May 17, 2021, 13:49 IST
There is good news for Twitter users. Many people like this social media platform for various reasons. The overall experience is fine but if there is one thing that the users have been yearning for, is the edit tweets option or an ‘Undo’ button.
According to the reports, Twitter will now offer a new feature undo tweet through which users will get a time frame to make changes to their tweets. You can change the spelling mistakes or other such errors. But there is a catch!
Details of the plans have been revealed and going by it, Twitter will reportedly introduce a premium Twitter Blue service. It is going to be a paid service under which a user can get access to certain premium features. This will be exclusive to the premium package.
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In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates in ad tech from around the globe. In this edition: Gray Television acquire 17 of Meredith’s TV stations; Twitter acquire Scrolls as part of their move into newsletters; IPG Mediabrands partner with Vice Media Group; and TikTok begin trialling an in-app ecommerce tool.
Gray Television have inked a deal to buy 17 of Meredith Corporation’s TV stations for USD $2.7bn (£1.9bn). The move will increase Atlanta, Georgia-based Gray’s holdings to 101 outlets across 113 US markets, bringing the firm’s national reach to 36% of all US households.
Gray have sought to acquire more TV stations over the past years, having reached a deal earlier this month to acquire 7 TV stations from Byron Allen Media. The company have also emphasised their interest in production by investing in fellow Atlanta firm Swirl Films, as well as in their existing Tupelo Honey unit.
Todd Inoue May 8, 2021Updated: May 12, 2021, 6:53 pm
Anderson .Paak (left) and Bruno Mars of music group Silk Sonic perform during the Grammy Awards broadcast March 14. Photo: Theo Wargo
With vaccinations more widespread, pandemic restrictions loosening and summer on the horizon, think of this year’s Chronicle-curated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month mixtape as a safe, socially distanced barbecue.
There are grown folks dropping knowledge (Lyrics Born & Cutso, the Year of the Ox, H.E.R.), young ’uns swiping cognac and messing around in the garage (G Yamazawa, Saweetie, Guapdad 4000, Chow Mane), hyper kids running loose in the backyard (the Linda Lindas, Atarashii Gakko!), outcasts barricaded in the bedroom (Bruce Lee Band, Japanese Breakfast, Faye Yu) and wise elders asking about college admissions (Yo-Yo Ma, Vijay Iyer, Aki Kumar, No-No Boy).
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SHETLAND Fishermenâs Association (SFA) has joined forces with the Scottish White Fish Producersâ Association (SWFPA) to urge Scotlandâs ministers to create a special panel to review stock assessments after âwild swingsâ in catch advice in recent years.Â
They are advocating the establishment of a body equivalent to the Bank of Englandâs Monetary Policy Committee to evaluate recommendations from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES).
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The two associations argue that insufficient consideration is taken of the often âshaky foundationsâ on which ICES stock assessments are made, with most derived from computer models and complex mathematical algorithms based on âhighly simplistic assumptionsâ.