Friday, July 31, 2020

Covid-19 by the numbers July 1st to July 31st


OUTBREAK

March 10th to March 31st

April 1st to April 30th

May 1st to May 31st

June 1st to June 30th

Wednesday July 1, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
10,818,270                      519,218
United States
2,779,953                       130,798        1,164,680 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 2, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,032,233                      524,421
United States
2,837,189                       131,485        1,191,091 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 3, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,182,713                      529,340
United States
2,890,588                        132,101       1,235,488 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 4, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,406,324                      534,493
United States
2,936,175                        132,327       1,260,619 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 5, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,547,914                      537,003
United States
2,982,928                        132,569       1,289,564 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 6, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,728,660                      540,885
United States
3,040,833                        132,979       1,324,947 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 7, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,944,322                      546,937
United States
3,097,084                        133,972       1,354,863 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 8, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,158,444                      552,311
United States
3,158,932                        134,862       1,392,679 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 9, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,378,663                      557,694
United States
3,219,999                        135,912       1,426,428 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 10, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,618,541                      563,099
United States
3,291,786                        136,671       1,460,495 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 11, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,834,664                      567,917
United States
3,355,646                        137,403       1,490,446 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 12, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,029,079                      567,917
United States
3,413,995                        137,782       1,517,084 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 13, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,227,357                      575,771
United States
3,479,483                        138,247       1,549,469 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 14, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,448,375                      581,454
United States
3,545,077                        139,143       1,600,195 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 15, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,683,443                      587,046
United States
3,616,747                        140,140       1,645,962 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 16, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,935,801                      592,846
United States
3,695,025                        141,118       1,679,633 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 17, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,180,330                      599,566
United States
3,770,012                        142,064       1,741,233 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 18, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,412,088                      605,064
United States
3,833,271                        142,877       1,775,219 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 19, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,669,716                      609,887
United States
3,899,411                        143,311       1,802,550 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 20, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,840,086                      614,195
United States
3,961,429                        143,834       1,849,989 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 21, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,082,123                      620,513
United States
4,028,569                        144,953       1,886,583 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 22, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,360,195                      631,200
United States
4,100,875                        146,183       1,942,637 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 23, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,640,195                      637,447
United States
4,169,991                        147,333       1,979,617 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 24, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,926,992                      643,702
United States
4,248,327                        148,490        2,028,074 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 25, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,187,527                      649,396
United States
4,315,709                        149,398        2,061,692 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 26, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,407,008                      653,251
United States
4,371,839                        149,849        2,090,129 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 27, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,634,819                      657,550
United States
4,433,410                        150,444        2,136,603 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 28, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,879,655                      664,388
United States
4,498,343                        152,320        2,185,894 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 29, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
17,172,121                      671,092
United States
4,568,037                        153,840        2,245,128 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 30, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
17,461,285                      677,662
United States
4,634,985                        155,285        2,284,965 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 31, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
17,742,935                      683,861
United States
4,705,889                        156,747        2,327,572 Recovered U.S.

Recovered from virus world wide

11,141,647

NOTE: Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands are considered U.S.

Source: World Stats
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Bright Mountain Media to Present at SNN Network Virtual Investor Conference


President Greg Peters to Present on August 3rd, 2020

Boca Raton, FL, July 23, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bright Mountain Media, Inc. (OTCQB: BMTM) (“Bright Mountain Media” or the “Company”), an end-to-end digital media and advertising services platform, today announced that management will present at the SNN Network Virtual Investor Conference taking place August 3-6, 2020.

Greg Peters, President and Chief Operating Officer of Bright Mountain Media, is scheduled to host a virtual presentation during the conference as follows:

SNN Network Virtual Investor Conference
Date: Monday, August 3, 2020
Time: 11:30 a.m. Eastern time (8:30 a.m. Pacific time)
Webcast: https://www.webcaster4.com/Webcast/Page/2059/35934

For more information on the SNN Network Virtual Investor Conference, please contact an SNN Network representative or visit https://conference.snn.network/ to register.

About Bright Mountain Media

Bright Mountain Media, Inc. (OTCQB: BMTM) is an end-to-end digital media and advertising services platform, efficiently connecting brands with targeted consumer demographics. Through the removal of middlemen in the advertising services process, Bright Mountain Media efficiently connects brands with targeted consumer demographics while maximizing revenue to publishers. Bright Mountain Media’s assets include the Bright Mountain, LLC ad network, MediaHouse (f/k/a NDN), Oceanside (f/k/a S&W Media), and Wild Sky Media including 24 owned and/or managed websites and 15 CTV apps. For more information, please visit www.brightmountainmedia.com.

Forward-Looking Statements for Bright Mountain Media, Inc.

This press release contains certain forward-looking statements that are based upon current expectations and involve certain risks and uncertainties. Such forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of words such as “should,” “may,” “intends,” “anticipates,” “believes,” “estimates,” “projects,” “forecasts,” “expects,” “plans,” and “proposes, ” and similar words. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks, uncertainties, and other factors, some of which are beyond our control and difficult to predict and could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or forecasted in the forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, statements made with respect to expectations of our ability to close the proposed acquisition of Inform, Inc., any the realization of any expected benefits from such transaction if closed. You are urged to carefully review and consider any cautionary statements and other disclosures, including the statements made under the heading “Risk Factors” in Bright Mountain Media, Inc.’s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2019 as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on May 14, 2020 and our other filings with the SEC. Bright Mountain Media, Inc. does not undertake any duty to update any forward-looking statements except as may be required by law.

Investor Contact:
Greg Falesnik or Luke Zimmerman
MZ Group - MZ North America
949-259-4987
BMTM@mzgroup.us
www.mzgroup.us


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Lee Enterprises plans quarterly call and webcast August 6, 2020


DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 24, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lee Enterprises, Incorporated (NYSE: LEE), a leading provider of high quality, trusted, local news and information, and a major platform for advertising in 77 markets, has scheduled an audio webcast and conference call for Thursday, August 6, 2020, at 9 a.m. Central Time. Lee plans to issue a news release before market open that day with preliminary results for its third fiscal quarter ended June 28, 2020.

The live webcast will be accessible at lee.net and will be available for replay 24 hours later. Several analysts have been invited to ask questions on the call. Questions from other participants may be submitted by participating in the webcast. The call also may be monitored on a listen-only conference line by dialing (toll free) 800-309-1256 and entering a conference pass code of 370891 at least five minutes before the scheduled start. Participants on the listen-only line will not have the opportunity to ask questions.

WEBCAST LINK: REGISTER HERE TO ACCESS AUDIO WEBCAST AND REPLAY

ABOUT LEE

Lee Enterprises is a leading provider of local news and information, and a major platform for advertising, with daily newspapers, rapidly growing digital products and, following its recent acquisition of BH Media Group, nearly 350 weekly and specialty publications serving 77 markets in 26 states. Lee's newspapers have average daily circulation of more than 1.2 million, and reach more than 44 million digital unique visitors. Lee's markets include St. Louis, MO; Buffalo, NY; Omaha, NE; Richmond, VA; Lincoln, NE; Madison, WI; Davenport, IA; and Tucson, AZ. Lee Common Stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol LEE. For more information about Lee, please visit www.lee.net.

Contact:
IR@lee.net
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Los Angeles Times and the Pac-12


Norman Pearlstine and Chris Argentieri respond to the Oregonian story on LAT and the Pac-12.

Amid crisis, Pac-12 signed agreement to fund news coverage from Los Angeles Times - Oregon Live


Dear Colleagues:

A July 30 article in The Oregonian alleging that there was an “arrangement” between the Pac-12 and the Los Angeles Times did not offer a full and fair account of the facts. No money was exchanged, no ads were placed and the Pac-12 did not pay for any editorial coverage by The Times.

In late 2018, Times ad sales representatives had conversations with officials from the Pac-12 about potential advertising. Those discussions, between Times ad sales and Pac-12 officials, resulted in an insertion order. However, newsroom management became concerned about a perceived conflict of interest and The Times did not move forward with the order.

The Times received no revenue — not a penny — from the Pac-12 or anyone else related to these conversations. It was also made clear to all parties that the Times newsroom would have sole and exclusive control over editorial content.

As to the sports intern, Blake Richardson: She was already writing about the Pac-12, women’s sports and collegiate athletics before any conversations between ad sales and the Pac-12 began. Richardson’s employment was never contingent on any deal. She was offered a reporting job — based solely on her talent and ability — and turned it down for personal reasons.

The Los Angeles Times cherishes its editorial independence. Our reputation for journalistic quality and integrity is — along with the talent of our staff — our most important asset. Our ethics guidelines and other policies govern our work and they were all followed in this matter.

If you have questions about Times journalism ethics guidelines, please contact your supervisor, a member of the masthead or Human Resources.

Norm and Chris

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Tribune Publishing seems to be defending against a takeover. The question is, against who? - Poynter

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Cal Poly honors Prince with scholarship, endowment

Cal Poly has established an endowment in honor of printing industry icon Raymond J. Prince, an advocate of education and industry growth who died in May.

The endowment, the Raymond J. Prince Graphic Communication Future Leader Program, will award annual scholarships to graphic communication students who demonstrated academic achievement and the potential to succeed in graphic communication. The endowment will also support program advancement, including laboratory and professional development.

Harvey R. Levenson, Cal Poly professor emeritus and former head of the university’s Graphic Communication Department, aims to reach the first $30,000 as soon as possible to award two $15,000 scholarships paid over four to five years, and then raise an additional $70,000 to help endow future Ray Prince scholarships. Levenson personally pledged the first $15,000 to cover the first scholarship.

Prince, a 61-year printing industry veteran, consultant, and advisor, died on May 1. He was 76. Along with holding a number of industry jobs, he served as a vice president of the National Association for Printing Leadership.

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Today in Labor History July 31, 2020


Labor History July 31st

Pirate pitcher Luis Tiant reads about the end of the strike

Members of the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) went on strike. The strike lasted only two days, but inaugurated the NFLPA as a real union. The new agreement won the right for players to bargain through their own agents with the clubs, and minimum salaries were increased to $12,500 for rookies and $13,000 for veterans. Also, players’ pensions were improved and dental care was added to the players’ insurance plans. Players also gained the right to select representation on the league’s retirement board and the right to impartial arbitration for injury grievance. – 1970

The NFLPA (National Football League Players Association) went on strike, Baseball players ended at 50-day strike, the Great Shipyard Strike of 1999 ended with huge gains for union members.CLICK TO TWEET

A crippling fifty-day baseball player strike ended. The strike divided the season into two as owners adopted a split-season format with increased playoff participants. Purists were enraged, as several teams whose first-rate records somehow failed to qualify the for the postseason.  – 1981

The Great Shipyard Strike of 1999 ended after Steelworkers at Newport News Shipbuilding ratified a breakthrough agreement which nearly doubled pensions, increased security, ended inequality, and provided the highest wage increases in company and industry history to the nearly 10,000 workers at the yard. The strike lasted 15 weeks. – 1999

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Delta Print works with imPRESSions on consolidation

California-based Delta Print Group has consolidated its print operations by merging five print companies under one roof. imPRESSions Worldwide helped in the effort with the relocation of two of the company’s presses. imPRESSions undertook the dismantling of a Goss Community SSC and a Heidelberg Harris V-25 pressline and moved both to Delta Print’s new plant in Natomas, California.

imPRESSions had supplied and installed the 5-unit Goss Community press in a Sacramento facility of the company in 2019 to accommodate continued growth. It was anticipated that once the new 130,000-square-foot plant was ready, the press would be relocated to the new facility. Plans were also underway to relocate the 6-unit Heidelberg Harris V-25 press once the SSC press was up and running. The relocation and the installation of both presses were completed in two months.

By August, the plant will be staffed to run 24 hours a day, according to imPRESSions.

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Thursday, July 30, 2020

Covid-19 by the numbers July 1st to July 30th


OUTBREAK

March 10th to March 31st

April 1st to April 30th

May 1st to May 31st

June 1st to June 30th

Wednesday July 1, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
10,818,270                      519,218
United States
2,779,953                       130,798        1,164,680 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 2, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,032,233                      524,421
United States
2,837,189                       131,485        1,191,091 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 3, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,182,713                      529,340
United States
2,890,588                        132,101       1,235,488 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 4, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,406,324                      534,493
United States
2,936,175                        132,327       1,260,619 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 5, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,547,914                      537,003
United States
2,982,928                        132,569       1,289,564 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 6, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,728,660                      540,885
United States
3,040,833                        132,979       1,324,947 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 7, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
11,944,322                      546,937
United States
3,097,084                        133,972       1,354,863 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 8, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,158,444                      552,311
United States
3,158,932                        134,862       1,392,679 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 9, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,378,663                      557,694
United States
3,219,999                        135,912       1,426,428 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 10, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,618,541                      563,099
United States
3,291,786                        136,671       1,460,495 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 11, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
12,834,664                      567,917
United States
3,355,646                        137,403       1,490,446 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 12, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,029,079                      567,917
United States
3,413,995                        137,782       1,517,084 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 13, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,227,357                      575,771
United States
3,479,483                        138,247       1,549,469 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 14, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,448,375                      581,454
United States
3,545,077                        139,143       1,600,195 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 15, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,683,443                      587,046
United States
3,616,747                        140,140       1,645,962 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 16, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
13,935,801                      592,846
United States
3,695,025                        141,118       1,679,633 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 17, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,180,330                      599,566
United States
3,770,012                        142,064       1,741,233 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 18, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,412,088                      605,064
United States
3,833,271                        142,877       1,775,219 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 19, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,669,716                      609,887
United States
3,899,411                        143,311       1,802,550 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 20, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
14,840,086                      614,195
United States
3,961,429                        143,834       1,849,989 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 21, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,082,123                      620,513
United States
4,028,569                        144,953       1,886,583 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 22, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,360,195                      631,200
United States
4,100,875                        146,183       1,942,637 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 23, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,640,195                      637,447
United States
4,169,991                        147,333       1,979,617 Recovered U.S.

Friday July 24, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
15,926,992                      643,702
United States
4,248,327                        148,490        2,028,074 Recovered U.S.

Saturday July 25, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,187,527                      649,396
United States
4,315,709                        149,398        2,061,692 Recovered U.S.

Sunday July 26, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,407,008                      653,251
United States
4,371,839                        149,849        2,090,129 Recovered U.S.

Monday July 27, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,634,819                      657,550
United States
4,433,410                        150,444        2,136,603 Recovered U.S.

Tuesday July 28, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
16,879,655                      664,388
United States
4,498,343                        152,320        2,185,894 Recovered U.S.

Wednesday July 29, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
17,172,121                      671,092
United States
4,568,037                        153,840        2,245,128 Recovered U.S.

Thursday July 30, 2020
Worldwide cases            Deaths
17,461,285                      677,662
United States
4,634,985                        155,285        2,284,965 Recovered U.S.

Recovered from virus world wide

10,920,288

NOTE: Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands are considered U.S.

Source: World Stats
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