They'd previously all become friends while playing video games and hanging out in chatrooms on platforms like Tinychat, Discord, and Skype, according to members of those chatrooms.
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She went to parties on weeknights hosted in temporary chatrooms.
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Many of those who fled to AOL chatrooms, Craigslist, or Gay.
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The suspects had been in contact with other people on chatrooms.
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He's been playing since the age of 11 in IRC chatrooms.
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In most cases, online chatrooms had helped regulators to uncover the manipulation.
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These contacts would have taken place mainly - but not exclusively - through online chatrooms.
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These contacts would have taken place mainly - but not exclusively - through online chatrooms.
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"There were Muslims, soldiers, people from all backgrounds in these chatrooms," he told me.
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Compared to Grindr, he says, his anonymous chatrooms interactions were much more intellectually stimulating.
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It's also up against general-market enterprise chatrooms like Slack and Skype for Business.
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Users pay directly within the chatrooms and instantly unlock access to the premium rooms.
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In a series of tweets yesterday morning, Boiler Room announced the end of their chatrooms.
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The Commission said traders exchanged sensitive information and coordinated their activities in chatrooms on Bloomberg terminals.
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Stimpson had said the sharing of information in chatrooms was known about and condoned by senior management.
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Statsbot is giving companies a new way to look at their data — in their chatrooms on Slack.
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Simply by design, Periscope has to contend with the worst problems of both chatrooms and live video.
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The FBI also found that the man oversaw multiple chatrooms where child porn was shared and discussed.
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Consequently, chatrooms otherwise dedicated to talking about work can quickly devolve into endless streams of looping images.
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These companies embodied the early internet: chatrooms, email and news managed and operated by a private company.
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A third man, a Beijing resident who forwarded the story to other chatrooms, was reprimanded by police.
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Really, what's going to change everything are two things: One thing is communication chatrooms, being on Skype.
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Chatrooms became a big deal online in the '90s, but they were rarely appropriate for young people.
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But instances aren't segregated and isolated the way chatrooms or Slacks or your group text messages are.
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All four of the roommates were brought together by a neo-Nazi ideology developed in online chatrooms.
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Slack today introduced shared channels, a way for companies to create ongoing joint chatrooms to do business together.
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However, the chatrooms garnered controversy in recent months due to the inflammatory comments of some of its commenters.
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In internet chatrooms some online gamblers say that using bitcoin enables them to disguise their identity and transactions.
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In fact, it looks similar to others shared in white supremacist chatrooms before and after the Charlottesville riots.
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Parents have been warning their children about making friends on the internet since the days of AOL chatrooms.
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The big picture: A conspiracy theory that started in fringe online chatrooms has leaped to major political events.
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Each Amino community has access to several well-built news feeds, chatrooms, quiz and poll capabilities, and voice chat.
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Another short-lived Creative Labs brainchild was Rooms, a 2014 app that was made up of AOL-style chatrooms.
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In the 1990s and 2000s, he was known for leaving messages in web chatrooms under the name "Mr Pink".
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Subscribers in these chatrooms receive several hundred, sometimes over a thousand, messages on KakaoTalk every day, according to Koo.
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That's important as startups like Houseparty group video chatrooms and Squad screenshare messaging try to nip at Insta's heels.
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This was more than 15 years ago, when "online" meant either chatrooms or some sort of personals-based website.
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I'd spend whole days in online chatrooms talking to all these other collectors and buying teddy bears and dolls.
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On the other side—and imagine if this had been 2017—SMS text chains, rumors in chatrooms and blogs.
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He has called for movement diehards to leave the safety of their chatrooms and engage in the real world.
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It organizes discussions by topic and group, is similar to instant messaging chatrooms, and allows cooperation on documents and files.
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According to court documents, names given by the traders to those chatrooms included "The Cartel", "The Mafia" and "A CoOperative".
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Within these pro-Park KakaoTalk chatrooms, the users are spammed with doctored headlines, photos and videos that look vaguely legitimate.
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Local media and postings on Chinese chatrooms say loans could total around 30 billion yuan and mature in three years.
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His reunion with Digweed in particular has set both dancefloors and chatrooms alight, and it's clearly had an impact on him.
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Also punished was Japan's MUFG Bank for its part in the scam which involved traders coordinating their activities through internet chatrooms.
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These are moderators (or "mods," as they're referred to in the industry), who effectively act as the bouncers of their chatrooms.
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There is no shortage of movies or television shows or virtual chatrooms to fill every last one of our vacant minutes.
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I was a teenager in the 1990s, and therefore first on the scene in the a/s/l chatrooms of yore.
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I wrote a 22-word essay explaining the shit that was going down in secret Gossip Girl fan chatrooms these days.
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Most recently, an app called Juicebox has been providing sexy chatrooms-cum-sexual-wellness lessons helmed by an AI chatbot named Slutbot.
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"Chatrooms were less about trading pics and more about being witty and having a back-and-forth banter with people," he says.
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From circulating on tiny online chatrooms a few years ago, cryptocurrencies and ICOs have moved to the mainstream, with public advertising common.
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This new version of FireChat introduces private group chats on top of its existing private one-on-one chats and public chatrooms.
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The Fed sought to bar Peter Little from the industry and fine him $487,500 for allegedly using chatrooms to wrongly coordinate trades.
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Once restricted to small online chatrooms for early bitcoin backers, cryptocurrencies have since exploded in popularity and the industry has grown rapidly.
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A more human experienceMartin*, 38, had already been visiting adult chatrooms for two years when he first became aware of VR porn.
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Citigroup dismissed Stimpson for alleged serious breaches of contract, saying he shared confidential client information with traders at other banks via electronic chatrooms.
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Klausner said the way men meet each other has changed over the years — from bathhouses to chatrooms and now to apps like Grindr.
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Kristin, Michael, and some of the other members of the guild would carry out their role-playing and communication over chatrooms and neomail.
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Manhizwa, who participates in online chatrooms discussing cryptocurrencies, says he deposited $20 in bitcoin for his newly-born daughter a few months ago.
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Right from the beginning of our career, our fanbase has been really active online—in chatrooms, fan groups, and then into social media.
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Jojo was the soundtrack to sleepovers where my friends and I spent an unhealthy amount of time in chatrooms finding people to catfish.
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Their target is not college graduates, but simply to lure reliable hackers, or "white hats," out of dark chatrooms and into respectable employ.
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But unlike MyFreeCams, a cam site which is essentially a free-for-all in chatrooms, Chaturbate allows models to grant users moderator status.
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And there are now so many organizations that have chatrooms or places where parents can set up a [email] listserv with each other.
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However, the company and its representatives were likely reading patients' chatrooms for a significant period of time before the October terms of use update.
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Telegram is a messaging platform believed to be popular with Islamic State sympathizers, who use chatrooms with hundreds of members, besides holding private conversations.
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"Everyone's really relieved," she said, describing how the many Brooklyn residents who work at her company had exulted on their internal online messaging chatrooms.
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Users will also be able to create VR chatrooms of sorts with Oculus Social where they can watch videos together from Vimeo or Twitch.
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MUMBAI, Nov 17 (Reuters) - India's market regulator will investigate possible leaks of company earnings in social media chatrooms, its chief Ajay Tyagi said on Friday.
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That took her into the organization's chatrooms on Discord, where some members spread similar messages to the ones that had shocked her not long before.
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Telegram is a messaging platform known to be popular among Islamic State sympathizers, who use chatrooms with hundreds of members as well as private conversations.
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For that reason, according to Tech Priest Silicon, Tsuki has all but disappeared from the forums and chatrooms that cropped up around his fantasy world.
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Pixelated avatars were acceptable digital identities, and chatrooms arguably served as an extension of the anonymous cruising culture that gay life had yet to abandon.
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If you're looking for a typical whodunit, forget it: These films are bound to keep you up at night, trawling chatrooms for clues and answers.
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For the most part, this app is just a cute new iteration of the avatar builders and chatrooms that millennials used when they were younger.
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However, the Commission said its investigation focused on the conduct of certain traders at the four banks and contact between them, largely through online chatrooms.
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As a result, thousands turn to less formal resources to manage their desires: forum-based self-help groups, dark web chatrooms, and above-ground IRCs.
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Adam Pash, head of Postlight's Labs team, said that Yap chatrooms die if nobody posts for a day, and the messages will disappear with them.
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In fact, the sense of belonging the Tsuki Project forums and chatrooms provide seem as great as an attraction to migrants as the promise of LFE.
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"The firm failed to detect and address its traders' use of electronic chatrooms to communicate with competitors about trading positions," the Fed said in a statement.
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But if I was the parent or sibling of a kid that's using Zepeto, I wouldn't freak out on account of the "stranger danger" in chatrooms.
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Telegram is a messaging platform believed to be popular with Islamic State sympathizers, who use chatrooms with hundreds of members as well as have private conversations.
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In the UK, 30-year-old Joanne Berry was sentenced to six years imprisonment after inviting men from online chatrooms to rape a female co-worker.
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The five-year investigation found nine traders spread across the banks exchanged sensitive information and trading plans in the chatrooms and occasionally co-ordinated trading strategies.
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He joined his church's summer computer programs, talked to other programmers in online chatrooms for hours and used his savings to buy a book on C programming.
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My girlfriends and I would flit through AOL chatrooms, meeting guys (A/S/L: 183/f/Florida; we thought Florida was an exotic place to be from).
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Longer conversations with friends were for when you parked your butt in front of a computer and logged onto forums, chatrooms, or some sort of instant messenger.
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The Internet has played a big role in that, for me: being able to talk with other people in chatrooms and learn about what people enjoy sexually.
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WhatsApp chatrooms in Dari and Pashto include hundreds of phone numbers from Iran, Pakistan, and the Persian Gulf, from which the Taliban receives most of its donations.
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The Fed said the bank had failed to detect and address the use of electronic chatrooms used by those traders to talk with competitors about trading positions.
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Stories like these, mock web pages and vaporous documents shared throughout chatrooms are known as creepypastas, a recent extension in a long tradition of horror and technology.
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Slack is a business-focused messaging and communications platform, similar to group chatrooms, with the ability to collaborate on documents and order conversations by groups and themes.
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Chatrooms in messaging applications used by Islamists such as Telegram showed defiant messages about Baghdadi's death, according to a researcher who monitors activity by Islamic State sympathizers.
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"We have trawled chatrooms, phone calls, we have gone through thousands of records," he said, adding the Commission had named only three Standard Bank employees in its report.
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The EU commissioner said promises of drinks and other gifts were made in online chatrooms after representatives from different banks were successful in securing a "rigged" benchmark rate.
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RIP BR chatroom, 2010 - 16 You were awful but we loved you (sorta) The loved and hated chatrooms were an integral part of the live Boiler Room experience.
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Intelligence experts say that, not long after that Telegram exchange, intelligence officials began to pick up talk in social messaging chatrooms that an attack on Indonesia was imminent.
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Farfetch, which competes with platforms including MyTheresa and MatchesFashion, has also expanded into technology, working with France's Chanel to link its stores to digital services such as chatrooms.
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Jones said her presence in chatrooms of Islamic State supporters was not welcomed, her credibility had been questioned and some participants blamed her for the arrests of radicals.
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In a "Statement of Objections," the European Commission said it believed bond traders may have illegally shared commercially sensitive information and coordinated trading strategies, mainly through online chatrooms.
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The second cartel - called "Three Way Banana Split" and involving other chatrooms named "Two and a half men" and "Only Marge" - ran from December 2007 until January 2013.
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Hobbyists and stalkers in the forums, blogs, and chatrooms publish the victim's social media and private information seeking to 'out' the victim as a whore, slut, or prostitute.
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Under the first version of Cannataci's scoring system, systematic monitoring of private communications could subtract 55 points, as could intensive policing of the internet and monitoring of chatrooms.
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Discord is invite-only, so the anonymous users can be even more untraceable when they access troves of photos dumped into the chatrooms on their phones or computers.
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It also exempted chatrooms and photo-sharing sites, which Kagan seemed to find perplexing because that would be where what she called "the most dangerous activity" would take place.
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In a statement, the European Commission said some traders at the banks exchanged commercially sensitive information and coordinated trading strategies on the euro-denominated bonds, mainly through online chatrooms.
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Mark Steven Domingo Domingo posted his political and religious views online in multiple chatrooms, officials said, drawing the attention of investigators who allege that he veered toward violent rhetoric.
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No, not the kind of chatbots that have been around for donkeys' years, adding robotic interjections to irreverent chatrooms when the Internet was a niche playground just for nerds.
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In a statement, the European Commission said some traders at the banks exchanged commercially sensitive information and coordinated trading strategies on the euro-denominated bonds, mainly through online chatrooms.
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On fringe chatrooms like 8chan — an even more niche version of 4chan, the nefarious online message board — the QAnon believers are viewing real-time events through a different lens.
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Students recall instances of racist memes spreading through the Slack chatrooms, or when a white male student wore a Mexican sombrero to a presentation in front of the class.
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The Fed fined the German financial giant $136.9 million after several Deutsche Bank foreign exchange traders coordinated the sales and purchases of foreign currency with competitors in online chatrooms.
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The European Commission said in a statement that some traders at the banks exchanged commercially sensitive information and coordinated trading strategies on the euro-denominated bonds, mainly through online chatrooms.
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It opens on an AOL dial-up tone, following Anna and Maya's first foray into chatrooms, and ends with Maya catfishing and falling in love with her AIM boyfriend FlyMiamiBro22.
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Shared on pro-Park forums, Facebook groups and KakaoTalk chatrooms, the articles discredited the anti-Park politicians and the prosecutors involved in the trial as communists and sexual harassers, respectively.
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Anything you write in one of those collaborative chatrooms can be stored, and is potentially vulnerable to government surveillance, hacking, or a subpoena in a run-of-the-mill lawsuit.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A series of raids by India's market regulator, investigating whether corporate announcements were prematurely leaked by market participants in social media chatrooms, were the largest it has conducted.
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No longer the domain of pro-ana, hard-to-find chatrooms, and cryptic forums, our collective disorder, building identities out of what we eat and how we look, is inescapable.
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Building on the popularity of chatrooms like Gaydar and Fitlads, Grindr's signature feature was showing queer men exactly how far away others were, in real time, down to the meter.
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Radio was originally a social medium, as early radio sets (each of which could transmit as well as receive) turned cities into giant chatrooms, populated by Morse Code-tapping enthusiasts.
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Since Charlottesville, many neo-Nazi and white supremacist chatrooms and online forums have been shut down and many have flocked to the Telegram app, which offers more encryption and security.
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Liu was the co-author of a pro-democracy manifesto called Charter 08, which attracted more than 10,000 signatures online before the authorities deleted the document from internet pages and chatrooms.
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Consider the venues where the SEC suggests keeping your guard up against fake news include: social media, investment newsletters, online ads, email, Internet chatrooms, direct mail, newspapers, magazines, TV and radio.
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They accused banks of communicating by phone, chatrooms and instant messaging to share pricing data and function as a collective "super-desk," while letting traders coordinate their strategies, to boost profit.
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Viber Communities is the latest iteration in the trend of "super" group messaging — outsized chatrooms where members come to chat, or just listen into other's chatter, on one topic or another.
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"Message boards, chatrooms, email lists, newsletter connections, websites with 'want lists', there were dozens of different places to find people to trade with," Wrestling Observer message board user japjesus told me.
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In a separate, earlier case, the Commission charged Deutsche Bank, Credit Agricole, Credit Suisse and a fourth bank in December with being part of a bond cartel, also citing traders using chatrooms.
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In a separate previous case, the Commission charged Deutsche Bank, Credit Agricole, Credit Suisse and a fourth bank in December with being part of a bond cartel, also citing traders using chatrooms.
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"The traders, who were direct competitors, typically logged in to multilateral chatrooms ... and had extensive conversations about a variety of subjects, including recurring updates on their trading activities," the Commission's statement said.
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Information traders swapped in the chatrooms included information on their clients' orders, the bid-ask spreads for specific transactions, their open risk positions and other details of current or planned trading activities.
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In a separate previous case, the Commission charged Deutsche Bank, Credit Agricole, Credit Suisse and a fourth bank in December with being part of a bond cartel, also citing traders using chatrooms.
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In a separate, earlier case, the commission charged Deutsche Bank, Credit Agricole, Credit Suisse and a fourth bank in December with being part of a bond cartel, also citing traders using chatrooms.
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As it bolted on offerings like weather, news, finance and sports, not to mention services like website hosting, chatrooms, groups and email, its product trajectory closely mirrored its primary competitor, America Online.
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Between 2007 and 2013, in online chatrooms called "Three Way Banana Split", "Essex Express 'n the Jimmy" and other rib-ticklers, currency traders yapped about all sorts of things—including market tactics.
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Brazilian security officials say they are in close contact with partner countries about any possible threats to the Games and have been monitoring chatrooms and other communications among suspected sympathizers of radical groups.
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An exhaustive report from the Washington Post describes the intolerant and inappropriate workplace Bloomberg allegedly fostered as a sexist boss; that reality is mirrored in the chatrooms and alleged objectification of user profiles.
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DHL says it has invested heavily in online interfaces including mobile apps, chatrooms to reach customer service representatives, and social media bots that, for example, let you track a package via What's App.
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What was once a labor intensive promotional effort has been overtaken by a viral volcano of tweets, videos and chatrooms with the NBA boasting that it has surpassed 1 billion followers on social media.
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There's a case — the second case ever decided under Section 250 — where a mother was suing AOL in Florida because its chatrooms were used to market pornographic videos of her 11-year-old son.
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Pay a monthly subscription to a content creator on Patreon and now it will earn you exclusive access to their patron-only WordPress blog, Discourse forums, Discord chatrooms and, soon, other apps like Slack.
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"The traders, who were direct competitors, typically logged in to multilateral chatrooms ... and had extensive conversations about a variety of subjects, including recurring updates on their trading activities," the Commission said in a statement.
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Information swapped by the traders in the chatrooms included details on their clients' orders, the bid-ask spreads for specific transactions, their open risk positions and other details of current or planned trading activities.
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The Justice Department is investigating allegations that SSA traders at different banks agreed prices and shared information on certain U.S. dollar bonds in chatrooms they established for the purpose, the sources quoted by IFR said.
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The Globe and Mail reported that Schmegelsky and McLeod had been linked to social media accounts and chatrooms promoting far-right-wing ideology and communism, including on YouTube and Steam, a video-game distribution platform.
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Joseph Cannataci, the U.N. special rapporteur on the right to privacy, submitted the draft questionnaire - touching on everything from chatrooms to systematic surveillance - to the U.N. Human Rights Council, and invited comments by June 30.
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"While the growing awareness that's been generated is a positive thing, it can also impact the mental health of survivors, which is why they may be reaching out to hotlines and chatrooms for support," she says.
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But given cryptocurrencies have been entwined with the internet from their dawn a decade ago, when the word was spread in forums and chatrooms, it would seem to make sense to search for price triggers online.
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Traders from Macquarie, ANZ and other banks communicated in private online chatrooms about their daily submissions to the Association of Banks in Singapore in relation to the benchmark rate for the Malaysian currency, the ACCC said.
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"I loved interacting with other Touhou fans through chatrooms, taking requests, and just experiencing that crazy enthusiasm you can really only get from a shared interest in some wacky zero-budget indie shooter game," Porter said.
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The regulator said it found deficiencies in the bank's oversight and internal controls of its traders, and in particular failed to detect and address those traders use of electronic chatrooms to talk with competitors about trading positions.
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Maurice Blackburn, the law firm that has launched the case, alleged that traders from the banks, who were supposed to be competing with each other, shared confidential information like details of clients and their orders on internet chatrooms.
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"We had a community of around 250 chat room monitors who were in there every day, just trying to keep the bashers out and ensure the chatrooms were safe for people," Mark Elderkin, the site's founder, told me.
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In the early wild west days of the Internet, teachers struggled to keep children from accessing porn or violent content in the school library, child predators had the run of chatrooms and Internet security stopped at the router.
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Chair shippers developed secret chatrooms in which they strategized their spin on any spoilers that looked bad for Chuck (the conversation after news leaked that Chuck would shatter a glass window over Blair's head was a rough one).
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's market regulator has asked for trading data on companies mentioned in a Reuters story last week about prescient messages on company earnings in social media chatrooms, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
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THE TERRORIST attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, on March 15th left at least 50 people dead and raised questions about the rise of white supremacy, the country's lax gun laws and the role of online chatrooms in radicalising people.
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Tayyab, 5493, spends his days on Facebook and encrypted WhatsApp chatrooms organizing members of his Pakistan Cyber Force group to promote anti-India content and make it go viral, including on Twitter where he has more than 50,000 followers.
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Tayyab, 5493, spends his days on Facebook and encrypted WhatsApp chatrooms organising members of his Pakistan Cyber Force group to promote anti-India content and make it go viral, including on Twitter where he has more than 50,000 followers.
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The commission revealed in January that the alleged bond cartel had been run by some traders mainly via online chatrooms, saying its charges did not imply that anti-competitive conduct was a general practice in the euro zone government bond sector.
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Also, while promotions on Twitter and Facebook may appeal to new would-be buyers, investor conversations have shifted to other platforms and chatrooms where advertising is still permitted or where information on new coins is spread by word of mouth.
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Agents found she had made 296 posts in chatrooms on Telegram and WhatsApp "calling on Muslims in the Philippines, India and Singapore to come to Marawi to establish a province of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria", he said.
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In case you're not familiar with Slack, the go-to communication platform for tens of thousands of organizations around the globe, it's essentially a platform consisting of multiple chatrooms in which people who work together can connect for focused, productive conversation.
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The order from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) widens an investigation the agency began last year, after a Reuters report showed prescient messages about financial results of companies were shared in private WhatsApp chatrooms before their official release.
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I know a lot of people who genuinely value their privacy, but I was confessing major lusts in AOL chatrooms in my early teens, detailing personal tragedies on Livejournal in my late teens, and announcing my bowel movements on Facebook in my 20s.
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Anywho, Slack is still so new that it's possible you haven't heard of, let alone used, the service, which I describe to newcomers as something between text messaging, AOL chatrooms, and AIM — it's no less addicting than a combination of the three.
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Before Alexandra Brodsky, then a law fellow at the National Women's Law Center, published her study on nonconsensual condom removal that April, discussions of people secretly removing condoms during sex without their partner's knowledge were largely confined to chatrooms and private conversations.
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Chair haters, meanwhile, fled to an anonymous community — referred to by those in the know as an anon meme — on LiveJournal, where secret sources inside those secret Chair-only chatrooms fed them screencaps of all those strategic conversations to be dissected and mocked.
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Conservative political apps are taking off (The New York Times) Why it matters: Facebook and YouTube have been accused of creating a hostile environment toward right-learning viewers, which has prompted Republican consultants to build apps with chatrooms and news feeds for conservative groups.
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Investors led by the Iron Workers Pension Plan of Western Pennsylvania and the Sheet Metal Workers Pension Plan of Northern California said the banks used chatrooms and other means to share pricing data and coordinate trading to boost profit, infecting "each and every" transaction.
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Vice reporters Ben Makuch, Mack Lamoureux, and Zachary Kamel, citing confidential sources, reported on Thursday that Mathews had been illegally smuggled across the border and is being hidden by members of The Base, which has operated in encrypted chatrooms as a largely online organization.
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VICE News communicated with nine members of chatrooms he frequented in addition to alt-right activists who were aware of Atomwaffen, and read sections of old online chat transcripts with Arthurs and Russell, along with screenshots of private chats among their friends after the crime.
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The EU competition enforcer said most of the traders knew each other on a personal basis and set up chatrooms with names such as "Essex Express 'n the Jimmy" because all of them except "James" lived in Essex and met on their train commute to London.
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Encouraged by Trump's insinuations, and by conservative websites and chatrooms, there is a "growing swath of people who occupied the fringes of American politics but [are] increasingly becoming part of the mainstream," the Washington Post's Stephanie McCrummen aptly conveyed in a profile of a Trump supporter.
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It has arguably become the most popular app of its kind — garnering more than 100 million monthly active users as of 2016 — by promising features such as end-to-end encryption (which prevents anyone except the sender and receiver from accessing a message), secret chatrooms, and self-destructing messages.
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The result is not so much a show for today's teens, but rather a show for adults to wistfully look back at those years after having experienced every moment of awkwardness, heartbreak, anger, genuine friendship amidst a world of jelly pens, AOL chatrooms, retainers, landlines, and the Pen15 club.
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The direction from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) comes in the wake of an investigation that the regulator opened following a Reuters report late last year that prescient messages about company results and other matters had circulated in private WhatsApp chatrooms before their official release.
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Although Devlin has been a presence in white nationalist circles for some time, it was his 2006 essay for The Occidental Quarterly, "Sexual Utopia in Power," that garnered him fame in both the "manosphere" (the loose network of blogs, chatrooms, and forums run by MRAs) and the white nationalist community.
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According to some insiders who have seen tomorrow's puzzle and given some hints about it in some private puzzle-based chatrooms, it has a quintuple stack of 15s, is a double pangram, has 52 words with just 17 black squares, and all the answers are common with no partials, foreign words, or Roman numerals.
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The EU competition enforcer said most of the traders knew each other on a personal basis and set up chatrooms such as "Essex Express 'n the Jimmy", which was given this name because all of them except "James" lived in Essex, to the east of London, and met on their train commute to the British capital.
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Nowadays, we use Snapchat and WhatsApp to stay in touch with friends, hit up swiping apps to find dates (and then use some of those apps to find new friends, too), and we turn to our smartphones to flag down rides in a process that's so frictionless, we don't have to utter a single word to be ushered from point A to point B. Suffice to say, meeting people online is no longer as scary as it might have been when our parents were warning us against talking to strangers in AOL chatrooms.
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