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Questions remain about GDPR enforcement in the US as the compliance deadline inches closer   May 16, 2018 by Robin Kurzer The European law provides for regulatory oversight for its member states, but it's unclear about who will enforce it outside the EU.

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Dialpad buys TalkIQ and adds AI to UberConference and other services   May 16, 2018 by Barry Levine The new features include Smart Notes, which immediately summarizes a call and generates a list of action items.

In largely symbolic vote, Senate rebukes FCC's net neutrality rollback   May 16, 2018 by Greg Sterling The House is unlikely to take up the legislation and so it becomes a campaign issue for the midterm elections.

PulsePoint launches Genome to centralize data for healthcare advertising   May 16, 2018 by Barry Levine The ad exchange says this is the first of its kind and that it answers "the call for unification of data for marketers."

Our MarTech recap will make you want to come to Boston   May 16, 2018 by MarTech Today It's been a few weeks since MarTech® wrapped on the West Coast, which means two things: One: You should definitely catch up on the recaps and insights you may have missed. Keep reading below! Two: It's time to get pumped for our next MarTech show! We're returning to Boston October 1-3. Registration is open, and […]

Why your media decisions matter for campaign location attribution   May 16, 2018 by Gladys Kong Vendors may seem to hold all the cards for location-based campaign measurement, but contributor Gladys Kong explains how your media buys have a substantial influence.

LinkedIn releases new updates to Sales Navigator, says the sales prospecting tool is GDPR-ready   May 16, 2018 by Amy Gesenhues Sales Navigator's product updates include integration with five new marketing tools: SAP Hybris, Pegasystems, Oracle Eloqua, Clari and Groove systems.

Facebook expands its list of marketing partners, while limiting what view tags can do   May 16, 2018 by Amy Gesenhues After July 1, Facebook's view tags will no longer be used for measurement purposes beyond counting impressions.

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All Apple News publishers can now use DoubleClick for Publishers to serve direct-sold ads   May 16, 2018 by Ginny Marvin Publishers keep 100 percent of ads they sell directly in their Apple News content.

Australian privacy regulators examining Google's Android location-data collection   May 15, 2018 by Greg Sterling An Oracle report accuses the company of improperly tracking user location without consent.

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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump slams Mueller as probe hits one year | Divisions deepen over investigation | Trump questions if Obama 'spied' on campaign | Ryan faces crisis over immigration | Why Manchin is Trump's top midterm target | Giuliani says Trump team would challenge any subpoena | The science behind 'Yanny or Laurel' | How to hear both names

THIS A.M. Fodder for anyone who wants to pat me on the back for a job well done: Trump thinking back to the past 17 months: 'I'm great, aren't I?'   President Trump argued that the first 17 months of his presidency have been more successful than any other administration. He tweeted: "Despite the disgusting, illegal and unwarranted Witch Hunt, we have had the most successful first 17 month Administration in U.S. history -- by far! Sorry to the Fake News Media and 'Haters,' but that's the way it is!" http://bit.ly/2KzzrNZ   Happy Thursday -- it's another rainy day in Washington. I'm Cate Martel with a quick recap of the morning and what's coming up. Send comments, story ideas and events for our radar to cmartel@thehill.com, @CateMartel and on Facebook.   LATEST WITH THE MUELLER INVESTIGATION HaPpY aNnIvErSaRy!: Today marks one year since Robert Mueller was appointed special counsel to investigate Russian meddling. Via The Hill's Katie Bo William and Morgan Chalfant, here's how divisions have deepened in the investigation: http://bit.ly/2k8YLyR   TRUMP TWEETED TO 'CELEBRATE' THE DAY: President Trump kicked off the morning calling the investigation a "witch hunt." He tweeted: "Congratulations America, we are now into the second year of the greatest Witch Hunt in American History...and there is still No Collusion and No Obstruction. The only Collusion was that done by Democrats who were unable to win an Election despite the spending of far more money!" Anyone else miss the days of 140-character tweets? http://bit.ly/2wKpJ9g   IT COULD BE BIGGER THAN BRIDGEGATE, WATERGATE AND CUPCAKEGATE COMBINED: This morning, President Trump tweeted about a report that former President Obama spied on the Trump campaign in 2016. He tweeted: "Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI 'SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN IMBEDDED INFORMANT.' Andrew McCarthy says, 'There's probably no doubt that they had at least one confidential informant in the campaign.' If so, this is bigger than Watergate!" Background: Trump was referring to a National Review report last week that alleges Obama administration agencies used their surveillance powers to monitor the Trump campaign. Flashback: Trump has previously accused Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower during the election, a claim the White House walked back. http://bit.ly/2k5FnmI   GOOD PRIMER -- MEET THE MUELLERS: Via CNN, here are the 17 lawyers working on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. https://cnn.it/2GtARqC   ^Anyone else feel like this deserves a '90s style sitcom open?  --> http://bit.ly/2IsrAB1 ;)   EXCLUSIVE -- SHOW ME YOUR CONTACTS: Via The Hill's Jonathan Easley, a judge will rule on the release of the special counsel's contacts with the media. "The Hill viewed the relevant court filings, which are reported here for the first time. Klayman filed the initial FOIA request with the special counsel, the Justice Department and the FBI on Jan. 2, arguing that the correspondences needed to be revealed because the special counsel's office was leaking to the media to bolster its criminal cases." http://bit.ly/2IQmke2   Rudy Giuliani is a cable sound bite's dream: President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani has been making news on the special counsel Robert Mueller investigation. The highlights:   ON THE POSSIBILITY OF A SUBPOENA: Giuliani said if Robert Mueller's team subpoenas Trump, his team will challenge it. Giuliani's reasoning: "Giuliani said the president cannot be subpoenaed because his position guarantees him immunity based on the Constitution." Yeah, but...: "No federal laws or rulings from the High Court have barred a sitting president from being subpoenaed." http://bit.ly/2wQppWv   ON ANY TRUMP INDICTMENTS: Giuliani said the special counsel's team told Trump's legal team that they cannot indict President Trump. Giuliani also said he believes the Constitution prevents the indictment of a sitting president. How Mueller's team reacted: They declined to comment. http://bit.ly/2Gs1R9T   Taking a step back -- yesterday was insane: Politico's Kyle Cheney pulled together a list of the investigation news *just* from yesterday. http://bit.ly/2rOT7qd "- Senate Intel endorses [intelligence community] conclusion Russia supported Trump.  - Cohen solicited $1m from Qataris  - Cohen files went missing from Treasury  - Trump Tower transcripts reveal effort to coordinate messages  - NYT tour de force on origin of Russia probe - Giuliani claims Mueller team confirmed it can't indict Trump (tells WaPo impeachment must precede indictment)  - Jordan/Meadows write Trump, tell him to overrule DOJ and release Mueller docs."   CAMPAIGN NEWS Trump makes a voodoo doll of Sen. Manchin: Via The Hill's Alexander Bolton, President Trump has made Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) a top target in the midterms. How we know: Trump told Republican senators behind closed doors that he plans to target Manchin. Why it's ironic: Manchin is pretty friendly Democrat to Republicans. Yeah, but: Republicans winning Manchin's seat will help protect the GOP majority in the Senate. Why Republicans chose West Virginia: Trump won Manchin's home state by 42 points over Hillary Clinton in 2016. http://bit.ly/2IsAUoF   *Hold my beer while I violently scream into a pillow*: Via The Hill's Amie Parnes, "The 2016 GOP primary has never ended -- at least when it comes to cable news. Every day on CNN, MSNBC and social media, Republicans who once worked for GOP senators and governors bested by President Trump in the long primary are among his most vehement critics. Often, their critiques are even more pointed than those coming from Democrats." Full story: http://bit.ly/2ItTtZw   Why Paul Ryan isn't sleeping well: Via The Hill's Scott Wong and Melania Zanona, the GOP is split on how to handle immigration and the differences are causing a crisis for GOP leadership. How: "Momentum is building for an insurgent effort by centrist Republicans to force immigration votes on the House floor despite GOP leadership's attempt to tamp down the rebellion." ​Possible scenarios: ​http://bit.ly/2k7eMWm   IN OTHER NEWS Chances the Donald Trump–Kim Jong Un meeting happens? Not as high as they were a week ago: Via The Hill's Jordan Fabian and Rebecca Kheel, President Trump acknowledged that the planned meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may not happen. What changed: North Korea threatened to cancel the meeting if the U.S. demands "unilateral" nuclear disarmament. http://bit.ly/2Is7zKQ   Fox News has a new CEO: Via The Hill's Joe Concha, Suzanne Scott has been named chief executive officer of Fox News and Fox Business. Scott, who has been with the network since its inception in 1996, will report jointly to Lachlan Murdoch and Rupert Murdoch, the 21st Century Fox executive chairman, executive chairman of Fox News and co-chairman of the proposed New Fox. http://bit.ly/2IujcB4   NOTABLE TWEETS: 'They see me rollin', they hatin' ... tryin' to catch me riding dirty': ^I crack myself up. http://bit.ly/2IowoeM     Watch the video -- it's pretty funny: http://bit.ly/2LbLemq   ON TAP: The House and Senate are in.   Today: BakerHostetler's 29th Annual Legislative Seminar. Featured speakers: Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) and House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.). Agenda and full list of speakers: http://bit.ly/2rMgd0y   12:15 p.m. EDT: President Trump has lunch with Defense Secretary James Mattis.    1:30 p.m. EDT: First votes in the House. The House's schedule today: http://bit.ly/2jYhqPv   1:45 p.m. EDT: President Trump meets with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and holds an expanded bilateral meeting.   2:15 p.m. EDT: The Senate votes on CIA Director nominee Gina Haspel. The Senate's schedule today: http://bit.ly/2k3zOFa   4:15 p.m. EDT: Vice President Pence meets with the General Secretary to the Nahdlatul Ulama Supreme Council, an Islamic Indonesian group.   5:45 p.m. EDT: Last votes in the House.   9:45 a.m. EDT Friday: The Atlantic Council is holding an event on Russia President Vladimir Putin's fourth term. Details: http://bit.ly/2Iqtzpv   WHAT TO WATCH: 12:30 p.m. EDT Thursday: Small Business Administration Administrator Linda McMahon speaks at a National Press Club event. Livestream: http://bit.ly/2ImJ95C   1 p.m. EDT: White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders gives a press briefing. Livestream: http://bit.ly/2L8U4kY   1 p.m. EDT: The Wilson Center is holding an event on the Iran nuclear deal. Livestream: http://bit.ly/2ItgI5K   1 p.m. EDT: Members of President Trump's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee meet. White House livestream: http://bit.ly/2rOnlt8   NOW FOR THE FUN STUFF...: Today is National Walnut Day.   OK, real talk -- why are some people hearing Yanny and others are hearing Laurel?: Dana Boebinger, a PhD student at Harvard and MIT studying the neural basis of auditory perception, explained why people are hearing different words. The gist: "It has to do with which frequencies of the sound are actually making it to your brain. This can be affected by several things: headphones / speakers, listening volume, hearing loss..." Her full 7-tweet thread is worth reading: http://bit.ly/2k45Ctv   INCLUDING THIS VIDEO -- IT'LL MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER: It plays the audio clip at different frequencies so you can hear the difference. Listen -- I promise you will hear both words: http://bit.ly/2L84sJG   And because you read this far, here's a dog having a crazy dream. If he does regularly, he may develop muscle mass overnight...: http://bit.ly/2KzDqtV   To view past editions of The Hill's 12:30 Report, CLICK HERE. To receive The Hill's 12:30 Report in your inbox, PLEASE SIGN UP HERE. Sign Up for 12:30 Report FORWARD 12:30 Report Privacy Policy  |  Manage Subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe Email to a friend  |  Sign Up for Other Newsletters The Hill 1625 K Street, NW 9th Floor, Washington DC 20006 ©2017 Capitol Hill Publishing Corp., a subsidiary of News Communications, Inc.

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⚡ You're invited: Shavuot @ your local synagogue

Go here to view this email online. Dear Friend, It was the most important moment in our nation's history. G-d Himself descended on the mountain. Speaking to each one of us, He declared, "I am G-d your G-d!" and then presented us each with the Torah to keep and cherish. It was a moment of love and commitment; indeed, the day G-d gave us the Torah is called our "wedding day." And this Sunday, during the holiday of Shavuot, we will celebrate this momentous event anew! So how do we celebrate our marriage to G‑d? Well, not by sending flowers (although many communities do have a beautiful custom to decorate their homes and synagogues with commemoratory flowers and greenery), but by affirming our bond with Him and His Torah, and strengthening our relationship. This Sunday morning, May 20, 2018, let's all do our utmost to attend services at our respective synagogues and listen to the reading of the Ten Commandments, once again experiencing and reaffirming the deal we struck at Sinai. And, since the Jewish children are the next link in the golden chain linking us all the way back to that fateful day in the desert, it's especially important to bring our children, even newborn babies. (Many Chabad-Lubavitch centers hold ice-cream parties for the kids following the service, a nice treat on a spring morning. And for their parents, more indulgence comes with cheesecake and other rich fare. It's the dairy holiday, after all...) So let's all be there, and encourage our friends, family and neighbors not only to celebrate the past, but to enjoy the present and to recommit for the future. Wishing you and yours a joyous and meaningful Shavuot, Your friends at Chabad.org This email was sent to: tweatsho.email004@blogger.com. If your e-mail address is changing please send us your new email address here. You are receiving this email because you have indicated that you would like to receive periodic communications from us, or have recently used one of our services. Go here if you wish to be removed. To ensure delivery, add subscriptions@chabad.org to your address book. www.Chabad.org  |  Contact Us  |  Ask the Rabbi  |  Donate  |   Follow us on Twitter |    Join us on Facebook