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A newly released study commissioned by Katz Radio asks this question: “What makes a favorite radio station?” The inquiry is driven by a compelling engagement statistic. Continue Reading → [TheTopNews] Read More.22 hours ago - Veterans Memorial Pool closed Tuesday
Due to water service repair work in the area, the city is temporarily closing Veterans Memorial Pool on Tuesday, June 23. The city said all swim lessons will move to Erickson Pool for the day at their regularly scheduled times. That means lap swim, aqua fitness, and open swim is cancelled for the day at Veterans Memorial Pool. The pool is expected to reopen for use on Wednesday. The pool hotline is available at 608-791-8919, for hours and any updates. The post Veterans Memorial Pool closed Tuesday appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.23 hours ago - Clive Davis Took Black Music Worldwide and Invested in Black Industry Brands
Clive Davis, one of the most consequential record executives in modern music, has died at 94. Across Columbia, Arista, and J Records, Davis helped shape radio, the charts, artist development, and the sound of popular music for generations. His influence reached far beyond one label, one genre, or one era. [TheTopNews] Read More.23 hours ago - Microsoft CEO has a warning about the AI race
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella issued a warning that the tech giants competing in the AI race need to ensure they advance the emerging tech in a way that's palatable to the public.Nadella said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that the handful of companies at the forefront of the AI race calling for large amounts of resources to expand may not make a compelling case to the public alongside concerns about the safety of AI and its workforce impact."You can't say, hey, all white-collar jobs are gone and this could even be a weapon and we will use all the power to build data centers," Nadella told the Journal.He added that he doesn't think the public will tolerate a few AI models and companies "doing all of the learning for the world."APPLE CEO SAYS PRICE HIKES ARE 'UNAVOIDABLE' AS RISING CHIP COSTS SQUEEZE TECH GIANT: REPORTNadella went on to say that corporate leaders who view AI as a means to eliminate jobs and reduce costs are looking at the technology wrong, saying they should instead be thinking about "reorganizing the job" to better leverage their workers' abilities. The Microsoft CEO said that companies need to have both human capital and in-house AI capabilities he referred to as "token capital."That can serve as a "recipe" for how firms across the economy can harness both AI and workers, though he acknowledged that "it's a lot of change management, it's a lot of displacement, but there is a path."The combination of knowledge derived from humans and AI can create a "continuous learning system" and the character of companies will be defined by the "tacit knowledge that they contain" from both sources," Nadella added.TRUMP ADMIN SAYS ANTHROPIC'S 'RECKLESSNESS' TRIGGERED EXPORT CONTROLS ON LATEST AI MODELSHe added that companies will have to take tangible steps to persuade the public and workforce about the economic opportunities ahead, as narratives alone won't be sufficient."No amount of just narrative is going to do it because where we are now, we have to sort of walk the walk," Nadella told the Journal. "We now have to do the hard work in earning the social permission."Microsoft has recently pivoted in the AI race to offer a suite of low-cost models that aim to reduce prices for customers, as many face mounting bills amid the push to implement AI tools into operational tasks.MARK ZUCKERBERG ADMITS META HAS 'MADE MISTAKES'… [TheTopNews] Read More.23 hours ago - 2027 KTM 790 Duke Preview
The KTM 790 Duke, which KTM refers to as the “Scalpel,” returns for 2027 with upgrades to its chassis, electronics, styling, and ergonomics. The 790 Duke was introduced in 2017 but was replaced with the 890 Duke in 2021. In 2023, the 790 Duke returned, featuring its 799cc LC8c parallel-Twin, WP suspension with minimal adjustment options, J.Juan brakes, and 4-inch TFT display, from which riders could access ride modes and lean-sensitive ABS and traction-control settings. In 2025, it was updated with minor changes to its instrumentation, handlebar switches, and headlight cowl. 2027 KTM 790 Duke in orange The 2027 update is more significant, primarily in the chassis. The WP Apex suspension now features more adjustability, with the 43mm inverted fork with split function now getting 5-position clickers for compression damping (left) and rebound damping (right). The WP Apex rear shock offers 5-click rebound adjustability and manual preload adjustment, as well as increased travel. A WP steering damper is also standard. New WP brakes were designed in-house, and they include dual 300mm front discs paired with 4-piston radial calipers and a 240mm rear disc with a 1-piston caliper, and the rear brake lever has been repositioned to offer better accessibility. The chromium molybdenum tubular steel frame returns, but the subframe is new, featuring a cast-aluminum design that incorporates the airbox and side air intakes. The cast-aluminum end cap is powdercoated. The LC8c engine returns unchanged, but it’s now paired with a new muffler. The muffler cover has been removed, and the construction eliminates visible welds by using a rolled construction. The only weld seam is located on the lower inner side and is hidden from view. A new cast-aluminum end cap has been added to cover the end-cap weld seam. A new heel guard on the passenger footpegs adds heat protection. The bike also features a new headlight design, taking cues from the 990 Duke and 1390 Super Duke R Evo. It’s made from a lightweight, glass-fiber-reinforced plastic and features the position and daytime running lights on the out edge and a centrally located low beam. The menu structure of the 5-inch TFT display has been redesigned to offer faster access to features in fewer clicks. The TFT display has been redesigned to be more user-friendly. The bodywork has been updated to provide more rider comfort by removing pressure points. The front fairing is now… [TheTopNews] Read More.24 hours ago
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