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This shelter was erected in part due to the generous contributions of Ethan Halton's friends and families. It was named in his honor upon his retirement in 2938. Established to provide support and rescue services to those who found themselves in need on Crusader's moons, Kosso lead the response to the team's first distress beacon, which came from this basin. Mario Kosso was the first head of Crusader's emergency response unit. This research outpost belongs to Rayari Inc. This belongs to Connor! Stay the hell out. This mining facility is the registered property of Dino Benson. The vista became so connected to her artwork that in 2928 it was officially named 'Aston Ridge' in her honor. The famous picture of Yela's ring illuminated against the darkened sky was taken here by noted photographer Juliana Aston in 2918. Sometimes used as a dead-drop site for delivery missions.Ī mining facility owned and operated by ArcCorp. Pressure suits can replenish their oxygen supplies by extracting it from the surrounding environment.Ītmospheric Overview Surface pressureĪn unmarked abandoned mining outpost. As of 3.17.2, the atmosphere is breathable, although this cannot be confirmed for earlier patches. Yela has an asteroid belt featuring many small locations of interest. Erma Triolo was the first person to be born on Yela, in 2909. Wilma Ivery built the first permanent homestead on Yela in 2907. Yela (Stanton 2c) is named after the oldest of the three siblings featured in the 24th century children's morality tale, ' A Gift for Baba,' this moon has a water-ice crust said to represent Yela's cool and calculating mannerisms.

Temperature is inhospitable long term without Novikov armor, particularly during storms. Particle Media, the Delaware-registered operating entity of News Break, has raised over $20 million to date from investors including IDG Capital, ZhenFund and Ding Lei, the founder of Chinese online media and gaming giant NetEase.Has Breathable Atmosphere. Other big names involved in News Break range from Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang who joined as the chief advisor as well as Wu, HuffPost’s former operations head. “Only high-quality, hyper-relevant local news can provide valuable information to readers,” he added.īyteDance has tried exporting the Toutiao model through TopBuzz, but the overseas edition never achieved mainstream success and is reportedly looking for a buyer. To stand out from the crowd, the company serves up local news and happenings for readers, for Wu observed that America’s mainstream media focus overwhelmingly on national affairs and celebrity gossip, “news that’s irrelevant to my day-to-day.” The type of personalized reading experience pioneered by Toutiao is now a default feature across media apps in the U.S., said (in Chinese) Vincent Wu, chief operating officer of News Break, at an event in Silicon Valley.

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Sensor Tower estimated the app has more than 50 million installs globally across iOS and Android devices, among which more than 99% are from the U.S. Founded in Silicon Valley in 2015, News Break now boasts 23 million monthly users with a growing network of more than 10,000 content providers. News Break is Zheng’s effort to replicate Yidian Zixun’s success in foreign markets with his co-founder Ren Xuyang, a former Baidu executive. Together with other algorithm-driven news apps, the duo changed the habits of hundreds of millions in China from consuming human-curated news to machine-recommended content with minimal human oversight. In 2011, he left Yahoo to launch Yidian Zixun, the Beijing-based startup seen early on as the main rival of Toutiao, the hit news app that made ByteDance a household name in China before Douyin emerged. Jeff Zheng, the founding chief executive, headed up Yahoo Labs in Beijing, where he oversaw algorithm improvements in search, media, advertising and mobile. News Break is staffed with other storied overseas Chinese tech bosses. by a Chinese media veteran (Photo source: News Break) Former Microsoft executive Harry Shum joins News Break, a local news aggregator founded in the U.S.

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