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Audacy Sports Launches at the NFL Draft
Audacy Sports will cover 40 owned-and-operated all-sports radio stations and affiliates, 160 sports streaming channels on audacy app, more than 600 titles and live events on their podcast network, and partnerships with more than 150 pro and collegiate teams. The company is the official audio and podcast partner of Major League Baseball, which lets them stream MLB play-by-play in English and Spanish.
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Read more at Awful Announcing
Is There a Sustainable Business in AI?
Microsoft debuted its latest family of Phi open-source AI models. The smallest, Phi 3-mini has just 3.8 billion parameters but performs better than the leading 7 billion parameter open source models, according to the company’s benchmarking. Microsoft has pumped $13 billion into OpenAI to help it build its GPT-4.
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Read more at Fortune
FinLocker - A Collaboration With Dr. Singh
FinLocker has been helping mortgage lenders, banks, credit unions and other financial service providers improve the financial fitness of their consumers. The platform aggregates and analyzes each consumer’s financial data to provide them with the status of their mortgage eligibility, insights into their spending history, trackable goals and budgets, cash flow analysis, and recommended actions to overcome their financial challenges to qualify for a mortgage. a lean full-time team found one in Vivek Singh, an assistant professor in the Department of Information Systems and Technology
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Read more at UMSL Daily
The World's First 3D-Printed Titanium Cast for a Broken Arm
Gladys at the Cincinnati Zoo received the world’s first 3D-printed titanium cast for her broken arm, the zoo said. She will wear the cast for about four weeks and will remain behind the scenes while she heals. The 11-year-old went into captivity to teach her how to act and think like a gorilla.
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Read more at FOX19
Monmouth Medical Center Named to World's Best Hospitals
On April 22nd, Monmouth Medical Center was honored to host NJ Assembly Members Margie Donlon & Luanne Peterpaul. They are shown in group photo. MMC Board Chair Mary Anne Nagy is shown to her left. This prestigious award is presented by Newsweek and Statista Inc.
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Read more at RWJBarnabas Health
Mercy Health Lorain Names Marilyn Alejandro-Rodriguez Director of Community Health
Mercy Health Lorain has named Marilyn Alejandro-Rodriguez its new director of community health. In her new role she will lead initiatives to address the unique health needs of the Lorain community. Chronic disease, mother and child care, mental health, substance abuse, cancer, and social bias were among the top issues identified by the previous Lorain County assessment.
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Read more at cleveland.com
Tiger-Cats Are Under Imminent Threat of Losing Their Habitats
Tiger-cats everywhere are under imminent threat of losing their habitats to agriculture and development, he says. And pathogens, such as canine distemper virus, have the ability to spill over from domestic animals. As it stands, the International Union for Conservation of Nature lists both L. tigrinus and L. guttulus as vulnerable to extinction.
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Read more at National Geographic
Houston Texans Unveiled 4 Variations of New Uniforms
The Houston Texans unveil four variations of new uniforms. The team says 10,000 surveys and 30 focus groups were utilized to guide the new uniform design. Houston also will feature a light blue helmet as part of its Color Rush look.
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Read more at KULR-TV
Transgender Youth in New York City
Rebeca moved to New York City a year ago to protect her daughter, now 8, from increasingly trans-restrictive laws in Florida. A Manhattan parent-led advisory board had voted 8-3 the night before calling on the Department of Education to revisit guidelines on trans girls’ sports participation. The resolution’s co-sponsor, Maud Maron, has made anti-trans comments.
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Read more at Chalkbeat
Variety VP of Entertainment and Special Projects
The move marks a homecoming for Gold, who previously spent eight years with Variety prior to her 14-year tenure at the Reporter. In her new role, Gold will succeed Dawn Allen, the respected Variety sales executive who is retiring after a 35-year career. Gold’s appointment is effective May 15.
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Read more at Variety