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Core service provider CSI is using AI to merge digital banking platform Apiture onto its platform following its acquisition of the fintech in a deal completed Oct. 22. To simplify the merging process, Paducah, Ky.-based CSI plans to deploy AI, Jeff Brown, vice president of technology strategy and architecture, told FinAi News. “AI will certainly […]
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First Fed Bank has tapped fintech Apiture to provide better digital and mobile banking services to its clients. Community and regional banks and credit unions recognize that having strong, comprehensive digital capabilities is no longer optional to stay competitive with large banks and fintechs, an Apiture spokesperson told Bank Automation News. This year, Apiture has […]
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First Fed Bank has tapped fintech Apiture to provide better digital and mobile banking services to its clients. Community and regional banks and credit unions recognize that having strong, comprehensive digital capabilities is no longer optional to stay competitive with large banks and fintechs, an Apiture spokesperson told Bank Automation News. This year, Apiture has […]
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First Fed Bank has tapped fintech Apiture to provide better digital and mobile banking services to its clients. Community and regional banks and credit unions recognize that having strong, comprehensive digital capabilities is no longer optional to stay competitive with large banks and fintechs, an Apiture spokesperson told Bank Automation News. This year, Apiture has […]
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Michel Jacobs has been named chief strategy officer of tech provider CSI. As CSO, Jacobs is responsible for growth, including market expansion, mergers and acquisitions, and business diversification, according to an Aug. 27 release. Jacobs, who held leadership roles at Technisys, FIS and Intellect Design Arena, aids in innovation efforts in: Real-time payments; Embedded finance; […]
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Signature Bank of Arkansas has started a bilingual branch network called Banco Si to serve Spanish-speaking customers in-person and online, using CSI as the tech provider. “One of the main reasons we opened Banco Si was to provide equal financial opportunity to Hispanic and Latino community members in the region,” Brant Ward, president of Signature […]
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Uplinq, a credit decisioning support platform for small business lenders, named former Wells Fargo leader Derek Ellington as its strategic adviser. “Most recently, [in] my role running small business at Wells Fargo, which is one of the largest small-business operations in the industry, I gained a lot of insight into gaps that continue to exist […]
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LOS ANGELES — If you love to binge police procedural dramas, you’re in luck. A free, 24/7 channel called CHARGE! is dedicated to the cop shows you know and love.
“CHARGE! is a broadcast television network that consumers can watch over the air with an antenna. It tends to focus on big police dramas,” Scott Ehrlich, Chief Innovation Officer at Sinclair told On The Red Carpet.
From modern-day dramas like “Law and Order: Criminal Intent” and “CSI: New York” to classic cop shows like “CHiPs,” viewers will be able to solve a multitude of mysteries from the comfort of their homes.
So, why are police shows so popular?
“You can watch an episode, it has a beginning, middle and end. It’s a very satisfying experience,” Erlich continued. “The shows themselves are high drama, high stakes, well-written, well-acted and that’s why I think you see them dominating the television landscape and why we built CHARGE! Around the police dramas.”
Erlich says that using an antenna on your TV is not as old-fashioned as you might think.
“We have a generation of people growing up not using antennas, but people adding antennas to their television sets is the fastest growing part of the television business right now.”
CHARGE! Launches Monday in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Fresno, San Francisco and Raleigh-Durham.
Viewers using a digital broadcast antenna can find CHARGE! on the following channels:
New York WABC is Channel 7 – CHARGE is Channel 7.3
Los Angeles KABC is Channel 7 – CHARGE is Channel 7.3
Chicago WLS is Channel 7 – CHARGE is Channel 7.3
Philadelphia WPVI is Channel 6 – CHARGE is Channel 6.3
Houston KTRK is Channel 13 – CHARGE is Channel 13.3
San Fran/Oakland/San Jose KGO is Channel 7 – CHARGE is Channel 7.3
Raleigh/Durham WTVD is Channel 11 – CHARGE is Channel 11.3
Fresno/Visalia KFSN is Channel 30 – CHARGE is Channel 30.3
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updated: Jan 8, 2018
LOS ANGELES, January 8, 2018 (Newswire.com)
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Prominent independent Los Angeles criminal investigators and experts have combined forces to create Elite Court Experts (ECE), a consortium offering training, consultation, legal services and media commentary. ECE members work daily in the trenches of the Los Angeles justice system assisting top attorneys on the most complex and high-profile cases in the country’s busiest legal system. The prestigious team is composed of: Timothy T. Williams Jr. (police procedure and use-of-force); Nick Morrow (drug use/sales, marijuana and DUI); James Allard (robbery/homicide); Reginald Stewart (premise security); Robert Royce (human trafficking); Michael L. Jones (forensic audio/video); Mehul B. Anjaria (DNA); Gregorio Estevane (gangs), and Martin Flores (gangs).
As Mr. Estevane puts it, “the government cannot and does not get it 100% right every time,” therefore it is imperative that the criminal defense community use conscientious investigators and experts to conduct due diligence.
ECE members’ work has been instrumental in notable cases including the Grim Sleeper (Lonnie Franklin); Anthony Brown (the informant who brought down Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca); Robert Blake (Baretta); Steven Gordon (convicted Orange County serial killer); Anthony Pellicano (private investigator to the stars), and Winston Hayes (excessive force in Compton slow speed chase).
ECE members have provided expert media commentary on CNN, local Los Angeles news networks, History (formerly The History Channel), 20/20, Good Morning America, Inside Edition and Al Jazeera America News.
For media commentary and speaker requests, please contact Elite Court Experts at 213-266-7704 or m.anjaria@mbadnaconsulting.com.
Source: Elite Court Experts
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