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Revenue from Latin music recordings reached $542.2 million in the first half of 2026, according to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The category accounted for 9.1% of total U.S. revenue. Streaming was the most muscular influence by far. Click for details. Continue Reading → [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - Emmy Rossum Says Nude Scenes Early In Her Career Made Dating ‘Quite Tricky’
“It was totally bizarre,” the actor said, before giving a jaw-dropping dating example. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - The Red Undertow in the Midterms
For more than 40 years, Charlie Cook has been the gold standard for election forecasting and political trend analysis. In 2021, he stepped back, and Amy Walter, a top political analyst in her own right, took over the newsletter, which was renamed The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter. But Charlie, now 72 and living in Maine, still writes a must-read column in National Journal. Earlier this year, Charlie was much more cautious about the midterms. Now he thinks President Trump’s unpopularity will decide the outcome. For the last few years, I’ve been part of a regular Zoom call with a couple dozen former Carter administration officials, plus a few journalists and others. Started by Les Francis, a former senior White House aide to Carter, it’s called Carter Old Farts Amiable Discussions, or COFAD. Last Sunday, Cook was COFAD’s guest. The following is excerpted from his remarks. Why Midterms Punish the President’s Party Donald Trump’s job approval ratings are usually in the mid-to-high 30s. The history is clear. Unless a party has a president with an approval rating in the 60s, as Bill Clinton did in 1998 and George W. Bush did in 2002, it will suffer losses. That party might lose just five or six seats, or it may lose 50 or 60, as Democrats did under Clinton in 1994 [when they lost 54 seats] and Obama in 2010 [when they lost 64 seats]. The post-World War II average is around 26 seats lost by the party in the White House. This is just as natural as it could be. People in a president’s party might be satisfied, complacent, a little disappointed, or deeply disillusioned, but they are rarely pumped up and energized, thinking, “I can’t wait to go vote.” Conversely, people in the opposition party, particularly in this era of hyperpartisanship, hate anything the president is doing. They hate everything he might even think about doing. Everything. They want to relitigate the last election. They can’t wait to vote. And then you’ve got this little slice of pure independents, and I’m not talking about the 45 percent of all adults or the third of all registered voters who claim to be independents but consistently lean toward and vote for one party. I’m talking about the three to six percent who don’t lean toward either party and are legitimate independents. They tend to be very fickle. They read,… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - Echo SDR iOS App Offers Live Transcription in Paid Tier
The Echo SDR mobile app now offers a paid tier featuring recording, voice translation and iCloud support. We profiled the nifty app, developed by Mark Garrison Jr., earlier this year. It allows iPhones and Androids to connect and stream approximately 2,000 different software-defined radio receivers that are publicly available. That includes the KiwiSDR, OpenWebRX, WebSDR and FMDX webservers. For iPhone and iPad, version 1.5, Garrison tells us, introduces a pro tier where listeners can record receptions directly to their iOS devices. Those recordings can then be synced across devices via built-in iCloud support. Also included in the Echo SDR Pro tier is an interesting feature: live transcription. Garrison offered us a Pro code, and I tried it out myself. Once the app downloads its on-device speech engine, activating the feature generates real-time transcripts of whatever programming you are streaming. My iPhone 14 Pro Max took several minutes to download the engine needed to analyze live audio. Once it did so, however, the feature was very responsive on FM signals through the FMDX webserver. On my iPhone, I used the Echo app to transcribe the WPHI(FM) weather forecast. Echo Pro is priced at $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year. All of Echo’s existing core functionality remains free to use, including listening, tuning and mapping. Garrison told us none of that is changing. We also found that in Version 1.5, features such as background audio in iOS, including playback controls via the Dynamic Island, are improved. [Do you receive the Radio World SmartBrief newsletter each weekday morning? We invite you to sign up here.] The post Echo SDR iOS App Offers Live Transcription in Paid Tier appeared first on Radio World. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago
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Scientists have found a human gene lurking in a virus that causes skin infections. It may be using our own DNA to infect us. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Revenue from Latin music recordings reached $542.2 million in the first half of 2026, according to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The category accounted for 9.1% of total U.S. revenue. Streaming was the most muscular influence by far. Click for details. Continue Reading → [TheTopNews] Read More.
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“It was totally bizarre,” the actor said, before giving a jaw-dropping dating example. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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For more than 40 years, Charlie Cook has been the gold standard for election forecasting and political trend analysis. In 2021, he stepped back, and Amy Walter, a top political analyst in her own right, took over the newsletter, which was renamed The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter. But Charlie, now 72 and living in Maine, still writes a must-read column in National Journal. Earlier this year, Charlie was much more cautious about the midterms. Now he thinks President Trump’s unpopularity will decide the outcome. For the last few years, I’ve been part of a regular Zoom call with a couple dozen former Carter administration officials, plus a few journalists and others. Started by Les Francis, a former senior White House aide to Carter, it’s called Carter Old Farts Amiable Discussions, or COFAD. Last Sunday, Cook was COFAD’s guest. The following is excerpted from his remarks. Why Midterms Punish the President’s Party Donald Trump’s job approval ratings are usually in the mid-to-high 30s. The history is clear. Unless a party has a president with an approval rating in the 60s, as Bill Clinton did in 1998 and George W. Bush did in 2002, it will suffer losses. That party might lose just five or six seats, or it may lose 50 or 60, as Democrats did under Clinton in 1994 [when they lost 54 seats] and Obama in 2010 [when they lost 64 seats]. The post-World War II average is around 26 seats lost by the party in the White House. This is just as natural as it could be. People in a president’s party might be satisfied, complacent, a little disappointed, or deeply disillusioned, but they are rarely pumped up and energized, thinking, “I can’t wait to go vote.” Conversely, people in the opposition party, particularly in this era of hyperpartisanship, hate anything the president is doing. They hate everything he might even think about doing. Everything. They want to relitigate the last election. They can’t wait to vote. And then you’ve got this little slice of pure independents, and I’m not talking about the 45 percent of all adults or the third of all registered voters who claim to be independents but consistently lean toward and vote for one party. I’m talking about the three to six percent who don’t lean toward either party and are legitimate independents. They tend to be very fickle. They read,… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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The Echo SDR mobile app now offers a paid tier featuring recording, voice translation and iCloud support. We profiled the nifty app, developed by Mark Garrison Jr., earlier this year. It allows iPhones and Androids to connect and stream approximately 2,000 different software-defined radio receivers that are publicly available. That includes the KiwiSDR, OpenWebRX, WebSDR and FMDX webservers. For iPhone and iPad, version 1.5, Garrison tells us, introduces a pro tier where listeners can record receptions directly to their iOS devices. Those recordings can then be synced across devices via built-in iCloud support. Also included in the Echo SDR Pro tier is an interesting feature: live transcription. Garrison offered us a Pro code, and I tried it out myself. Once the app downloads its on-device speech engine, activating the feature generates real-time transcripts of whatever programming you are streaming. My iPhone 14 Pro Max took several minutes to download the engine needed to analyze live audio. Once it did so, however, the feature was very responsive on FM signals through the FMDX webserver. On my iPhone, I used the Echo app to transcribe the WPHI(FM) weather forecast. Echo Pro is priced at $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year. All of Echo’s existing core functionality remains free to use, including listening, tuning and mapping. Garrison told us none of that is changing. We also found that in Version 1.5, features such as background audio in iOS, including playback controls via the Dynamic Island, are improved. [Do you receive the Radio World SmartBrief newsletter each weekday morning? We invite you to sign up here.] The post Echo SDR iOS App Offers Live Transcription in Paid Tier appeared first on Radio World. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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