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High-performing advertisements on Facebook and Instagram have marketers ready to throw cash at the Twitter clone – how long can Meta wait? “We’re going to start immediately for our clients, as soon as advertisements are available on Threads,” said Ahmet Yavuz, CEO of digital marketing firm ASY Digital. “Everything is ready from our side.” For Yavuz and his counterparts, there’s serious appeal in having another ad-supported app inside Meta’s ad manager. And that could be trouble for Twitter. Meta’s ad system…

At UC Santa Cruz, 44% of undergraduates are considered “obscenely rent burdened,” threatening their ability to afford higher education. At UC Santa Cruz, 44% of undergraduates are considered “obscenely rent burdened,” threatening their ability to afford higher education. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to…

Image via Warner Bros Animation After setting a very high standard for the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s pinnacle moments and rounding out the franchise’s Infinity Saga, the Russo Brothers have since taken a step back from Marvel projects for the time being. While the pair may not be coming back for the next Avengers films, they’re more than open to doing more comic book movies – and they’re not limiting themselves to just Marvel. When asked about the prospect of contributing to James Gunn’s revamped DCU, Joe and…

OUTSIDE BAKHMUT, Ukraine —  There had been a time when Oleg was excited to get behind the wheel of the tank. A sardonic 25-year-old, he’s been serving as a driver around the front lines of the war in eastern Ukraine since almost the beginning of Russia’s invasion last year.But the novelty is long gone. The tank, a T-64 made in 1983, is older than he is — a relic of Ukraine’s Soviet past. Its engine needs at least 20 minutes to warm up from a cold start, and for every day of hard combat, it needs a day of maintenance.…

“We came here hoping to hear some action that would alleviate our concerns," said Representative Lisa Blunt Rochester, a Delaware Democrat. “I’ve not been reassured by anything you’ve said so far. I think quite frankly your testimony has raised more questions for me than answers." Chew faced hostile questioning from members of both parties — who often cut off his attempts to answer — in his appearance before the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The testimony comes as…

Image via Marvel Studios In an effort to “trim the fat” the upcoming Blade film for Marvel may have had to downsize one major role quite substantially. Kit Harrington first entered the MCU as Dane Whitman, Sersi’s love interest in Eternals, in a post-credits scene fans were teased with the sight of the Ebony Blade alongside the voice of Mahershala Ali’s since-confirmed Blade. Fans came to believe they would be seeing more of the pairing together in Blade, but that may no longer be the case. Ali will be taking…

Photo via Sony Pictures Television Community fans were absolutely ecstatic when Dan Harmon and the show’s cast confirmed that the ‘six seasons and a movie’ prophecy would finally be fulfilled by way of Peacock picking up a Community movie.  While we don’t have an exact timeframe as to when it will finally land on our television and (hopefully) theater screens, we do know that series stars Alison Brie and Danny Pudi can’t wait to get principal photography underway. Brie says she has cleared her schedule so that…

ARLINGTON, Texas —  His limp would linger long after USC’s Pac-12 title game heartbreak, the pain in his left hamstring a lasting reminder of all that was lost that night in Las Vegas. In the weeks that followed, his coach would caution about the significance of his injury, laying the groundwork for the quarterback to bow out of a bowl game, which, on paper, meant little in the grand scheme of a terrific turnaround season.Yet to Caleb Williams, there was never a question. USC’s Heisman Trophy winner had assured — and…

Mike Leach sounded awful. It was Nov. 29, a Tuesday afternoon, and he could hardly speak without it being followed by a harsh, hacking cough. I didn’t give it much thought at the time, as I was too busy enjoying the fact that a major college football coach was treating me like a human being, not someone from whom he needed a buffer.“Call anytime,” Leach had texted me earlier.We didn’t have a preexisting relationship. We’d chatted a few times over the years for different stories, all of them fairly routine, just like this…

Image via 20th Century Fox Fans can’t get their minds off of Avatar: The Way of Water, the highly-anticipated followup to 2009’s Avatar. The film is weighing heavy on fantasy fans’ minds, as they look ahead to its Dec. 16 release. Not everyone has access to a copy of the first film, but never fear—we’re here to remind you of all the vital details contained within Avatar that may be relevant as you head toward the sequel. Far from the colorful seas of Pandora, another fantasy powerhouse retains the attention of…