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First-ever athlete and fan-owned network boasts 2,200 Fan Owners and 70+ superstar athlete investors and partners by the likes of Chris Paul , Travis Kelce , Dwayne Wade , Chiney Ogwumike, Kyrie Irving, Damian Lillard , Natasha Cloud , Alysha Clark , Carmelo Anthony , and many more LOS ANGELES , Dec. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- PlayersTV , the first athlete and fan-owned media company, today announced the acquisition of Cloud Media Center , an AI-driven sports adtech and media distribution company. This strategic year-end move boosts PlayersTV's reach to a total of 500 million monthly ad impressions, solidifying its position as a trailblazer in athlete-driven lifestyle entertainment while broadening its ability to connect with advertiser and inventory networks. PlayersTV empowers athletes to control their narratives while giving brands access to engagement opportunities with an expansive global audience. It is known for its groundbreaking athlete-fan ownership model, supported by more than 70 high-profile athlete investors and partners across the NFL, NBA, WNBA, and MLB, and a community of more than 2,200 Fan Owners (shareholders in the company). The network features high-profile athletes, including Travis Kelce , Chris Paul , Damian Lillard , Dwyane Wade , Chiney Ogwumike, Carmelo Anthony , Allen Iverson , Natasha Cloud , Kyrie Irving, Ken Griffey, Jr. , Vernon Davis , Austin Ekeler , DeAndre Jordan , CJ McCollum, AJ Andrews, Angel McCoughtry , Alysha Clark , and more. PlayersTV currently reaches more than 300 million households via OTT and CTV via DirecTV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Philo . Its proprietary ad network called Players360 generates an additional 500 million monthly ad impressions. Through the acquisition of Cloud Media Center, PlayersTV now owns technologies responsible for more than 1 billion combined monthly ad impressions. "This is a transformative moment for PlayersTV and the future of sports media," said Deron Guidrey , co-founder of PlayersTV. "The acquisition of Cloud Media Center catapults us into a new era of innovation, expanding our reach to an astounding 500 million monthly ad impressions. With cutting-edge AI technology now at the core of our operations, we are setting the gold standard for athlete-driven media, revolutionizing how athletes connect with fans and how brands engage with audiences worldwide. This is more than an acquisition, it's a declaration of our vision to lead the global sports media industry." PlayersTV Co-founder Collin Castellaw added, "This acquisition is a monumental step forward for our organization. By integrating Cloud Media Center's AI-driven tech we're significantly expanding our reach while revolutionizing how athletes and sports content is created, distributed and consumed. This is an exciting time for our company and the future of athlete media and sports media." Cloud Media Center's innovative platform brings state-of-the-art AI technology to PlayersTV, enabling more precise audience targeting, dynamic content distribution, and scalable adtech. With this acquisition, PlayersTV is poised to deliver highly personalized and impactful content experiences, meeting the growing demand for athlete-centered stories and authentic fan connections. About PlayersTV PlayersTV is the first-ever athlete-owned media network and content provider. As the premier athlete lifestyle content destination, PlayersTV empowers athletes to own their stories while engaging fans with authentic and meaningful connections, bridging the worlds of sports, lifestyle, and entertainment. PlayersTV's 24/7 channel can be found on DirecTV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Philo . See more at https://playerstv.com/ . About Cloud Media Center Cloud Media Center (CMC), based in Ponte Vedra, FL , sells digital advertising inventory through a cloud-based, analytically driven distribution platform that seamlessly connects advertisers with content providers and publishers. The result maximizes collaboration — unleashing next-level ad campaign synergies. CMC's next-gen platform and best-in-class dashboards — built by next-generation premier developers — provide AI-based microtargeting on the frontend, and real-time, easy-to-understand analytics on the back end. Content producers, advertisers, and publishers will have all the tools and data needed to optimize campaigns — and do it with speed and granular accuracy. Visit the CMC website at https://cloudmc.us/ . View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/playerstv-acquires-cloud-media-center-integrates-sports-ai-ad-technology-to-surpass-1b-monthly-impressions-302337699.html SOURCE PlayersTV
Australian PM ready to 'engage' with Musk on social media teen banAs we continue to count down to the end of 2024, we're giving you a year-in-review on the cars that took our fancy throughout the year. or signup to continue reading Continuing on from last week's mid-sized SUV review wrap-up, we're moving on to 4×4 utes. It's the second-largest segment on the VFACTS sales charts by volume, and while it may not be as densely packed as other segments, there's still plenty of options to choose from. We've had the chance to drive plenty this year, and these are the five that topped our score charts over the calendar year. Some of these models have been reviewed on multiple occasions this year, so we've only featured the variant that achieved the highest rating. Prices are based on each manufacturer's configurators using a Victorian postcode, which should provide a representative estimate of what the average Australian buyer will end up paying. The Ford Ranger was our highest-rated ute for 2024, scoring an impressive 8.6 out of 10 in a review written by senior contributor Matt Campbell. We praised the Ranger's SUV-like interior feel, something especially evident in the Wildtrak grade reviewed. Its cabin fit and finish was also a positive, with high-quality materials and robust tech helping it achieve a high score. Helping the Wildtrak to the highest rating of any ute was its V6 diesel powertrain, which we described as the "ideal fit for this type of ute". The 10-speed automatic gearbox was also identified as a key factor behind its quality drive experience, with "smart shifts" that allowed the engine to thrive in all situations. Our review summed it up by labelling this specific ranger a "great choice for those who will use it for work, play, or both", praising its capacity to be a flexible family dual-cab ute. Its price was listed as a negative, while space in both the back seat and tub could also have been improved. The Ranger's Amarok cousin was our next-best ute for 2024, with news editor William Stopford giving it a respectable score of 8.3 Highlights included its safety and ride comfort, while our in-depth ratings for cost of ownership, fuel efficiency and its infotainment tech also reflected the Amarok's positive traits. Unlike the Ranger, we praised its bi-turbo four-cylinder engine for its cheaper price yet respectable outputs. We also said it was attractive inside and out and appreciated its consistent steering feel. We still preferred the interior of the Ranger, and our rating of the Amarok in comparison reflects that. It scored relatively poorly on value for money and interior practicality and space as a result. Otherwise, its main drawback for an otherwise solid ute was listed as a lack of rear USB outlets. The D-Max was the third and final ute to score higher than 8.0 this year, as it was awarded an 8.1 by marketplace journalist Max Davies. Sitting near the top of the D-Max range, the LS-U+ was praised for its 3.0-litre turbo-diesel engine that was said to offer strong performance while maintaining proven reliability. We liked its interior technology and comfort, while also identifying its ride comfort as a key positive. It was also deemed practical inside relative to its dimensions and maintained a commendable fuel efficiency rating. It's not particularly cheap though, and that was reflected in our review. We also weren't overjoyed by its fit and finish as we identified a handful of rattles both from the interior and from the handful of exterior accessories fitted to our tester. We also said the fact you couldn't drive the LS-U+ on sealed roads with four-wheel drive activated was a drawback, especially compared to rivals like the Ranger. Mazda's BT-50 was reviewed in SP guise this year, and it scored 7.9 at the hands of marketplace journalist Josh Nevett. Like the Ranger, we felt the BT-50 SP "drives like an SUV" which was identified as a key positive and contributed to its respectable score. Its interior fit and finish was also solid and we had no issues with its advanced driver assist systems either. Its safety, cost of ownership, fuel efficiency, and infotainment technology were also given commendable ratings. Interior practicality and space wasn't as strong as some of its rivals, and while outputs from its 3.0-litre turbo-diesel aren't as high as others we said it had "more than adequate shove" around town. Despite being on the cheaper end of higher-spec dual-cab utes, we rated its value for money poorly. This is largely because it becomes fairly expensive when the "SP Pro" options are fitted, and the infotainment upgrade it received was also costly. Nevertheless, we felt the D-Max-twinning BT-50 was well-equipped and benefitted from the credibility of the Mazda badge. Mitsubishi managed to crack our 2024 top five with the Triton, thanks to its 7.9 rating awarded by assistant production editor Jack Quick. We were impressed by the fact its towing specs are now up-to-scratch with the rest of the segment, while its 2.4-litre bi-turbo diesel four-cylinder showed commendable performance and fuel efficiency. We also liked its handling dynamics and its interior practicality, the latter of which was given a higher rating than other competitors. Its infotainment technology also received praise. We didn't like its driver attention monitoring system and found it to be "infuriating" when on the move. Equally, its idle stop-start function didn't perform as we'd expect, and its ride comfort proved to be below par. Its six-speed automatic transmission is also less versatile than other units with more gears found in some rivals, something we feel should be addressed with a few more gears. 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Five in six young adults in Hong Kong believe the city needs to undergo economic transformation, but only two in 10 of them have considered a career pivot, according to a think tank. The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups urged the government to do more to help fresh graduates and early career professionals plan ahead, as well as boost their confidence towards the city’s future. The group conducted face-to-face interviews of 600 people aged 18 to 34 between September and October. Less than 40 per cent of respondents agreed that Hong Kong has a positive economic outlook. Around 60 percent of them expressed concerns about various issues, including a potential pay cut and a perceived lack of skills to stay competitive. Despite the pessimism, the vast majority still planned on developing their career in Hong Kong. "Young people still treat Hong Kong as their home. They are willing to contribute to the economy," said Tony Lau, convenor of the federation's employment and economy group. "It is important for the Hong Kong government to cultivate local talent, and they should roll out their utmost measures to retain them and provide training," he added. Researchers also explained that the majority of respondents had not considered a career transition because of a “lack of clarity” in their direction. Many said they were unsure which industry they could switch to, while others admitted they lacked the skills and knowledge to make a move, or were simply not interested in the openings on the market. The federation suggested young people learn more about the development plans in the Greater Bay Area or Belt and Road countries, and explore opportunities in new markets. Another way to start, researchers said, is to study manpower projection reports, which predict a labour shortage in aviation and innovative technology industries.
The TV program "Chinese Practice with Chinese Wisdom" Officially Airs: The Enduring Wisdom of Chinese Philosophy in Today's World 12-20-2024 09:58 PM CET | Business, Economy, Finances, Banking & Insurance Press release from: Getnews / PR Agency: LianPR Chinese Practice with Chinese Wisdom is a 10-episode TV program produced by Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation, one of the most influential media groups in China. It gives a vivid presentation of traditional Chinese cultural elements such as poetry, calligraphy, seal-cutting, traditional Chinese operas, dance, and martial arts, aiming to enrich audiences with cultural enlightenment and aesthetic enjoyment. Through questions, disucssions, elaborations, feelings, and stories shared by guests from around the world, the program, which has been aired in some 40 countries and regions including the United States, France, South Africa, Nigeria, will take you on an enchanting journey along Chinese history and culture, bridging ancient and modern times, as well as China and the world. Image: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2024/12/18a2c74d7c6427aee9d4846b14604d49.jpg In a remarkable convergence of ideas that span continents and centuries, the philosophies of Confucius from ancient China and Pericles from classical Athens resonate with striking similarity. Both luminaries, thriving in the 5th century BCE, navigated their societies through paths of ethical and civic enlightenment. Despite the geographical distance and cultural differences, Confucius and Pericles championed the pursuit of the common good, a testament to the universal appeal of their wisdom. Image: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2024/12/2cc1cbe5d5f21d7a1cde6d49437533bc.jpg In the same studio, guests from various fields such as art, culture, education, media, technology, and medicine from around the world engaged in lively and insightful discussions about the Chinese wisdom hidden within ancient Chinese quotes. They shared their personal experience, professional expertise, and understanding of Chinese culture. Image: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2024/12/6d4a766fdbfd49ae63fe7c5596f99083.jpg The TV program consists of ten episodes, each focusing on classic quotes including: Pursuing Common Good for All, Regarding the People as the Foundation of the State, Governing by Virtue, Embracing Innovation, Appointing Officials Based on merit, Harmonizing Humanity and Nature, Continuous Self-improvement, Embracing the World with Virtue, Acting Friendly and with Intergrity, and Cultivating Neighborliness. Media Contact Company Name: Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation International Co., Ltd. Contact Person: Yang Fan Email: Send Email [ http://www.universalpressrelease.com/?pr=the-tv-program-chinese-practice-with-chinese-wisdom-officially-airs-the-enduring-wisdom-of-chinese-philosophy-in-todays-world ] Country: China Website: http://www.jsbc.com This release was published on openPR.
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JD Martin is awarded new territory beginning December 1st, 2024. CHARLOTTE, N.C. , Dec. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- JD Martin is proud to announce the expansion of its partnership with Dialight , the global leader in industrial LED lighting technology, into North and South Carolina . This growth strengthens JD Martin's commitment to delivering industry-leading lighting solutions across the Southeast. JD Martin has been a trusted partner for Dialight in multiple territories, and this latest expansion enables the company to extend its reach, bringing Dialight's innovative and energy-efficient LED lighting products to distributors, contractors, and end users in these rapidly growing markets. "We are excited to expand our partnership with Dialigh t into the Carolinas," said Lance Holmes , JD Martin RVP of the Carolinas and Virginia . " Dialight's unmatched LED lighting solutions align perfectly with the needs of our customers in these regions who are prioritizing safety, energy efficiency, and operational reliability. We look forward to continuing to drive value and growth for our partners." Dialight's industrial and hazardous location lighting solutions are renowned for their durability, sustainability, and performance in even the most challenging environments. By combining JD Martin's proven market expertise with Dialight's cutting-edge technology, businesses across the Carolinas will benefit from exceptional service and product availability. To learn more about Dialight's industrial LED lighting products, visit www.dialight.com . About JD Martin JD Martin is a premier electrical manufacturer representative agency, serving 17 states with an extensive portfolio of solutions, including lighting, wire, cable, and EV infrastructure products. With a strong focus on customer service and expertise, JD Martin partners with industry leaders to deliver innovative electrical solutions to distributors, contractors, and end users. View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jd-martin-expands-representation-of-dialight-into-north-and-south-carolina-302337510.html SOURCE JD Martin Co.
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