Documents tagged "media"
Found 38 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a screenshot from a social media platform, possibly showing a post with an attachment that has been censored. The visible text includes the word "Grand" and what seems to be the beginning of another word or sentence cut off by the censorship. There is also some form of graphical user interface element at the bottom right corner, which might represent a reaction or interaction feature common in social media applications.
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The image is a screenshot of what appears to be a social media post or a message from a platform that has not been specified. The background is dark and indistinct, with horizontal bands of light across it, possibly indicating a filter or overlay effect applied to the photo. There are no visible texts, people, locations, or significant objects within this image that can be confidently described due to its low-resolution and lack of clarity.
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The image shows a light blue paper with printed and handwritten information. The most prominent text at the top reads "NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this, there is a name written by hand: "John Thomas." At the bottom of the paper, there is additional text that says "Official Social Media Release" followed by a date "March 15th, 2014" and a year "2019." The style of the image suggests it might be a photograph taken of printed material rather than an original digital image.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of a social media platform featuring a user's profile picture with an emoji covering the face of the person in the photo for privacy. The individual is wearing a bikini and is seated on what seems to be a sandy beach, suggesting a summer or vacation setting. There's also an additional object visible that resembles a pair of sunglasses placed next to the person in the image, but it's unclear if they are actually being worn by the person. The photo has been altered with a graphical element overlaying the original picture, which obscures certain details for privacy purposes.
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The image shows a digital document with text and some red lines and highlights drawn over it. The title of the document reads "Weekly AMM Update" followed by a date range "January 24 - January 30". There is also a line of text that says, "Alliance for Audited Media". Below this header, there are three columns with headings such as "Physical Circulation" and a series of numbers underneath it. The document appears to be related to some kind of media or circulation data. In the bottom left corner, there is an email address that seems to have been redacted for privacy reasons. The image itself looks like a screenshot or a photograph of a computer screen displaying this document.
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The image shows a printed document with handwritten annotations on it. The top of the page contains a redacted email address and a date stamp reading "15/02/2013." Below this is a heading that reads "Media Inquiry due to an article in Mr David Novak's book." The body of the document discusses the topic of the inquiry, which appears to be related to a specific project or event involving "MCDONALD'S." There are handwritten notes at the bottom right corner, with some words crossed out and rewritten, but the content is not entirely clear due to the quality of the image. The text is too small and blurry to read in detail.
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The image is a photograph of what appears to be a printed document with several sections filled out by hand. The document seems to be related to some sort of professional registration or application, as indicated by phrases such as "Media Accreditation" and "Daily News List." The text includes instructions for completing the form, a space for personal information, and additional notes. There is also a highlighted area with an arrow pointing to a section where further action may be required, suggesting that this document has been reviewed or processed in some way. The page is numbered at the top right corner, showing it as part of a larger document set.
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The image displays a bar chart titled "Social Media Activity of Potential Customers." The bars represent the number of tweets per day for various brands, including Starbucks, McDonald's, and Nike. The vertical axis is labeled with numbers ranging from 0 to over 3 million, indicating the scale of social media activity measured in tweets per day. The horizontal axis lists these brands: Starbucks at the top left corner, followed by McDonald's, and then Nike on the right side. The colors of the bars correspond to each brand logo beneath them: red for Starbucks, yellow for McDonald's, and green for Nike. The logos are placed below the corresponding bars, with the dates "March 2019" visible at the bottom of the image.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033433.txt
This document discusses a conversation between Alan Dershowitz, who is a lawyer for Donald Trump and David Boies, who is the lawyer for two women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct. Dershowitz claims that he has evidence that these accusations are false and that Boies has privately acknowledged this. He challenges Boies to deny this admission under oath. The conversation takes place on Twitter and involves exchanges between other individuals as well.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033432.txt
In the document, Alan Dershowitz is mentioned as a key person who replied to the entire media claiming that Trump didn't do something. He also discusses his legal strategy against his false accusers and plans to accuse them of committing perjury. The topic revolves around the issue between Alan Dershowitz and people on Twitter, with the mention of "n"s island" as a location where some records are said to prove the truth.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031546.txt
Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States, has claimed that his two greatest assets are mental stability and intelligence in a series of tweets. He believes this would qualify him as not smart but a genius. Trump also stated that he went from being a very successful businessman to a top TV star before becoming president.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031159.txt
The document is an email from JPMorgan discussing current events and financial markets. The author reflects on a time when their friend would throw White Castle hamburgers at the TV during news reports that upset him, comparing this behavior to modern media's coverage of debt ceiling negotiations. They argue that it was irresponsible for Reagan-era Republicans to delay raising the debt ceiling then, but similarly irresponsible not to raise concerns about current debt growth levels. The author mentions various plans and proposals related to the US debt ceiling issue.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030863.txt
The document discusses Donald Trump's impact on the Republican field during the 2015 presidential election, specifically focusing on media coverage and public interest levels. The data is presented in a comparison of Google News hits, Google searches, and Betfair odds from June to July 2015. Key figures include Trump, Bush, Christie, Walker, Jindal, Cruz, Rubio, Paul, Kasich, Huckabee, Graham, Perry, Fiorina, Carson, and Santorum.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030679.txt
The email chain discusses the arrangements for the 2017 IFP Gotham Awards. Steven Pfeiffer is coordinating the event as Associate Director of Development at the Independent Filmmaker Project (IFP). Jeffrey Epstein is being invited to attend, and chairs have been approved by him. The event will take place in Brooklyn, New York. Steven asks Jeffrey if he will be attending and provides information about security procedures for guests. Peggy Siegal is also mentioned as someone who would like Jeffrey to attend the ceremony.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030596.txt
In the document, there are emails between journalists and lawyers discussing an article about Jeffrey Epstein that will be published in The Guardian newspaper. The journalists have reached out to Jeffrey Epstein for comment on the article but have not received a response. The lawyers representing Jeffrey Epstein are aware of this situation and are expected to respond by a certain date.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030592.txt
The document contains emails between Martin G. Weinberg, David Pegg, and Jeffrey Epstein regarding an article in The Guardian newspaper that mentions Epstein. It is clear that Epstein has not responded to previous attempts to contact him. The deadline for his response is Monday, February 2nd, at 6 PM.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030377.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey E. and Martin G. Weinberg regarding media enquiries from The Guardian about their client, Jeffrey Epstein. David Pegg from The Guardian has contacted both Epstein and Weinberg to inquire about a potential article mentioning Epstein but received no response from Epstein. The email includes a request for an acknowledgement of receipt from Weinberg.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030343.txt
The document appears to be a chain of emails between individuals discussing media inquiries about Jeffrey Epstein. The conversation involves Martin G. Weinberg who seems to be representing Epstein, David Pegg from the Guardian newspaper, and others. The email thread includes information about an article being prepared for publication in which Epstein may be mentioned, as well as efforts made by the journalist to contact Epstein, but he has not responded.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030339.txt
The document appears to be an email chain between Martin G. Weinberg and David Pegg from The Guardian newspaper concerning media enquiries about Jeffrey Epstein. It seems that Mr. Epstein has not responded to the journalist's attempts to contact him for an article in which he may be mentioned, and the reporter is requesting a response by no later than Monday, February 2nd, 2015. The document also mentions a survey of Swiss bank accounts being conducted by a US media organization.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030335.txt
The document is about David Pegg from The Guardian newspaper who has sent an email to Martin Weinberg regarding an article that mentions Jeffrey Epstein. In the email, Pegg requests a response from Epstein by February 2nd and includes the original letter for convenience.