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In the past 18 months, the photo and video sharing app has released a slew of bold (and brazenly imitated) features, from absurdist digital masks to face swapping to group chat, which have vaulted it to the vanguard of social communication. Snap, as the company is now known, claims more than 150 million daily users, and it reportedly exceeded its lofty goal to generate more than $300 million in revenue for 2016. Its introduction of location based image enhancements, known as geofilters, and Spectacles, its sunglasses that record 10 seconds of video from the wearer point of view, inspired genuine consumer fanaticism for augmented reality and wearable computing in a way that overhyped rivals from Magic Leap to Google haven matched.

DRAFTER’S ANALYSIS: Section 23.61 is created to regulate goods and services advertised online that are required to be licensed. Internet marketplaces and social media sites are increasingly used to advertise goods and services that the City of Madison or a Wisconsin state agency regulates with a license; such as tattooing, food items or tourist rooming houses. The City of Madison has an interest in ensuring compliance with both local and state laws as well as preserving the health and safety of its citizens.

Events and activities this year have been reduced to adhere to COVID 19 protocols. Following is a list of what’s planned, in person and virtual, for the third anniversary honoring the 17 victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas mass shooting. Also listed are continuing support activities for the survivors and those affected by the tragedy.

Clearly is a major player in the $112 billion global eyewear industry, which sees e commerce surging at a rate of 25 per cent every year, compared to the five to six per cent growth in online shopping overall. “Eyewear is at a transformation point,” says Roy Hessel, Clearly’s CEO. “Currently only 4 per cent of consumers buy their vision correction needs online.

Recent examples include our hard fought, and ultimately successful, campaign to prevent the closure of Bombardier’s train making plant in the city and what would have been the loss of thousands of jobs. This was carried out alongside politicians from all parties, unions and MPs, and saw us lead 10,000 people on a protest march through the streets to demand Government intervention. Bombardier was forced to listen and the factory survived..

I also point out that most of the other replies are superlative: “hands down the best”. I think it tough to argue something like that if they haven tried all the options, or have a personal preferences. The truth is that most of these glass lenses are outsourced, mostly to one company (Barberini).