Dashboard 5-22-20
Tweet Tweet
So much of what we hear from #Hallmarkies, is delivered through the @USPS… and what would life be, without getting a @Hallmark card in your mailbox? Please text "Hallmark" to 52886!#USPS #SaveTheUSPS #HallmarkCards #SpecialDelivery #CareEnough https://t.co/3ktS9KGTaw
— MichelleVicary (@MichelleVicary) May 20, 2020
If you are a minority or woman owned, or any company that believes you are eligible for a PPP loan, but have not been approved, please post an overview of your status here and I will do my best to connect you to a bank. There is still more than $100B left. Let's get that money
— Mark Cuban (@mcuban) May 20, 2020
Research
➢ With Election Day six months away, 52% of Americans are paying fairly close or very close attention to news about the presidential candidates.
➢ Meanwhile, the overwhelming majority of Americans (87%) are following news about the COVID-19 outbreak fairly closely or very closely.
➢ More Americans say it is not at all important (24%) than say it is very important (18%) to hear messages related to the election and other important issues from the Trump and Biden campaigns themselves.
(Source: Pew Research Center)
Quotable
“The original thesis of live events representing perhaps the best place to be on content for television or for digital distribution, I think, remains intact. Unfortunately, we’ve had this pandemic. I personally believe that there will be a therapy and/or a vaccine, sooner rather than later, that will get us back closer to normal… I believe that there will be a health solution here, not a structural solution, that will return these events. Human beings are gregarious by nature.”
— Liberty Media chmn John Malone at the company’s annual shareholder meeting
