identify your target audience. Seek to understand, before trying to be understood! A business management audience may want more intuitive overviews and indications of trends, compared to a technical audience looking for more detail. So, use a corresponding approach to your dashboard.

Design your dashboard. Sisense provides options for graphs, charts, and filters that can also be accessed by dashboard viewers to make the dashboard as useful and as engaging as possible. Dashboards are also accessible using a standard web browser, meaning that your viewers do not have to use any additional plugin or download.

Information design. Common sense will play an important role here. Looking to show a trend over time? A line chart might be the simplest and most effective way. Or perhaps you want to show how overall sales of different products compare? A pie chart may be the right choice. See these 10 useful data visualizations for some concrete examples. If in doubt, remember the KISS principle (“Keep It Simple, Stupid!”).

Actionable Results from Data in One Week Using BI

By following the steps above, business users can start their business intelligence journey simply and effectively. They can also rapidly accomplish data management and analysis tasks that would otherwise have taken months of IT resources. Sisense eliminates much of the expensive effort traditionally needed for BI, and provides a single, comprehensive tool to analyze and visualize data from any source.

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Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Announces First Stand-Up Comedy Special “AFFION CROCKETT: MIRROR II SOCIETY”

VH1’s Tiffany “New York” Pollard Returns For ‘I Love New York: Reunited’ & Hosted By Vivica A. Fox

Alphabet revenue dropped in Q2 2020, the first decline since going public

Teradata Reports First Quarter 2020 Financial Results

Waymo resumes limited autonomous driving testing in Phoenix in first step back to normalcy

Why MDM is the First Step Toward Business Reinvention

Showtime Orders ‘First Ladies’ Starring Viola Davis As Michelle Obama

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