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Karishma Patadia

Karishma Patadia

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Writer, Audacy

San Francisco

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IoT, Antitrust, Programming , Cpus, Video Editing, 3D Printing, Telecommunications, E-commerce, Smartphones , Ux, Pc Hardware , Open Source Software

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Total articles 6

  • CSU East Bay Students Receive H.O.P.E. During Remote Learning

    By Karishma Patadia| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified Student workers at HOPE. (Left to right) Nikita Bangera, Lillian Mworia and Carrissa Chavez. (Julia McEvoy/KQED)Lilian Mworia is a 22-year-old international student from Kenya who attends California State University, East Bay. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, not only did she lose access to in-person classes, she lost her source of income: her on campus job. She says she had no other choice but to live in her car for three months. Mworia is in her final year at CSU East Bay.

    By Karishma Patadia · KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)

    Dec. 25, 2020

  • Silver Linings - Video Diary

    By Karishma Patadia| Xpress Magazine Verified By Karishma PatadiaJune 1, 2020Over the past two months, I have been documenting my time in quarantine. This is the third and final episode of my video diaries. For almost two months now, I have been living in Riverside with my family due to COVID-19. My life, as well as everyone in the world, has been flipped upside down. However, I have found some silver linings along the way.

    By Karishma Patadia · Xpress Magazine

    Jun. 01, 2020

  • CSU East Bay Students Receive H.O.P.E. During Remote Learning

    By Karishma Patadia| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified Student workers at HOPE. (Left to right) Nikita Bangera, Lillian Mworia and Carrissa Chavez. (Julia McEvoy/KQED)Lilian Mworia is a 22-year-old international student from Kenya who attends California State University, East Bay. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, not only did she lose access to in-person classes, she lost her source of income: her on campus job. She says she had no other choice but to live in her car for three months. Mworia is in her final year at CSU East Bay.

    By Karishma Patadia · KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)

    Dec. 25, 2020

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Audacy

Audacy, Inc. is a prominent multi-platform audio content and entertainment company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1968 and formerly known as Entercom Communications Corp., Audacy rebranded in April 2021 to reflect its growth into a diversified audio platform. The company operates over 235 local radio stations across various formats, including news, sports, talk, and music. Audacy offers a range of services, including broadcast radio, digital streaming through its Audacy platform, and podcasting. It is a leading podcast publisher, producing popular shows like *The Dan Le Batard Show* and *Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend*. The company also hosts live events and has enhanced its sports platform through partnerships, including one with FanDuel for integrated sports betting content. With a monthly reach of 200 million consumers, Audacy collaborates with major media brands and technology platforms to deliver engaging audio experiences.

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Founded: 1968