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“And so they will supposedly be able to explain to people why they are ending active hostilities in Ukraine.  Our newsfeeds today overflow with constant breaking news stories and examples of leaders pitting one group against another. All the political strife can make it a challenge to find a true connection. But while 72% of consumers cite government and political leaders as playing a significant role in dividing society, people have a much more favorable outlook when it comes to brands. Tagreed Abdin thinks about leaving Sudan every day, but for now in her corner of the capital, people are trying to “return to normalcy” in small ways. While a succession of crises including the pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine demonstrates the importance of independent professional journalism, and significant growth for some individual media brands, we find that many people are becoming increasingly disconnected from news – with falling interest in many countries, a rise in selective news avoidance, and low trust further underlining the critical challenge news media face today: connecting with people who have access to an unprecedented amount of content online and convincing them that paying attention to news is worth their while.
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  Facebook The second data breach evoked Google to decide it was time to close Google+ for good, and the second led to the company fast forwarding the shutdown plans from August to April. Already a subscriber? .css-16c7pto-SnippetSignInLinkSign In Google Plus was a Google-owned social network launched on June 28, 2011, by Bradley Horowitz and Vic Gundotra. Google feels that Google+ is better suited as an enterprise product where co-workers can engage in internal discussions on a secure corporate social network, so we can expect more things to come from Google on that front soon. #Live – Amazon Kickstarter Deals | Bank Offers | Upto 70% off on Electronics, Appliances & more… This is how Google explains the app – “Currents is a G Suite app that enables people to have meaningful discussions and interactions across your organization, helping keep everyone in the know and giving leaders the opportunity to connect with their employees.”