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But after The Mail on Sunday newspaper wrote about the calls, thousands of irate callers flooded the BBC switchboard and the incident became a political storm. Brand was forced into an apology, but Greenslade said that incident didn’t affect Brand’s popularity among fans as it played into his “bad boy” image. With those videos, Monbiot said, Brand engaged young and disenfranchised voters in a way that actual politicians had struggled to do. Over time, the tenor of the Brand’s videos changed, and became filled with conspiracies and conservative talking points, including vaccine skepticism. Throughout his career, Brand — a self-described narcissist — had sought attention and on YouTube, it was right-wing talking points that got the most likes and shares.
Persons: Andrew Sachs, Manuel, Brand, Jonathan Ross, Greenslade, ” Greenslade, Sarah Marshall ”, he’d, George Monbiot, Brand’s, Monbiot, Ed Milliband, , Rupert Murdoch, Anthony Fauci, ” Monbiot, , Ron DeSantis Organizations: BBC, Labour Party, YouTube Locations: Britain, Spanish, , United States, British
A fabricated screenshot of a fake The Guardian headline that suggests hot weather in June is evidence of a climate emergency is being shared online. Some people note that the image is satirical, but others are treating it as if legitimate. Monbiot has previously spoken to Reuters about another fake headline attributed to him (here). Reuters has addressed numerous examples of fake headlines attributed to The Guardian (here, here and here). Guardian columnist George Monbiot did not write an article about hot weather in June providing proof that the climate emergency is real.
Persons: George Monbiot, Monbiot, Read Organizations: Guardian, Facebook, Twitter, Reuters Locations: British
The fabricated image, dated May 11, shows The Guardian’s masthead, Monbiot’s author headshot and the headline: "I've caught Covid for the 23rd time despite having had dozens of boosters (I've lost count). Monbiot regularly writes columns about the environment, politics and social issues for The Guardian. Since it began to circulate, I’ve been called any number of things, including an ‘idiot’ for believing what the headline claims I believe. Coupled with the conspiracy theories surrounding Covid-19 and the vaccines used against it, this politics has become pretty toxic”. Guardian columnist George Monbiot did not write an article about catching COVID-19 23 times after receiving “dozens of booster” vaccinations.
Israeli startup Hour One allows users to make avatars, or "virtual humans," using AI. In April 2022, Hour One announced it raised a $20 million Series A round led by Insight Partners. Here is the 11-page pitch deck they used to woo investors. They also used a pitch deck, which they sent investors after meeting them. Read through the 11-page pitch deck Hour One sent to investors to raise a $20 million Series A round:Note: The original pitch deck included videos within a PDF presentation.
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