Social Media Monday: What’s Threads?
Just when you were getting the hang of your social media apps, new ones hit the app store. Social media expert Karen De Amat breaks down Meta’s answer to Twitter.
Day: July 11, 2023
Spill team discusses app’s popularity, and misconstrued notions about co-founder
There’s another rival to Twitter out there: Spill. It’s one of the newest social media apps seeing success.
Ford, GM and Stellantis to begin tense contract talks with United Auto Workers union
The United Auto Workers will begin bargaining on a new contract with Detroit’s three automakers this week. The talks are expected to be contentious (July 11)(AP video: Mike Householder)
Behind-the-scenes before Amazon Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day is just hours away when many items will be significantly discounted. FOX 10’s Marissa Sarbak has more from one of Amazon’s facilities in Tolleson taking a behind-the-scenes tour of the process leading up to the big day.
Evening Weather Forecast – 7/10/23
Get used to the heat this summer. We’re not seeing a good rain for a bit.
Tourists given no safety warnings before landing on deadly New Zealand volcano, court told
The owners of White Island in New Zealand have gone on trial for allegedly failing to protect tourists and staff in the 2019 eruption that killed 22 people.
BBC boss to be questioned over allegations about unnamed presenter
BBC director-general Tim Davie is due to face the media on Tuesday following the controversy
How to Restore PS5 Licenses Not Working on Consoles
Sony PlayStation 5 is one of the famous gaming consoles used by millions of users. The users can play the game full of joy and with a great gaming experience on the PlayStation 5. There are millions of players who are playing the games on their Sony Pl…
Flood warning in Delhi as rains batter north India
Thousands of people living near the city’s river banks have been moved to safer locations.
King of the Big Stomach: Chinese eatery in trouble over dumpling-eating race
The contest flouts laws against food waste and “misleads” people into over-ordering, authorities say.