Walgreens and PepsiCo soon hired Ryot to make VR films.
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It also broke into virtual reality with the acquisition of RYOT.
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Ryot dispatched VR shooters in Jordan, South Africa, France, Syria, and Greece.
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Ryot is one of a handful of companies — along with Jaunt, Vrse.
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It recently purchased virtual reality production company RYOT, furthering expansion into VR content.
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Ryot was founded in 2012 as a socially conscious, activism-focused news outlet.
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For example, AOL acquired augmented reality and virtual reality production company RYOT in April.
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Co-founder and CEO Bryn Mooser has helped steer RYOT from its start in 2012.
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Billionaire Todd Wagner, a Ryot investor, calls Mooser to talk about the next round of investment.
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While major news organizations consolidate their resources, RYOT is in the midst of a growth spurt.
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A former entrepreneur in residence at Atlas Ventures, Heller has tapped two other former startup executives to help with the new fund — Picasa chief executive Lars Perkins and RYOT Studio co-founder Molly DeWolf Swenson (RYOT was bought by AOL [now Oath], which owns TechCrunch, in 2016).
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One of the Ryot staffers scrolls around on her laptop's trackpad to simulate the 360-degree effect.
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RYOT was acquired by Verizon in April, and was placed in a division under AOL's Huffington Post.
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Ryot is run by experienced filmmakers, but they enthusiastically embrace a figure-it-out-on-the-fly approach.
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Mooser and Swenson sought $2 million in seed money, more than tripling the Ryot staff in nine months.
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Before joining Ryot, Swenson, the CMO, worked for Global Philanthropy Group, a consultancy for wealthy people and celebrities.
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Under the arrangement, which is finalized in April, AOL will own Ryot, but Mooser will retain editorial control.
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Eventually, Ryot is supposed to work with all of AOL's properties, including outlets like Engadget, TechCrunch, and Autoblog.
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After the Nepal earthquake, for example, Ryot released a Susan Sarandon-narrated VR short about the rebuilding process.
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But it's clear that the money comes from VR. Ryot produces branded VR experiences for nonprofits and big companies.
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"This isn't an evolution from cinema," Bryn Mooser said after we put down the stereoscopes at the RYOT offices.
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As VR fever spread among nonprofits—everyone from World Vision to Greenpeace has since commissioned VR films—Ryot took notice.
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Ryot uses Adobe Creative Suite to edit and software by Kolor, VideoStitch, and PTGui to stitch, programs that are standard.
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AOL is acquiring 360-degree media company Ryot in order to jump into the world of virtual reality news coverage.
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But in the past year, Ryot has positioned itself as the go-to VR company for both news and humanitarian advocacy.
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Bryn Mooser is the co-founder and CEO of RYOT, a virtual reality production studio, and a mentee of Elon Musk.
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Now the company is making a platform specific push with the launch of two new shows produced by HuffPo's RYOT Studios.
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RED CARDS, presented by Ryot, is a six-part series exploring some of the most notorious true crime stories in sports.
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But Ryot hasn't figured out how to translate the storytelling skills it displays so well in its 2-D films to 360.
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HuffPo has RYOT – VR. And The Hill tested out connecting with younger viewers on Snapchat using 360-degree videos on election night.
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People from Pttow, which Mooser describes as "TED meets CES meets Burning Man," give the Ryot team an award named after Nelson Mandela.
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In February, the United Nations hosts a panel in New York to discuss displaced refugees and invites Ryot to screen a VR film.
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Verizon's AOL has signed its first major virtual reality ad deal since it announced it purchased VR and 360-degree video company RYOT.
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Last year, RYOT surprised a group of Los Angeles fifth-graders with a trip to the Louvre — by way of a local warehouse.
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RYOT, founded in 2012, has been shooting VR and 360-degree films and documentaries with the aim of giving viewers more immersive experiences.
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Last year, Verizon also launched the RYOT Innovation Studio, which aims to build immersive entertainment that shows off Verizon's faster 5G network speeds.
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But both Mr Milk and Molly Swenson, of RYOT, point out that VR can only augment empathy; it cannot create it out of nothing.
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VR is just taking off and augmented reality, which projects images onto the real world, might be next: RYOT are already experimenting with it.
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But he's also cofounder of Ryot, a Los Angeles for-profit company that specializes in hopeful video content from developing and disaster-affected nations.
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Still, as of January 2015, Ryot consisted of only eight people, most of whom slept on the floor at the company's office near Venice, California.
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The Huffington Post is a critical pillar of our strategy and is only becoming more important with our recent moves into AR/VR with RYOT.
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Watch the video above from RYOT to relive the chants, signs, speeches, and shared solidarity that made this one of the most moving moments in herstory.
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To date, it has created six pieces of VR content including a meditation video from Hulu's The Path and content from partners like TheirWorld and RYOT.
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So far, the AP has partnered with a VR studio called RYOT, whose past work includes a short film about the April 2015 earthquake in Nepal.
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Ryot will dispatch 360-degree shooters in 15 countries to produce immersive stories, fulfilling, for the moment, its goal of becoming the world's largest VR news network.
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Huffington Post's RYOT has done some interesting storytelling, for instance (disclosure: AOL owns both TC and Huffington Post), and The Guardian's 6×9 project is another strong example.
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More recently, Ryot secured an HBO deal for Body Team 12, a haunting and forceful short documentary about a Liberian Red Cross worker removing corpses from Ebola-affected villages.
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Pencils of Promise, an educational nonprofit, asked Ryot to make a film set at a school in Ghana and aired it at its annual gala, which raised $1.9 million.
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The companies, which did not reveal exact terms of the sale, announced that Ryot will immediately start working with AOL-owned outlet The Huffington Post to create VR video.
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RYOT, an immersive media company, say that when it paired a VR video with a petition created by the American Civil Liberties Union, every single viewer went on to sign.
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Ryot is unapologetically boosterish about the humanitarian industry, producing VR content for nonprofits at little or no cost and also suggesting that viewers of its films donate to aid organizations.
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Maybe Ryot will soon discover the magic blend of story, tone, and technical facility, but in the meantime it's having a whole lot of fun producing content that's pretty simple.
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Developed in partnership with immersive media experience company, RYOT, and bolstered by a $25,000 Unity for Humanity grant from game engine company, Unity, Terminal 3 premiered at last month's Tribeca Film Festival.
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RYOT, the Culver City, California-based virtual reality outfit snapped up by the Huffington Post last year, works on the cutting edge of the news business, bringing audiences straight to the scene.
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Reporters and producers from the new HuffPost RYOT team formed after the purchase will be in Cleveland and Philadelphia, capturing the events with "immersive" 360-degree clips, supporting updates and breaking news.
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I was visiting the headquarters of RYOT, a Los Angeles-based media company that produces stories in virtual reality, and that maintains a collection of stereograms from the heyday of the device.
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AOL only bought RYOT this April, in a deal reportedly worth between $10 and $15 million, and planned to offer its capabilities to various AOL-owned properties in addition to the news site.
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Until then, though, Ryot says that this deal won't stop it from partnering from other news outlets — so while AOL might have gained a resource, the rest of the news world hopefully isn't losing one.
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The Huffington Post will broadcast 360-degree video from the Republican and Democratic National conventions on Monday, its first major use of the technology after parent company AOL bought virtual reality studio RYOT earlier this year.
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The New York Times has a dedicated app that hosts high-profile pieces like The Displaced and Seeking Pluto's Frigid Heart, and AOL acquired VR studio RYOT to produce video for sites like The Huffington Post.
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Verizon Media (of which TechCrunch is apart of) already has some assets in the VR space, including the virtual reality content studio RYOT, which has been playing around with 360 content and general AR/VR content.
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At the RYOT studios, a director named Angel Manuel Soto showed me a short V.R. film called "Bashir's Dream," which tells the story of a young Syrian boy who was paralyzed after being shot by a sniper.
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"This is our first big project that we've launched together with AOL Partner Studios and HuffPost where we can really flex our technology muscle and use this to bring people inside," RYOT co-founder Bryn Mooser told CNBC.
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Dunne says that RYOT, the entertainment studio within Oath, will soon be one of the first parts of Oath to reap the benefits by 5G, creating new forms of storytelling that can be distributed on the high-speed network.
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At launch, the company says there are over 25 pieces of VR content available in the app from Baobab Studios, Discovery Communications, Las Vegas, The National Geographic Channel, RYOT, Showtime Networks, SilVR Thread, Spoke, Studio Transcendent, The Uprising Creative and Viacom.
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The deal, which a spokesperson for AOL said was worth seven figures, will leverage RYOT to create a branded video series, written articles, social media posts and 360-degree/VR videos in partnership with American Family Insurance and media agency Mindshare.
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The Huffington Post, owned by AOL, owned by Verizon, is buying a virtual reality studio called RYOT to build VR content production on the site, according to a blog post from site co-founder and editor-in-chief Arianna Huffington.
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But RYOT took its VR team to the Rio 2016 Olympics, was there for the Democrat and Republican presidential conventions and rode along on a Syrian refugee boat with Susan Sarandon – all in the name of a new type of immersive journalism.
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AP had partnered with RYOT News to produce a documentary called 'Seeking Home: Life inside the Calais migrant camp' that used virtual reality to offer a 360-degree view of the French migrant camp and let viewers turn their attention in any direction.
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But when I call up Pencils of Promise, the educational nonprofit that Ryot produced a film for, I'm told that it raised the same amount of money at its past two annual galas—in 2360 with a VR experience and in 3603 without one.
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Ryot shooters are preparing to head off to Mexico for a New York Times Magazine VR project, to Puerto Rico for a 235-D film about a boxer that will be shot on an iPhone, and to Iowa to embed with presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
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Outlets from the New York Times to ABC have launched VR news storytelling units, but few have jumped in quite as enthusiastically as Verizon and AOL's Huffington Post, which bought Ryot, a VR breaking-news service earlier this year for somewhere between $10 million and $15 million.
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Creative studios like RYOT—which has produced over 212 news and documentary VR films in 70 countries in the past two years alone —are aggressively focused on the power of 223, VR and AR to give viewers a closer connection to what's happening in the world.
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This week, Good Today is announcing its new branding, a new product designed specifically for companies and a number of notable figures who have signed up as founding board members: Joe Benun, Jeff Dobrinsky, Sean Rad (co-founder and former CEO at Tinder), Guy Oseary (the talent manager who co-founded Sound Ventures with Ashton Kutcher) and Molly DeWolf Swenson (the RYOT co-founder who's now head of global partnerships at Community.com).
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"Artist Michael Murphy Uses 1,200 Ping-pong Balls to Draw Attention to Gun Debate - RYOT News." RYOT News. RYOT, 08 May 2013. Web. 07 July 2015. .
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The ryot eyed Chumru doubtingly when Malcolm gave him five rupees.
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The Dr. Knisley Covered Bridge and Ryot Covered Bridge were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
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Ryot originates from the Hindi word ra`īyat and the Arabic word ra`īyah, translated as "flock" or "peasants", in turn originating from the word ra`ā, meaning "pasture".
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As of November 2011, Appleyard's sponsors are RYOT® Element Skateboards, Thunder, Autobahn, Globe Shoes, Volcom, CCS, Arnette, and Vivo. His previous sponsors were Flip, Circa Shoes, Habitat, and Ricta Wheels.
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While at the White House, she auditioned for American Idol, where she was considered an early top contender. After American Idol, she was hired by Global Philanthropy Group where she worked with Shakira, Kobe Bryant and Ben Stiller on philanthropic strategy. She met Bryn Mooser and David Darg and co-founded RYOT in 2012 in a garage in Venice. After pivoting into documentary, virtual reality and 360 video production, RYOT was acquired by HuffPost / AOL in April 2016 for around $15 million.
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She completed her Higher School Certificate in 1997, including second place in the state in Food Technology. Wilson has three siblings: sisters Liberty and Annaleise (who uses the name "Annarchi") and a brother, who uses the name "Ryot." Liberty and Ryot appeared on the first season of The Amazing Race Australia in 2011, where they were the first team eliminated. Wilson has stated that her great-aunt was Lillian Bounds, who was married to Walt Disney until his death in 1966.
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His work expanded to include 360 video and virtual reality and aimed to provide an immersive experience whereby one could interact with the visual content and take actions, such as donating for relief operations via Apple Pay. The company later incorporated Augmented Reality into their projects as part of the goal of making documentaries more immersive. In 2016, he sold RYOT to Verizon. In July 2018, RYOT entered a partnership with Vice Studios to fund and co-produce documentary films.
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Giddaluri Gopal Rao, writing for Zamin Ryot on 24 August 1973, gave mixed review for the film. Although Rao praised production and cinematography, he criticized the film for its unreal scenes and poorly written characters.
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Bryn Mooser (born September 20, 1979 in Los Angeles) is a filmmaker and entrepreneur. In 2012, Mooser co-founded RYOT, a media company specializing in documentary film, virtual/augmented reality and branded content. Over his career, he has produced more than 200 linear and immersive films garnering multiple Emmy Awards, two Oscar nominations, a Peabody and a Cannes Lion. Mooser sold RYOT to Verizon in 2016, becoming an SVP and helping create the roadmap for immersive and documentary films for AOL, Yahoo, and Verizon.
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Giddaluri Gopalrao of Zamin Ryot, writing his review on 23 March 1990, gave a positive review for the film. Gopalrao praised the screenplay by Yandamuri and Chiranjeevi's performance however criticized the weak story by Paruchuri brothers.
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"Exclusive: Ian Somerhalder Set to Launch His Foundation, Explains How You Can Help" , vampire-diaries.net. He opposes GMO foods and factory farming, and supports ecologist Allan Savory in his crusade to let cows graze in sync with nature to enrich soil, enhance biodiversity, and reverse climate change. In 2011 Somerhalder visited Savory in Africa and announced he was making a documentary about him with the goal of winning him a Nobel Prize. Somerhalder is also a celebrity campaigner for RYOT, a Los Angeles-based media company known for RYOT.
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The Brink is a 2019 documentary film, directed by Alison Klayman. The film is produced by Marie Therese Guirgis, and Alison Klayman under the banner of AliKlay Productions, Claverie Films, and RYOT Films. The film stars Steve Bannon.
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Giddaluri Gopalrao of Zamin Ryot gave positive review for the film. He praised Chiranjeevi for picking up a new theme and Gunasekhar for executing it. The film is a commercial success and had a theatrical run of 100 days.
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Burrell was then scheduled to face Danny Davis Jr. at CFFC 85 on September 18, 2020. However, the bout was scrapped due to unknown reasons and Burrell faced Ryot Waller at CFFC 84 on September 17, 2020. He won the fight via second-round submission.
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Before beginning editing, Bombach received a Skype call from RYOT to confirm that she would be producing a short profile of Murad, and Bombach said she lied to them. She spent the next six weeks editing the film in her parents' garage in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She hired translators to join the editing crew who were familiar with Murad's native language of Kurdish Kurmanji, and worked together with her assistant editor, Michael Bucuzzo; a transcriber, Frank Quatrone; and two translators. After finishing the editing of the 95-minute film, Bombach called Bryn Mooser, CEO of RYOT Films; she recalls being terrified to confess that she had made a feature film.
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Traa is also the president of a production company known as Ryot Entertainment. The company has teamed up with SteelRoots. He is the manager of the alternative band The Wrecking. Daniels is a conservative and supports pro-life efforts, including the Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity.
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British started importing and securing cotton from India to maintain the cotton exports. So, they started giving advances to moneylenders who turned this into debts for ryot. Ryots in demand boom took a lot of credit and sometime forcefully given credit and made to sign bonds and deeds.
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The circumstances of his upbringing have brought interest from the media, beginning in 2014 when Acosta was the subject of !Ti-to!, a short documentary directed by Ángel Manuel Soto and filmed as part Huffington Post's RYOT initiative. Sponsored by Apple, the film was entirely shot using a smartphone camera.
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The Ryot Covered Bridge is a historic wooden covered bridge located at West St. Clair Township in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. It is a low to medium Burr Truss bridge with a shallow gable roof. It is one of 15 historic covered bridges in Bedford County. It was damaged by fire in 2002, and reconstructed.
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Renae was also the runner up of Miss Universe Australia 2010. Entrepreneurs Richard & Joey Marc are the authors of Please Mum, Don't Supersize Me! Ryot & Liberty are the brother and sister of the comedian Rebel Wilson. Dating couple Chris & Anastasia have since split up, although they deny that their relationship was negatively affected by television exposure.
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Brahmaiah was one of the pioneers of the Zamindari Ryot Movement. He participated in the boycott of the Simon Commission in 1927. He was sentenced to imprisonment for one year and six months in 1930 for participating in the black flag demonstration against the then Governor’s visit to Machilipatnam. He was imprisoned in Rajahmundry, Berhampore and Vellore jails.
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Nazreen is the subject of the 2016 documentary Wasfia made by Apple Inc. and produced by Academy Awards nominated RYOT Films. The documentary was shot on the iPhone 6s and premiered at the Telluride Mountainfilm festival same year. The documentary is currently on tour around the world and is being shown as part of the National Geographic Shortfilm Showcase.
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Giddaluri Gopalrao reviewing for Zamin Ryot on 22 March 1985, has criticized the film for its poorly-written screenplay and needless action sequences while mentioning that Chiranjeevi was the only sigh of relief. C. S. V of Andhra Patrika writing his review on 29 March 1985, appreciated the performances of the lead cast and Chakravathy's music.
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In 1897, Kanyasulkam was published (by Vavilla Ramaswamy Sastrulu and Sons, Madras) and dedicated to Maharaja Ananda Gajapati. Apparao (along with his brother Syamala Rao) wrote several English poems. His Sarangadhara, published in "Indian Leisure Hour", was well received. The editor of the Calcutta-based "Rees and Ryot", Sambhu Chandra Mukherji read it and re-published it in his magazine.
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Halperin also endows The James & Gayle Halperin Foundation, which supports health and education-related charities. He has been married to his wife Gayle since 1984 and they have two sons, David (born 1991) and Michael (born 1995). His niece is Molly DeWolf Swenson, American Idol Season 10 contestant and co-founder of RYOT (sold to Huffington Post / AOL in 2016).
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In January 2013, Rubin joined The Young Turks, where he hosted the show The Rubin Report. He moved from New York City to Los Angeles, California. On March 1, 2015, The Young Turks YouTube channel announced that Rubin would be moving to the media company RYOT. Shortly after, Larry King's Ora TV picked up the show which debuted on September 9, 2015.
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Ranga joined the freedom movement inspired by Gandhi's clarion call in 1930. He led the ryot agitation in 1933. He wrote a book, Bapu Blesses regarding his discussions with Gandhi. He wrote many other books like Credo of World Peasantry, Economic Organization of Indian Villages and Indian Adult Education Movement which are illustrative of a brilliant erudite ability and diverse interests.
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The Ryotwari system was a land revenue system in British India, introduced by Thomas Munro in 1820 based on system administered by Captain Alexander Read in the Baramahal District. It allowed the government to deal directly with the cultivator ('ryot') for revenue collection and gave the peasant freedom to cede or acquire new land for cultivation. The peasant was assessed for only the lands that he cultivated.
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David Darg is an American director and cinematographer. In 2011 he co-founded the media company RYOT with Bryn Mooser. He received critical praise for his documentary Body Team 12 which garnered him a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) at the 88th Academy Awards. Darg is a pioneer of Virtual Reality film making and directed the first VR film shot in a disaster zone.
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David is the co-founder of RYOT \- a US media company acquired by Verizon in 2016. David was named one of Esquire Magazine's "2012 Americans of the Year" for his work in Haiti as well as a "Hollywood Maverick" by Details magazine for his documentary work in crisis and disaster zones. Darg is a graduate of Oxford University with a degree in Philosophy and has travelled to over 120 countries.
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Molly DeWolf Swenson is an American entrepreneur, musician and Emmy-winning film producer. She is best known for being a Co-Founder of LA-based media company RYOT, which was acquired in 2016 by HuffPost / AOL (now Oath, Inc, a subsidiary of Verizon), a venture capitalist at LA-based technology fund 3Rodeo and a contestant on Season 10 of American Idol while she was interning at The White House under President Barack Obama.
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In November 2015, Nadia Murad teamed up with Murad Ismael and made a speech at the UNSC. This public appearance gained Nadia Murad recognition as "the face of the Yazidi Genocide." Subsequently, Ismael and Murad traveled around the world meeting with heads of state to ask for their financial and political support. At the beginning of 2016, the "It's On U" campaign partnered with Global Citizen and RYOT to help reach over a million millennials.
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AOL announced AlephD would be a part of the ONE by AOL: Publishers platform. On April 20, 2016, AOL acquired virtual reality studio RYOT to bring immersive 360 degree video and VR content to HuffPost's global audience across desktop, mobile, and apps. In July 2016, Verizon Communications announced its intent to purchase the core internet business of Yahoo!. Verizon tentatively plans to merge AOL with Yahoo into a new company called "Oath Inc.".
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Zamindaris were established in the Madras Presidency by the government of the British East India Company starting from 1799 onwards. These settlements were established in order to delineate authority to landlords and thereby relieve the ryot from the control of middlemen who often exploited them. Often, these zamindars were Indian Native princes who lost their sovereignty due to British expansion. The zamindari settlement was based on a similar settlement established in Bengal.
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The idea for the film first began in 2017 when Riz Ahmed met Bassam Tariq. The film was tentatively titled Mughal Mowgli. In March 2019, it was announced Ahmed would star in the film, with Tariq directing from a screenplay by himself and Ahmed. Thomas Benski, Bennett McGhee, Michael Peay and Ahmed will produce the film, under their Pulse Films and Left Handed Films banners, while BBC Films, Cinereach, Vice Media, and RYOT Films will also produce.
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Ryot (alternatives: raiyat, rait or ravat) (Urdu: راعیت) was a general economic term used throughout India for peasant cultivators but with variations in different provinces. While zamindars were landlords, raiyats were tenants and cultivators, and served as hired labour. A raiyat was defined as someone who has acquired a right to hold land for the purpose of cultivating it, whether alone or by members of his family, hired servants, or partners. It also referred to succession rights.
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Mooser served as the CEO and co-founder of RYOT until November 2018, when he left the company to pursue new opportunities. In 2019, Mooser's XTR closed an investment round led by the McLarty Arquette Group with investments from former AOL CEO Tim Armstrong, Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia, Josh Kushner, Christina and David Arquette, and Lyn and Norman Lear, and others. The company announced partnerships with Anonymous Content, VICE Studios and Futurism at the same time.
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Wilde was praised by the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, a farmworkers' union, for supporting the Fair Foods campaign. Wilde is one of the Board of Directors at Artists for Peace and Justice, which provides education and health services in Haiti, and the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California. Wilde is a celebrity influencer/activist for RYOT, a Los Angeles-based media company. On June 30, 2015, she introduced Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton at a campaign event in New York City.
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On April 17, Dicky released a preview of the video that was released the following day. Co- directed by Nigel Tierney of Emmy-winning studio RYOT (the studio that made Behind the Fence VR), Federico Heller of 3Dar (the studio that made Uncanny Valley), Oddbot Animation, and Iconic Engine, the music video includes performances by 30 celebrities and singer-songwriters, such as Sia, Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendes, Halsey, Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brendon Urie, Charlie Puth, Snoop Dogg, Miley Cyrus, among others.
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In 1936, he was handed over the reign of his Estate back by British. In 1938, he was a member of the Francis Floud Commission to suggest changes in the Permanent Settlement of 1793. The commission recommended the replacement of the zamindari system by a ryotwari (tenancy) system in which the ownership of land would vest with the ryot (tenant) and the land revenue payable by him could be revised periodically. The recommendations could not be implemented because of differences in the Fazlul Huq ministry.
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Jackie O's Pub & Brewery has several "flagship" beers that are consistently available year-round, including a raspberry-flavored wheat beer ("Razz Wheat"), an amber ale ("Firefly"), a honey nut brown ale ("Chomolungma"), an IPA ("Mystic Mama"), and a rye IPA ("Hop Ryot"). In 2008, Jackie O's gained the capacity to begin brewing barrel- aged beers. In 2017, Jackie O's launched into production of sour beers with a designated brewing space constructed for the expansion. In 2017, Clark described their current output composition as 50-60% IPAs.
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Pathala Bhairavi received critical acclaim. A. Seshagiri Rao of Zamin Ryot writing his review on 16 March 1951 called Pathala Bharavi a landmark film, not just for Telugu cinema but for Indian cinema as well. He praised Reddy's direction and observed that the team spirit of the cast and crew in making this film was visible. On 4 April 1951, Andhra Patrika opined that Pathala Bhairavi was a film made intelligently, and compared the story to that of a train which runs tirelessly without halting for a second.
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She elaborated in an interview with Gigwise that the album released with the graphic novel, titled I C U: Music to Read To, is an ambient music album meant to be listened to while reading. On January 23, Billboard announced Poppy would star in the augmented-reality experience A Jester's Tale created and directed by Asad J. Malik. It was produced by RYOT and 1RIC, premiering at the Sundance Film Festival as part of the New Frontier program. The storyline "transports viewers inside a child's bedroom to meet a cast of character holograms".
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The first of these, "zerat", is used if the land is in the planter's sole possession, and the ryot employed to work the land is a hired labourer. The term "assamiviar" is relevant when the land is in the rayat's possession and he is compelled (being the planter's tenant) to grow indigo on it at fixed rates. Lastly, the term "khooshgee" is appropriate when the rayat, under no compulsion, grows the plant as a remunerative crop. Sometimes referred to as "compulsory labour", expropriated peasants made up the largest group of the zerat labour force.
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DeWolf Swenson was a Forbes 30 Under 30 list maker in 2017 and a producer on the Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated documentary short Body Team 12, now on HBO. Variety announced that DeWolf Swenson was leaving RYOT at the end of 2017. The publication also broke the news in March 2018 that she was tapped by Guy Oseary to join Live Nation's Maverick as its first-ever "Chief Impact Officer." In July, 2018 she worked with artist G-Eazy to launch his first nonprofit initiative, Endless Summer Fund.
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23, 2014 Sam Harris sat down for three hours of debate with Cenk Uygur, the founder of The Young Turks. Rubin described some of his frustrations with that exchange as follows: "The way he (Uygur) became the leader of the group just relentlessly lying about Sam, and then to sit there for three hours with the guy and just double down on every lie—it showed just such a flaw in character." Rubin subsequently left The Young Turks in March 2015. In 2015, the show briefly moved to RYOT News.
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In its last years in power, the party's decline continued. The Justice ministers drew a large monthly salary (Rs.4,333.60, compared to the Rs.2,250 in the Central Provinces) at the height of the Great Depression which was sharply criticised by the Madras press including Madras Mail, a traditional backer of the party, attacked its ineptitude and patronage. The extent of the discontent against the Justice government is reflected in an article of Zamin Ryot: > The Justice Party has disgusted the people of this presidency like plague > and engendered permanent hatred in their hearts.
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Mooser began his career as a humanitarian aid worker in the Peace Corps in West Africa. In 2010 following the Haiti earthquake Mooser moved to Port-au-Prince and became the country director for Artists for Peace and Justice, while there he helped build a secondary school, and film and music school. While in Haiti, Mooser set out to build a media company with the aim of providing people with an interactive news experience and co-founded RYOT in 2012. Following the earthquake in Nepal, Mooser got involved in Virtual Reality filmmaking after shooting a scene at the rubble of Kathmandu.
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The ryot option was preferred by the planter, as his involvement was limited only to finance the cultivation and not pay for any other costs of labour and other inputs required to raise the crop or even loss of crop, particularly in indigo cultivation. The risk was entirely that of the peasant, who at times of loss of crop suffered losses and was even unable to cover the loan taken from the planter. The basic difference in the Zerat system was the planter had not only to pay for the labour costs but also bear all risks involved with raising the crop, and as such he did not prefer this option.
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On Her Shoulders is a 2018 American documentary film. It was directed by Alexandria Bombach and produced by Hayley Pappas and Brock Williams under the banner of RYOT Films. The film follows Iraqi Yazidi Kurds human rights activist Nadia Murad on her three-month tour of Berlin, New York, and Canada, as she met with politicians and journalists to alert the world to the massacres and kidnapping happening in her native land. In 2014, at the age of 19, Murad had been kidnapped with hundreds of other women and girls by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) and held as a sex slave; she managed to escape.
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It produced a strain on the peasant economy, despite peasants being free to grow their own crops. In indigo cultivation practiced by planters in Bihar and Bengal, the rayat and zerat were common practices which represented two labour hiring processes. The ryot (or raiyat) ("peasant") was a small land holder who took financial support from the planter and in return had to come to a written understanding to turn over the produce from his land to the planter at a predetermined amount. Zerat cultivation, which is direct cultivation by the planter, however, was an exclusive practice of the planter in which he hired labour to work on his fields to grow crops of his choice. 'Zerat' literally means “the Zamindars private land, demesne”, which had a direct impact on the peasants.
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Structural changes in the credit market and land transfer rights pushed Bengal into recurring danger of famine, and dictated which economic groups would suffer greatest hardship. The Indian system of land tenure, particularly in Bengal, was very complex, with rights unequally divided among three diverse economic and social groups: traditional absentee large landowners or zamindars; the upper-tier "wealthy peasant" jotedars; and, at the lower socioeconomic level, the ryot (peasant) smallholders and dwarfholders, bargadars (sharecroppers), and agricultural labourers. Zamindar and jotedar landowners were protected by law and custom, but those who cultivated the soil, with small or no landholdings, suffered persistent and increasing losses of land rights and welfare. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the power and influence of the landowners fell and that of the jotedars rose.
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Barry spent the last year of his career in the Ontario independents. On January 12, 2008, he joined "Sniper" Randy Vahn and Krystal Banks in a 3-on-2 intergender handicap match against Chuck "The Butcher" Simpson and "Anti-Diva" Kaitlyn Diemond at an RWI show in Welland, Ontario, which Barry's team lost via disqualification. A week later, he entered Pro Wrestling Xtreme's "Woodstock Championship Tournament" in Woodstock, Ontario and made it to the finals before being eliminated by Hayden Avery. He also made a return to Michigan to team with Prince Erebus, Brother Cat Jackson, and Monster Ryot in an 8-man tag team match against AWWL Heavyweight Champion Harker Dirge, Blackjack Phoenix, The Unknown Commentator, and Cowabunga Dude for a March 1 TV taping in Saginaw, Michigan; according to the pre-match stipulations, the wrestler who scored the winning pinfall would win the championship.
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Stuart Hogg was satirized as a "pig" in the polemical play The Police of Pig and Sheep Towards the end of March 1875, some members of the National Theatre (that had now become the "Great National Theatre") went on tour. In Lucknow, during a scene of Nil Darpan—the scene where Torap, an Indian ryot, holds down the European Mr. Rouge who assaults the helpless woman Kshetramoni—British soldiers among the audience, enraged, rushed onto the stage and began behaving violently, which led to the breaking up of the play. The following year, Edward, Prince of Wales visited Calcutta. Soon after his visit, the Great National Theatre presented the play Gajadananda o Jubaraj (or Gajadananda and the Crown Prince), which sought to target Jagadananda Mukherjee, a well-known citizen of Calcutta, Junior Government pleader and member of the Bengal Legislative Council. This man had invited the Prince to his Bhowanipur residence on 3 January 1876 and had taken him on a tour of the ladies’ apartment of the house where he was given a traditional Bengali welcome by the female members of the family.
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