The right of media platforms to disseminate or not disseminate whatever they choose is exactly what the Founding Fathers meant by freedom of the press.
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He created websites, Infowars and PrisonPlanet, to disseminate his message.
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Technology empowers everyone to consume or disseminate information anywhere, anytime.
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Wilson founded Defense Distributed to disseminate his digital firearm designs.
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Facebook has been a powerful platform to disseminate these lies.
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You are effectively limiting people's ability to disseminate that information.
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Never before has it been easier to disseminate false information.
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Global conspiracies to disseminate propaganda and rig elections are ever present.
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I feel a duty to disseminate any information that I have.
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It does disseminate information, sometimes very valuable information, to the public.
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Digital technology makes it easy to disseminate libel widely and anonymously.
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A website has been set up to disseminate the report, www.GEfraud.
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This experience informs the way we gather, synthesize, and disseminate information.
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Ivandjiiski's days as a reporter was to disseminate Communist Party propaganda.
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I like to call it the three Ds - Distill, Design, Disseminate.
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And his willingness to disseminate misinformation appears to eclipse his peers.
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But it is trickier to prosecute organizations that disseminate the stolen information.
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That was called "Pizzagate," a conspiracy theory that Alex Jones helped disseminate.
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Activists can organize, disseminate information and mobilize more effectively than ever before.
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And magazine covers are the perfect vehicle to disseminate the new rules.
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The company may occasionally disseminate material, nonpublic information on the company website.
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Piketty's book struck a nerve, helping to disseminate several ideas—among them
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It was the only way for me to disseminate it more broadly.
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The organization has continued to disseminate anti-Semitic material, the SPLC says.
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"Ethnographic recordings have never been easier to make and disseminate," he says.
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But this is good news for companies that produce and disseminate chemicals.
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The tech company denied it asked Definers to disseminate any false information.
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A website was built to disseminate rehearsal times, notes and instructional videos.
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Singer supports numerous media outlets and research institutes that disseminate his ideas.
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Publishing, at its heart, is about trying to capture and disseminate the
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But the trolls now had a shared objective: disseminate disinformation about Cruz.
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Some news outlets have teamed with YouTube to disseminate the live streams.
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Third, we need a systemic way to disseminate transnational organized crime information.
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They use Telegram to disseminate official statements, claims of credit, videos and propaganda.
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Your personal feelings should not enter into the way you disseminate the information.
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Isn't that part of the reportorial process — to discover truths and disseminate them?
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But it is also an efficient way to disseminate anxiety, panic and fear.
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Anonymous tinkerers use them to create and disseminate political gags or nonconsensual porn.
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The dual digits exist only to disseminate information, whether accurate or widely fabricated.
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That would make it easier to produce and disseminate on a wide scale.
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The platform has been used to disrupt elections, disseminate propaganda and promote hate.
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The White House also blasted out nasty talking points for surrogates to disseminate.
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He wanted to learn and perhaps disseminate facts damaging to his father's opponent.
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Brazil has even enlisted its army to disseminate information and destroy mosquito breeding grounds.
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Why should social media sites be able to disseminate the same story without consequences?
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He inquired about the use of Facebook to disseminate negative ads against Hillary Clinton.
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The more alarming component is Russian trolls' use of Facebook to disseminate false information.
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And this also applies to how the benefits of cancer research disseminate in society.
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Neutralize the resistance quickly; take over the media so that you can disseminate orders.
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And they used blogs and social media sites to disseminate information to their followers.
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He wanted the knowledge to disseminate and be used to the best possible advantage.
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But the two reports show the trolls used multiple websites to disseminate their narratives.
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Your personal feelings should not enter into the way that you disseminate the information.
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They disseminate lies and fallacies about Muslims to spread fear about the religion, she added.
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"Most platforms currently have 0 incentive to disseminate high-quality, true information," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Dig deeperDebate: Should businesses be free to refuse to disseminate ideas with which they disagree?
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In the Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte relies on a "keyboard army" to disseminate false narratives.
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What we've found is that it's been a great way to disseminate the policy analyses.
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An HBO film by the same name, starring Oprah Winfrey, helped disseminate her story further.
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Rule 30e-3 would have permitted, but not required, funds to disseminate shareholder reports electronically.
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By hacking our computers and using WikiLeaks to disseminate the information—it was an infection.
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Can AI be used to identify best practices for a given field and disseminate them?
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The organizers had erected a small stage from which to disseminate information to the activists.
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Artists' books can easily disseminate ideas to the masses and give voices to the voiceless.
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So he'd use the power of the free market to disseminate a better, cheaper replacement.
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But the dark side of that is that it is easy to disseminate dodgy information.
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Facebook also found 120 pages created by the group to disseminate its ads and posts.
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Kuma said he created the app to disseminate information and does not encourage illegal activities.
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In the book, I disseminate the idea, I take it apart and I look at it.
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Flowering plants, or angiosperms that produce seeds in a fruit, often require insects to disseminate pollen.
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Our ability to make and disseminate these images demonstrated to Russia that the world was watching.
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Businesses like Gravitas Works that disseminate outrage and misinformation do so because it is really lucrative.
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"The redesign by Vivian allowed us to focus the project and disseminate it further," said Teruya.
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Open groups are similar to a mass email—they can disseminate company-wide news or updates.
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Russia's campaigns spread propaganda and disseminate private information with the aim of sowing discord among Americans.
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Facebook used one of these internal apps to disseminate its market research tool to the public.
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He also touted legislation passed Tuesday to develop and disseminate best practices for operating recovery housing.
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Truck and backpack sprayers disseminate fogs that kill adult mosquitoes and water treatments that kill larvae.
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"As that begins to disseminate to the market, thats going to be dollar positive," he said.
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And some fans object to not being able to disseminate and see live shows via videotape.
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Russians accessed Democratic servers to disseminate sensitive information by tricking campaign insiders into revealing protected information.
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Film and music are some of the most potent tools the government uses to disseminate propaganda.
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The suit claims social media helped disseminate information inspiring Omar Mateen to commit mass murder.—VICE
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The signature brand of soul-crushing honesty in these images is relatable and easy to disseminate.
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The Defense Ministry set up a new Twitter account to disseminate information on disaster relief efforts.
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In places like the WHO and CDC, experts gather to monitor the situation and disseminate information.
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M.B.: And then you turned to them as somebody who would disseminate this letter you wrote?
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The Department of Homeland Security should continue to disseminate timely cyberthreat intelligence to the private sector.
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Online groups claiming freedom of speech proudly disseminate instructions for creating untraceable firearms with 3D printers.
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It's a brilliantly diabolical way to normalize and disseminate right-wing propaganda and undermine factuality itself.
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"As that begins to disseminate to the market, that's going to be dollar positive," he said.
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Business Wire's ability to disseminate content has not been impacted in any way, the company said.
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That, after all, is why we go to considerable trouble to gather and disseminate the news.
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The former Alaska senator, once well known for helping disseminate the Pentagon Papers, was 77 then.
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World Chess claimed they should have the exclusive right to disseminate the chess moves in real time.
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The Kardashians create and disseminate Instagram trends with the dominance and organizational skills of a mafia family.
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It would be helpful if the President-elect would just disseminate his SELL list to premium subscribers.
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They say the police department failed to properly disseminate new rules requiring seat belts during prisoner transport.
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"Without question, morcellation of an undiagnosed sarcoma can disseminate malignant tissue," the association said unequivocally in 2307.6.
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We can put out the message and disseminate it to their phone systems in about three seconds.
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In another declaration, Mel B claims Lorraine has control over her sex tapes and might disseminate them.
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And it's not just me— people all over the world are using social media to disseminate information.
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An all-hands meeting on Tuesday was supposed to disseminate the results to employees, according to Axios.
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US intelligence community said the name Guccifer 2.0 was used by Russian intelligence to disseminate stolen emails.
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Do we need a different way to spur innovation and disseminate new technologies quickly around the world?
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Today, we're all essentially media entities, since we can all disseminate our ideas to the general public.
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WHO began experimenting with explainer TikTok videos in an attempt to disseminate accurate information about the virus.
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These supporters spin circuitous defenses of Mr. Duterte's administration, disseminate spurious reports and cast dissent as destabilization.
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We are content providers, digitizing and sharing products that we create or partner with others to disseminate.
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The Wuhan doctors who first warned about the suspicious illness used WeChat groups to disseminate their concerns.
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Mr. Noble launched a program called I-link, which allowed governments to disseminate red notices almost instantaneously.
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The Cruz campaign did not widely disseminate a clarification stating that Carson was not leaving the race.
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Sensors on the bike collect and disseminate those live stats, organizing Peloton owners into a global leaderboard.
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It also uses "special bone conduction technology" to disseminate sound through your forehead and into your inner ear.
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People like Ken Boyce work very hard to build out the safety science they then disseminate to vendors.
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The opposition research company also used one of its affiliates to disseminate negative stories about Apple and Google.
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That had lead many to speculate officials didn't believe Martin had any intention to disseminate the stolen documents.
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We record, preserve, and disseminate stories told by the community to raise awareness, educate, and normalize our humanity.
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Blame does not lie solely with journalists in their quest to simplify and disseminate findings for their audiences.
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Those businesses, it is hoped, will research, develop and disseminate the most important basic technologies of the future.
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On Saturday, a Uighur Dutch woman named Asiye Abdulaheb revealed herself as having helped disseminate the ICIJ documents.
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Well-funded organizations disseminate media articles by authors with impressive titles, but no real expertise on the subject.
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Spring 2011: YouTube plays an instrumental role in Arab Spring by helping disseminate messages of freedom and democracy.
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He does not have a constitutional right to compel others to disseminate that material or share that liability.
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But he also outlined the ways his trust would begin to disseminate his dance technique and preserve his choreography.
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Do not access, disclose, or disseminate Need-to-Know or Confidential information in violation of our Data Security Policy.
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Hodan understood the need to disseminate inspirational videos for a society whose country was ravaged by war and conflict.
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We saw it when figureheads like Alex Jones distanced themselves from the Pizzagate conspiracy they helped manufacture and disseminate.
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The law goes on to explain that the CEO will have discretion over what and where to disseminate information.
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The President of The United States frequently uses the platform to disseminate targeted attacks, and even announce national policy.
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Google services—namely YouTube—are the most plentiful and important links used by terrorist organizations to disseminate their propaganda.
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Trump, on the other hand, relies on open platforms like Twitter and incessant news coverage to disseminate his message.
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Russia also used social media to disseminate attacks on Clinton and to create a positive electoral environment for Trump.
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Such were their concerns after the tests that the information was immediately shared with government to disseminate more widely.
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All of China's major state media outlets have Twitter accounts, through which they regularly disseminate a variety of material.
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The Family Policy Council made it a priority to disseminate the ACE research to its network of community networks.
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Following the recent U.S. election, it was left to grapple with its role in helping disseminate "fake news" articles.
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Throughout 2016, the alt-right consistently used social media to disseminate false information and propaganda to the mainstream public.
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"In those moments, the goal isn't to disseminate mass information and persuade a lot of people, " Mr. Barefoot said.
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But as the technology behind them goes from strength to strength, so too will their ability to disseminate disinformation.
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Militant groups have been exploiting popular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to disseminate propaganda and incite fear.
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If the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks knew the information was illegally obtained, isn't it criminal to disseminate that information?
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American health-care providers and providers across the world, disseminate these discoveries and knowledge in a multitude of ways.
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America's public, research, academic and school libraries collect, create and disseminate essential information to the public over the internet.
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Jones can disseminate whatever he chooses on his own website, thereby assuming responsibility for any libelous or illegal content.
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An administration that has big news to disseminate will do it in a grander venue than a briefing room.
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In keeping with our training, how we choose to disseminate information must be able to stand up to scrutiny.
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It's also a logistical challenge: Android, given its sprawling nature, cannot disseminate uniform mobile software the way Apple does.
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For her, the opportunity to disseminate the Swiss cheesemaking culture is what's most special about the Adopt-an-Alp program.
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And wherever they are, newscasters disseminate the latest tragedies, little by little, convincing their viewers the world is falling apart.
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Major technology companies have drawn scrutiny from federal lawmakers and regulators about how they handle user data and disseminate information.
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In Iowa, the app was only intended for early vote reporting, which is used to disseminate results to the media.
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The company has been known to disseminate "must-run" news segments to its local stations that push right-leaning views.
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Should businesses be forced to disseminate ideas with which they disagree, such as baking a cake for a gay wedding?
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Member states expressed concern that returnees could disseminate knowledge and skills related to making drones, explosive devices and car bombs.
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Canvassers dressed up like doctors to disseminate information about the ACA and ask people to write letters to then-Sen.
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The report mentioned that the GRU used a blog to disseminate hacked documents, but it did not call them bloggers.
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What if behind the scenes, debates were never even meant to disseminate topics that truly matter to the American public?
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But today's ability to download and disseminate vast banks of information constitutes a new chapter in journalistic and political practice.
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In spite the money-making potential, it's only profitable to disseminate these ads in certain areas of the United States.
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Another major benefit of developing close partnerships with VSOs is the ability to quickly disseminate information to the nation's veterans.
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As a result, strong disincentives exist for a candidate to disseminate materially false, inflammatory, or contradictory messages to the public.
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I've learned traditional conservatism while rapidly expanding technologies have also given me unprecedented new opportunities to disseminate these timeless ideas.
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The social democratic establishment cooks up fake news in smoke-filled backrooms, while communist rabble rousers disseminate their propaganda outside.
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Violent extremists, racists and Russian-backed propaganda machines have all used social media platforms to disseminate and perpetrate their ideologies.
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"The people behind this network used fake accounts to run Pages, disseminate their content and artificially increase engagement," Gleicher wrote.
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The NCCIC will receive data on possible cyber threats from program participants, scrub it for personal information and disseminate it.
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The hacker proceeds to disseminate fake news through both accounts and users click retweet as they go about their day.
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I then revise my artwork, compile a font and disseminate the font to those who need it for document creation.
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Mr. Luthmann, 39, created phony pages for these individuals, Mr. Nelson said, and then used them to disseminate false information.
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In recent years, the Islamic State has used Telegram to organize terrorism plots, disseminate propaganda and claim responsibility for attacks.
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Almost as childish is the idea that it took Russian trolls to disrupt our elections, disseminate propaganda and promote hate.
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But I was also interested in using an album title like a seed, or a way to disseminate a word.
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Two Republicans stressed that the Chinese government was using the social media platform to "disseminate propaganda" amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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As Hurricane Maria neared the Caribbean this week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) used Twitter to disseminate shelter information.
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These experts, in turn, disseminate the information to reporters, and it reaches thousands of readers before it can be debunked.
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Dive also uses Twitter to disseminate videos and is in the early stages of using TikTok to promote its podcasts.
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Pinto later collaborated with a European media consortium led by the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel to disseminate even more documents.
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The cause was pancreatic cancer, according to Gapminder, a foundation he established to generate and disseminate demystified data using images.
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The suspensions came just days after The Daily Beast reported accounts affiliated with InfoWars were continuing to disseminate its content.
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Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch signed the new rules, permitting the N.S.A. to disseminate "raw signals intelligence information," on Jan.
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In the video circulating on WeChat, an unidentified woman asked parents not to disseminate any information shared by school officials.
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That's critical to ensuring a diverse set of attendees that can disseminate the strategies learned at the Summit to every community.
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Somewhat like the Catholic Church, democracy could only disseminate by adapting to the customs and history of the nations it entered.
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Plus, Musk remains locked in a battle with the SEC over his use of social media to disseminate material business information.
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Since then, Mr Harvey and a small group of Rio-based academics, entrepreneurs and activists have fought to disseminate this history.
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There is only one Confederate flag in the gallery — an active choice on Clark's part to not further disseminate its likeness.
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Twitter has helped me understand the importance of that kind of analysis and it's been a great to disseminate the analysis.
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As part of the technology, emerging methods of computer automation will also be used to "disseminate protective measures," DARPA information explains.
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But we need to go further — holding not just bot developers responsible but going after the platforms that disseminate their content.
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His repeated tirades against "fake news" have the effect of undermining the ideal of journalism: to uncover and disseminate the truth.
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And eliminating the print-at-home option makes it more cumbersome for StubHub and others to disseminate tickets to their customers.
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Trending Digital devices have given travelers instant access to online guidebooks, restaurant reviews and the social media means to disseminate photos.
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Unlike the latter three, Martin did not disseminate any of the classified documents that he had stolen to unauthorized third parties.
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The answer is laziness…as when they take a press release and simply disseminate its content without verification or fact-checking.
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The two Republicans stressed that the Chinese government was using the social media platform to "disseminate propaganda" amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Can we learn from it how to disseminate news that is factual, maybe even good, more rapidly than falsehoods can spread?
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Watching The Goop Lab will not allay any fears you might have about Goop's power to disseminate harmful myths about health.
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Upon his return, Mr. Parnas began working with influential conservatives to disseminate the information and claims he helped collect from Ukraine.
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Recent reports revealed that Russian agents bought ads on Facebook to disseminate propaganda, influence public opinion, and undermine our democratic government.
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The typhoid strain, resistant to five types of antibiotics, is expected to disseminate globally, replacing weaker strains where they are endemic.
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Deepfakes, clips altered or fabricated with an artificial intelligence technique called machine learning, make alternative realities easier to create and disseminate.
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We must also disseminate truth" and that "it's time we took an integrated and innovative approach, bridging public and private sectors.
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He also vowed to disseminate derogatory material about the Ukraine expert on his National Security Council, a decorated Iraqi war veteran.
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Memes aren't just niche inside jokes anymore; they're a highly effective format to disseminate everything from SpongeBob screenshots to disinformation campaigns.
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Over the last four years, they have built up a dedicated network to disseminate their propaganda material and communicate with supporters.
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Digital media researchers also want to know what Google knows about how Russian actors might have used YouTube to disseminate information.
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True, some disseminate a few ideas, including niceness — a smiley-face ethos that extends to what might be called diversity lite.
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Rat and Bear go on to produce a faux-academic, jargon-ridden discourse through which they can disseminate their new doctrine.
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"The court should have credited the committee's clear intent to disseminate the torture report widely to the executive branch," she added.
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What are some emerging tech platforms or tools that you think will become prominent channels for media outlets to disseminate stories?
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In 2010, Robins filed suit on behalf of himself and others potentially harmed by incorrect information about them that Spokeo might disseminate.
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Furthermore, VCG has made a deal with Corbis's main rival, Getty Images, to disseminate its photographs all over the world—except China.
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Mueller has accused Russian intelligence officials of using WikiLeaks to disseminate information during the 2016 campaign to hurt Trump's rival Hillary Clinton.
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Sputnik, part of the sprawling state media holding company Rossiya Segodnya, was set up in 2014 to help disseminate Russia's views abroad.
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Hancock thinks these findings could help strategically disseminate public health interventions so they reach the same people targeted by anti-vaccination campaigns.
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Journalistic standards, in theory, are supposed to keep a lid on this kind of behavior — journalists shouldn't disseminate information they can't confirm.
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In the case of the Clinton campaign leak, there was more time for the media to disseminate the contents of the emails.
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He used at least 57 separate Twitter accounts to advocate violence against U.S. citizens and to disseminate Islamic State propaganda, prosecutors said.
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It appears that Defendants use automated methods to create accounts and disseminate offensive material as well as to thwart Twitch's safety mechanisms.
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A joint task force of the International Monetary Fund and the Financial Stability Board would disseminate the information gleaned from these meetings.
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He could, for example, point to Clinton's now discredited assertion that she did not disseminate classified information through her private email address.
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Planned Parenthood's counter-strategy was to disseminate facts about the abortion procedure, as well as the organization's role in making it accessible.
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The site refers to "migrant rape gangs" in Europe, and was among the first news outlets to disseminate unsubstantiated rumors that Mrs.
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Like the meetings you hold at work, a family meeting is a dedicated time and place to delegate work and disseminate information.
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All told, Aziz used at least 71 Twitter accounts to disseminate messages in support of the radical group Islamic State, authorities said.
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Clearly, this is why IS didn't disseminate the previously shown red image warning about fake apps, but instead left it to supporters.
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Yet they have shirked this responsibility and in effect have been the most effective way to disseminate propaganda in the 21st century.
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Telegram is a free service, available on both computers and mobile devices, that allows users to communicate securely and disseminate public statements.
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We need to quickly disseminate as much information as possible to the public about the nature of the virus and the response.
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"For decades, the NRA trusted AMc to shape and disseminate authorized public communications on its behalf," the group wrote in the lawsuit.
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These contacts were set against the backdrop of a sophisticated effort by Russia to hack Democratic computers, disseminate propaganda and undermine Mrs.
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Barr has specifically warned that encryption allows "criminals to operate with impunity" — including those who disseminate images of children being sexually exploited.
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They create and disseminate slogans and graphics, and celebrate when they show up in Mr. Trump's Twitter feed days or weeks later.
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The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System, or IPAWS, connects government alert originators with over 25,21625 commercial communications companies that disseminate warnings.
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Increment is a part of a larger push from software payment company Stripe to create platforms to share knowledge and disseminate information.
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"The president of the United States used his Twitter platform to disseminate a particular point of view about a juror," Jackson said.
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Consider all the ways you disseminate your number: on work calls, texts with potential dates, even transactions with Craigslist buyers and sellers.
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As part of the new order, the government intends to disseminate data on "honor killings" committed by foreigners in the United States.
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The 2015 inaugural winner was a teacher from Maine who founded a nonprofit demonstration school created to develop and disseminate teaching methods.
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Burke gestures to a nearby Xerox machine, explaining that anyone can scan copies of the texts to keep, disseminate, or make zines.
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The skillset is in high demand, but it also happens to be very difficult to automate and disseminate to a global audience.
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Other HuCow bloggers use their platforms to solicit existing HuCow art or clips, aggregate them, and disseminate them to the community at large.
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Orig3n's original privacy policy raised questions as to whether the company might be planning to disseminate users' anonymized genetic information to third parties.
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He talked about how Russia bullies its neighbours in the Baltic states and uses a pretend news channel, Russia Today, to disseminate propaganda.
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"We have to start with explaining what this is about... This campaign will disseminate the powerful message of love and acceptance," Bhargava said.
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Sebert now fears that Gottwald will seek to disclose and disseminate her personal medical records in an attempt to embarrass and harass her.
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SPIDR Engage provides a completely automated method for the department to disseminate information to crime victims at the time the crime is reported.
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Like a B-list actor up late Googling himself, we dissect and disseminate instances of foreign interest like manna from high-powered heaven.
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"The most effective means of birth control is to wait, but this curriculum is not the best way to disseminate that," Breuner said.
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The disclaimers must be "disseminate[d] to clients" both "on site" and "in any print and digital advertising materials including Internet Web sites".
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Humans can take in a lot of information with eyes and ears, but we can't quickly disseminate those thoughts to whomever we want.
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He's seen firsthand how the federal government works with states, local communities, and broadcasters to disseminate alerts about natural and man-made disasters.
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World Relief trained 130 religious and community leaders to disseminate accurate information about healthy timing and spacing of births, while respecting religious values.
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They weaponized our social media feeds, employed content farms to create fake news, and used bots to disseminate false information and Russian propaganda.
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For fans, it's an accessory, less of a treat than another bit of cultural clout to disseminate on social media between fashion shots.
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It was retweeted hundreds of times and has put her in touch with others who are trying to disseminate information on tactical voting.
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If these memos constitute FBI information (as they appear), Comey had no authority under whistleblower laws to remove them and disseminate the information.
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ISIS is actively seeking alternative communication methods to spread their message; in 2017 the group used 400 separate services to disseminate its message.
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Russia, using Wikileaks, would disseminate information stolen from the Democrats "at times when it would best suit the Trump campaign," the suit said.
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"Pharrell has not, and will not, grant you permission to publicly perform or otherwise broadcast or disseminate any of his music," said King.
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In addition to her composing and performances, he noted another accomplishment: She started her own publishing company, Papagena Press, to disseminate her work.
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If you wanted to disseminate it to as many people as possible, this all seems to me the right way to do it.
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Later, in his memoir, Mr. McClellan delivered a mea culpa, admitting that he had been given false information to disseminate to the press.
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At the heart of any outbreak response, Frieden said, is the ability to gather and analyze data, and to disseminate the resulting information.
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The administration is partnering with NBCUniversal, ViacomCBS, ABC-Walt Disney Television and iHeartMedia to disseminate information about the virus to various age groups.
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That same month, Facebook revealed that Iranian groups created fake accounts to disseminate propaganda — something Iran has done several times in the past.
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The House on Wednesday approved legislation that would require the federal government to produce and disseminate guidance to help small businesses with cybersecurity.
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Together these cases represent new territory for city government, which has never focused so specifically on the images and products fashion brands disseminate.
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In a natal chart, Mars symbolizes the way you tap into raw, primal instincts, including the way you disseminate creative and sexual energy.
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Grassroots organizing Grassroots organizing is facilitated by technologically advanced tools that seamlessly connect large groups of advocates and disseminate unified calls to action.
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"Pharrell has not, and will not, grant you permission to publicly perform or otherwise broadcast or disseminate any of his music," King wrote.
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Social media has given us the power to disseminate information quickly to our corner of the world and with that comes great responsibility.
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The Office of the State of New York Attorney General is still investigating how many fake identities were used to disseminate fake comments.
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The second element involved the Russian government's efforts to conduct computer hacking operations designed to gather and disseminate information to influence the election.
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In Venezuela, government forces "regularly used manipulated footage to disseminate lies about opposition protesters or the media, creating confusion" ahead of its last election.
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Those universities (today including many of the country's finest) were given a practical task: to develop and disseminate new techniques in agriculture and engineering.
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It's a gray area that the FDA doesn't regulate, and may become more pressing as amateur scientists disseminate their experiments, methods, and equipment online.
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As a member of President-elect Trump's transition team, every avenue of communication is open to Thiel should he care to disseminate his ideas.
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The industry insiders use the language of marketing to call attention to the blatant manipulation of the system to disseminate Russian propaganda and misinformation.
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Apple hasn't closed any deals on scripted content of that nature reportedly due to some questions surrounding precisely how it will disseminate the shows.
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Whether a nuisance in your eyes or the best thing since sliced bread, email has revolutionized the way we disseminate information with one another.
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She pursues these cases because they're big, and she knows that obtaining press is the quickest way to disseminate her feminist point of view.
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The IPCC, "created to find and disseminate research finding a human impact on global climate, is not a credible source," the Heartland Institute avows.
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Many thoughtful people are upset that Russian trolls took advantage of Facebook and Twitter to disseminate false information, whether as advertising or fake news.
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They use their Twitter feeds to disseminate policy analyses and direct their followers to the Republican lawmakers they think should be feeling the pressure.
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Now Google search results are becoming both a destination for users and a format for campaigns to disseminate information that aides a certain candidate.
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In the past, Facebook has surfaced fake news-spotting tips atop the News Feed and bought full-page newspaper ads trying to disseminate them.
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News of this week's clampdown comes after regulators forced WeChat and Weibo to close down celebrity gossip outlets using the services to disseminate news.
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The newspaper quoted Needham as telling the judge there was no evidence "of any effort by my client to sell or disseminate" any images.
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But increasingly, authoritarian regimes like Duterte's are deploying social media to disseminate official propaganda, crack down on dissent, and maintain their grip on power.
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Even then, Ervin worried that computers facilitated a "thousand-fold increase in the ability of the government to store and disseminate information" on individuals.
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The immediacy with which politicians can now broadly disseminate a message, without filter or context from the media, can have a clear market impact.
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He has explained that scientific journals sprouted up alongside the printing industry in the 17th century to disseminate science and information about scientific meetings.
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The Interference Archive is organizing a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to widely disseminate the history explored in its exhibition Resistance Radio: The People's Airwaves.
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Open-source sites like WikiHouse, Instructables and Thingiverse encourage the development of 3-D-printed and laser-cut projects and disseminate ready-made plans.
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The Iranian Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has openly and repeatedly denied the Holocaust and uses his tweeter account to disseminate ant-Jewish hatred.
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To disseminate 5G broadband, carriers primarily install "small cells," devices that beam out broadband at relatively short ranges within about a half-mile radius.
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The station kept operating, but to disseminate important information, city and state officials had to physically drop by the station to get on air.
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And Clapper made a new rule allowing the National Security Agency to widely disseminate surveillance material within the government without the normal privacy protections.
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It is also concerning when a private company unceremoniously bans journalists, who often use the platform to disseminate news and information to the public.
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It does allow companies to disseminate material information via social media, but this isn't really an official company communication nor a formal takeover offer.
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It also argues Schefter had a duty under Florida law not to disseminate confidential medical records that were disclosed to him by hospital employees.
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B ut the Vatican's doctrinal office — the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith — refused to disseminate it to bishops' conferences around the world.
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"It is clear that Chinese Communist Party officials are using Twitter to disseminate propaganda in the midst of a dangerous global crisis," they wrote.
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In one especially ingenious move, he sent hundreds of Xerox copiers to Hungary to make it easier for underground publications to disseminate their newsletters.
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Authoritarian governments have also learned to co-opt social media, using it to disseminate propaganda, rally sympathizers or simply spread confusion, Professor Chenoweth said.
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But the commission — which counts the governments of Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia as its members — can only disseminate news if someone informs it.
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It's also suggested that agencies widely disseminate evacuation and disaster preparedness plans and ensure people know that life-saving services are available to immigrants.
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We need to help communities across the country disseminate and understand this important program and make trainings as frequent as first aid and CPR.
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The group won't publish its recommendations until January, but in the meantime it has worked to disseminate ideas like sectoral bargaining across the campaigns.
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US intelligence agencies have concluded Russian intelligence hacked the DNC and other top Democrats, and used platforms like WikiLeaks to disseminate the stolen material.
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To sell a home, REX computers disseminate an initial batch of ads based on a hypothesis about where and whom the likely buyers are.
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I gave boxes of pamphlets to bands going on tour (Bikini Kill, Heavens to Betsy) so that they could disseminate them across the country.
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Spotify podcasts are available in 75 countries and territories, which makes the platform an attractive choice for Vice to disseminate its international reporting with.
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Most importantly, you'll demonstrate you know how to disseminate massive amounts of data into actionable insights — something any potential or current employer will appreciate.
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The best way to force change in the isolated North, he continued, is to disseminate outside information there to help ordinary citizens eventually rebel.
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Each is surrounded by other similar Murillo portraits, as well as prints copied after the self-portraits, helping disseminate the artist's image across Europe.
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The Cuban National Cultural Heritage Council and Finca Vigia Foundation had previously signed three cooperation agreements to conserve and disseminate the legacy of Hemingway.
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Pro-ISIS networks are able to disseminate information and contacts in Indonesian prisons, in part because almost every inmate has ready access to a smartphone.
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When one state passes an anti-abortion law, national networks are quick to disseminate model bills that other state legislators can introduce and pass too.
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These "propaganda secretaries", as they are known, produce videos, tendentiously caption photographs and disseminate memes for ad hoc payments of up to $84 per month.
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"The basic idea is that governments develop infiltration strategies and content, and then use patriotic citizens and the bandwagon effect to disseminate information," Joseff said.
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Meanwhile, another GRU hacking unit, Unit 74455, which helped disseminate and publish hacked and stolen documents, pushed the stolen data out through two fictitious personas.
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Faked videos will be similarly easy to disseminate, but will be more powerful precisely because people have not yet learned to mistrust film and soundtracks.
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Besides covering a wide range of mathematical and scientific topics, the AIMS also disseminate management and communication skills that will help students develop their careers.
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Leading economists prefer to create knowledge rather than disseminate it, and they communicate with each other in a language that can be hard to understand.
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He helps to disseminate relevant information to the Markets Team at CNBC and collaborates with writers and producers to craft stories with pertinent market data.
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More information about Rick and Morty Season 3 will likely disseminate in the aftermath of the panel, but we're happy with our bloodbath for now.
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The last countries with polio have some important commonalities: They are rankled by terrorism that threatens health workers and makes it difficult to disseminate vaccines.
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The report describes the Russian government's efforts to disseminate the hacked material through fictitious online personas DCLeaks and Guccifer 2.0, as well as through WikiLeaks.
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So Walmart and its partners published a case study detailing their approach in Harvard Business Review, in an effort to disseminate its ideas more broadly.
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Facebook's position is effectively that Facebook users have the legal right to disseminate their non-user friends' e-mail and phone number (and other info).
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If we look at everyone's goals and targets in one place, aggregate and disseminate that information, then the entire community will lift each-other up.
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I feel like that's the kind of information we need to disseminate, especially given that people are so horrified that Trump's sexism didn't disqualify him.
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The juxtaposition between the political reality of weed culture and internet lifestyle content—the raw material by which marketers disseminate ideology in 2017—is jarring.
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This is where China has a distinctly clear advantage: Its transitioning methods of governance allow it to quickly disseminate changes in its ever-growing marketplace.
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Organizations being targeted by a malicious attack could launch "counter bots" to distract the attackers, and disseminate supportive messages in Twitter replies and Facebook comments.
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" The industry won an injunction when the presiding judge agreed that the images were "calculated to provoke" rather than disseminate "purely factual and uncontroversial information.
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Mr. Bollea himself had encouraged and participated in efforts to disseminate facts and commentary about the most intimate details of his life, Mr. Berry said.
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Not only do naturally occurring wildfires clear away dead underbrush, they also release nutrients locked in vegetation, and disseminate them in the form of ash.
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Equally important is that wildlife organizations, like many others, have capitalised on the app revolution both to create content about their work and disseminate it.
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But the same infrastructure that lets you know when your favorite band is playing in your city also enables bad actors to disseminate nefarious ideas.
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Shamir was also a longtime friend of Julian Assange, who tasked him with helping to disseminate WikiLeaks documents in his native Russia in early 2010.
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That allows labs and electronic health record vendors to agree on standard formats for ordering and for output systems that disseminate results to doctors' records.
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Their work is not only an important revenue stream, but also an effort to disseminate Times content around the world, to platforms besides its own.
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Additionally, to disseminate our news as widely as possible, we have made MSNBC and CNBC available to all video customers, regardless of their subscription package.
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He found in Mr. Trump a kindred anti-intellectual with an outsider's perspective and a willingness to entertain conspiracy theories and disseminate fact-challenged assertions.
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Mostly out of public view, they disseminate kompromat, or comprising information about each other, and arrange for rivals to be arrested or driven into exile.
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Mr. Bay said that the methods used to disseminate the Macron campaign documents might be questionable, but that it was important to discover their contents.
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While examining those vaccine-related tweets, the researchers discovered many bot accounts, including "content polluters," which are accounts that disseminate malware or unsolicited commercial content.
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That campaign involved the use of state-run media to disseminate pro-Russian propaganda to both Russian and international audiences, according to the intelligence community.
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This relationship between the Iraqis and US likely allows the host country to work in conjunction with the US to disseminate information to coalition forces.
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The Global Times, a CCP-controlled newspaper regularly used to disseminate propaganda about the Hong Kong unrest, ran a gleeful news story about the game.
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ISIS soldiers, followers and sympathizers can connect with one another on social media groups and websites, and disseminate deadly ideas and plans in a nanosecond.
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As discussed above, the decision rests entirely with Barr, who, under the regulations, has broad discretion over whether and how to disseminate Mueller's factual findings.
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Facebook and Google are not public forums, but for-profit companies free to choose, like any other publisher, what to disseminate and what to avoid.
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But to help disseminate their message, a Washington think tank, the Center for the Study of Monarchy, Traditional Governance and Sovereignty, opened this past year.
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Coupled with modern technology's ability to disseminate truths, half-truths, and complete lies, this means we're in a phase ripe for scams, intentional and not.
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Mueller accuses Stone of lying to Congress about his alleged efforts to have WikiLeaks disseminate Democratic National Committee communications that were hacked hacked by Russian agents.
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In 2014 they partnered with the Obama administration to disseminate important information that they didn't feel young people were getting on the channels they were watching.
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It issued 23 recommendations, including an overhaul of privacy laws, to limit their reach and force them to take more responsibility for the content they disseminate.
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Musk and the SEC are still locked in negotiations over how the Tesla CEO can use social media to disseminate potentially material business information about Tesla.
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What these examples suggest is that there is a large infrastructure in place that allows conservative media to circulate and disseminate false information framed as fact.
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And they have no idea, because there is no media to disseminate information — and there is no media, because bands for long-distance signals are restricted.
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" After his girlfriend post, the official Chinese news agency criticized "certain celebrities that recklessly disseminate vulgar information ... from the worship of money to sex and violence.
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Network neutrality guarantees a level playing field for companies that deliver information through the Internet, and practically every business sector uses the Internet to disseminate information.
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The regulations, which went into effect this month, specify that online publishers must only disseminate content to "promote core socialist values" and not harm national interests.
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Not long ago, a murderer who sought to disseminate footage of his awful crime would have faced television news programs unwilling to show such horrific material.
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A well-placed account compromise can badly hurt campaigns, which largely rely on social media networks and online services to disseminate news and information to supporters.
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It added that it has been cooperating with a year-long OSC investigation into how its systems capture and disseminate details about the trades they enable.
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On its recent Africa related deletions, Facebook said: The people behind this network used fake accounts to run Pages, disseminate their content and artificially increase engagement.
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But Mr. Culberson said that any term other than "alien" would be legally inaccurate and that the Library of Congress was obligated to disseminate accurate information.
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"Per the signed authorization form, Mayo is not permitted to 'disseminate, publish or otherwise publicly disclose' any confidential information,' " Luckstein wrote to CNN on April 228.
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It led Hastings to think about how much data a DVD could hold and how quickly you could disseminate that information through the mail, he said.
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"Picking one tweet from Mr. Musk's over 9,000 and arguing that it demonstrates his use of Twitter to disseminate facts is highly misleading," the filing said.
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Stone even bragged about being in touch with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, whose platform helped disseminate the information the Russians had stolen, according to US intelligence.
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Unlike the heavily regulated offline media in the country, the internet had allowed anyone to disseminate information and express critical opinions with little chance of punishment.
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The firm wrote dubious stories on its own news site about Soros funding a group called Freedom from Facebook and worked to disseminate them among journalists.
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What happens when people start to disseminate fake news via these ... There's groups on there, hundreds of people in these groups, links are just being shared.
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His original tweet took even Tesla's board by surprise, and our columnist wonders whether Twitter is really the place for executives to disseminate market-moving information.
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Google did play an unwitting role in the 2016 election of Donald Trump, serving as a Russian propaganda arm and being used to disseminate fake news.
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The organization links up police officials of its 192 member states, who can use it to disseminate their search for a fugitive or a missing person.
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Meanwhile, the president picked a new official to disseminate the administration's thoughts about public health, and it's a woman who believes that abortions cause breast cancer.
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His ongoing war on the truth will forever scar our national dialogue and create permanent space for those who disseminate politically loaded lies and conspiracy theories.
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But they — the people on the front lines, the people who analyze who gather and disseminate intelligence information to our higher-ups, we should respect them.
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The group hopes to disseminate the photo to 100,000 schools across the country, to inspire a new generation of black youth to get interested in medicine.
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The troubles sound familiar: A troll can disrupt the discussion on a newsgroup, disseminate bad advice, and damage the feeling of trust in the newsgroup community.
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He learned how to make headlines, interact with the press, and disseminate his message through his celebrity, which rewards extreme stunts by focusing on the perpetrator.
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That's all to say that the platforms are well within their right to impose harsh bans on those who upload and attempt to disseminate terroristic propaganda.
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Or did he know that for sure, because of some kind of coordination with WikiLeaks (who was working with Russian agents to disseminate hacked Clinton material)?
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Prints are convenient to reproduce and disseminate, but complete sets of Kleine Welten are rare and in the possession of only a handful of public museums.
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The service gained popularity following the Edward Snowden revelations about U.S. government surveillance and has since been used by ISIS and other terrorist groups to disseminate information.
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Tension between Twitter and Turkey has escalated steadily since the summer of 2013, when Turkish protesters took to the microblogging site to organize demonstrations and disseminate news.
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BuzzFeed News defined "fake news" as news that was verifiably "100 percent false" and drawn from a list of 96 websites purposely created to disseminate false information.
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The New York Times reported on Tuesday that state media and more "commercially-minded outlets" have been told to disseminate positive reports about the virus relief efforts.
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Some fear that Javett, a newly-opened institution, has tacitly given auction houses, galleries, and museums permission to forget Mthethwa's dark personal history — and disseminate his work.
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They linked parts of the antibodies into a single molecule that was spliced into a neutralized virus that's sometimes used in gene therapy to disseminate the material.
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He points to the insidious effect of "influential" pro-regime websites who disseminate information from a war which is largely out of bounds to the mainstream media.
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Their replacements were blogs that used file storage services like Megaupload and Rapidshare to disseminate obscure music, and Grooveshark-style unsanctioned streaming sites for more populist tastes.
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Ahead, we break down cults into three common business models to better understand how they can afford to disseminate their lifestyle and message, whatever it might be.
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This group of licensed amateur radio operators, based across North and central America and the Caribbean, works with the National Hurricane Center to disseminate information about storms.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department announced Friday the rollout of a new alert system to specifically disseminate information on any threats or crimes against law enforcement officers.
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Shaffer, Starling, and Carey tracked how these catalyst users designed a campaign intended to disseminate the hacked Macron campaign data to a more mainstream audience on Twitter.
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They used laughter to make resistance enjoyable, corporate-marketing tactics (a bold logo, a memorable slogan) to make it attractive, and technology to disseminate information and organize.
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He does so by giving Jones a mounting fury that manifests not in explosive confrontations, but in a gradually hardening resolve to protect and disseminate his findings.
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As it stands, terror organizations have free reign to disseminate their methods of hatred and violence, and these companies are providing them the platforms to do so.
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Social media, added Alvarez, allows stories about election issues and people's anxious takes on them to disseminate more rapidly than ever, which may feed and magnify concerns.
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Greitens signed the new "revenge porn" bill into law, making it a state felony to disseminate nonconsensual, private sexual images, his office said in a news release.
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"As lawmakers representing a country of immigrants, we cannot stand to disseminate information that perpetuates racism and promotes hate," Sanchez wrote in a "Dear Colleague" letter. Rep.
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We look forward to work together with them to disseminate relatively energy efficient MaaS solutions, such as Shuttl's app-based mass transportation service, through our global network.
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He supposes this may be the fundamental incompatibility between tech companies, which disseminate an awful lot of bullshit, and their disdain for an honest reading of history.
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Despite the ethical and legal challenges in doing this research (Britain's 228 Terrorism Act makes it a criminal offense to disseminate terrorist propaganda), our survey went ahead.
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The grave report could not be independently verified (the Rakhine region is closed to outside observers and journalists), and Burmese officials have been known to disseminate misinformation.
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The agents of its "web brigade," often called the "troll army," disseminate pro-government news, generate false stories and coordinate swarm attacks on critics of the government.
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"Doll's House" is more adventurous, but the scale of "Oslo" is impressive, as is its ability to disseminate such intricate details of foreign policy without turning snoozy.
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The special counsel regulations require Mueller to file a "confidential report" with Barr, who in turn has broad discretion over whether and how to disseminate factual findings.
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Guccifer 2.0 proceed to disseminate reams of documents, shopping them to journalists and bloggers around the country in an effort to destabilize both local and national elections.
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"There are best practices that are working today in communities across this country, and our commission will spotlight them and disseminate them to every school," she wrote.
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If you are satisfied this matter is resolved, would it please be possible for us to have a statement from Facebook to disseminate through our PR agency?
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The law, created by former Prime Minister Najib Razak, made it an offense to create, publish or disseminate any fake news or any publication containing fake news.
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It is also the policy of The Associated Press and other major news outlets not to disseminate the identity of whistleblowers, who enjoy federal protections against retaliation.
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If the United States sought to be especially aggressive, they could even take control of major Russian news and media websites in order to disseminate the information.
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Last October, the Daily Beast reported that Cambridge Analytica's chief executive Alexander Nix contacted Wikileaks' Julian Assange with an offer to help disseminate Hillary Clinton's controversial missing emails.
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The repository still excels at its primary goal—to quickly and freely disseminate papers about black holes, baryons, and Bayesian statistics—but it runs on old legacy code.
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Johnson also said he has seen foreign militant groups disseminate literature about ways to obtain guns easily under U.S. laws, such as the "gun show loophole," this week.
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Yet social science can help us determine how to successfully develop and disseminate accurate messages -- both the form and content -- articulating and galvanizing anger against the status quo.
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It's true that platforms provide an easy way to disseminate this content — but it's also true that predators have many, many alternatives to Messenger, and actively use them.
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He was leaving Abyssinian to create a website called Roho — the Swahili word for spirit — that would both archive and disseminate videos of the sermons of black ministers.
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CNN reached out to UNC public safety officials to confirm the format, dimensions and technology used to take and disseminate the photos -- factors that could affect their appearance.
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That's not even counting the things we've learned about the capabilities of technology to disseminate false information, or about how foreign governments can weaponize social media against us.
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It's every scientist's worst nightmare: six papers retracted in a single day, complete with a press release to help the world's science reporters disseminate and discuss the news.
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With Kim Jong Un's dreams of being a vlog star dashed, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea will have to look for new ways to disseminate its propaganda.
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With thousands of judges fired or imprisoned after the coup attempt, court requests have also exponentially increased to 844 requests targeting verified journalists and the content they disseminate.
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Congested cell phone networks and damaged infrastructure can make it difficult for rescue workers to disseminate information, and for loved ones to get in touch with one another.
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A teacher's email was reportedly hacked in order to disseminate the leak via a shared Google doc, but the conversations themselves were copied through good old-fashioned screenshots.
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With the new Premium version, it's now easier to disseminate all of this information across a company, even if the data has to stay behind a company firewall.
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Recently, NPR listed FireChat as a useful app for communication during Hurricane Florence, and large media companies in the Philippines are using it to disseminate information on typhoons.
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Universal verification would in no way mute the ugly voices in our society, but it would pressure most to be held accountable for the views they publicly disseminate.
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Altering the FBI's tip-line unit will ensure it has "the staff and functionality to analyze and disseminate information in a timely manner to the field," Lindquist wrote.
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Controversial law Passed last month, the Anti-Fake News Law 2018 makes it an offense to create, publish or disseminate any fake news or publication containing fake news.
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Trump has also targeted the men and women of the federal government — the folks who maintain our national parks, disseminate Social Security checks, and keep the homeland safe.
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The party needs to buy airtime for its woman's agenda, disseminate it widely on social media and mass circulation publications, and provide training and talking points for candidates.
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Yet this trajectory can only be maintained if academics are given the scope to quickly and freely disseminate their work to the benefit of the whole of society.
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U.N. Myanmar investigator Yanghee Lee said Facebook was a huge part of public, civil and private life, and the government used it to disseminate information to the public.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) introduced legislation that critics said would limit the NWS's ability to disseminate weather information after receiving a donation from Myers and his brother Joel.
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However, in 2013 the SEC said social media was a "perfectly suitable" way to disseminate information, as long as investors knew to look at that platform for information.
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By continuing to discover this type of information and disseminate it to the public, heart health experts hope to regain their dominance in the battle against heart disease.
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On Thursday, Clapper addressed a Senate hearing and claimed that the Russians allegedly helped disseminate fake news and propaganda during the 2016 election and continue to do so.
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Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin in a letter to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey stressed that the Chinese government was using the platform to "disseminate propaganda" amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Based on the real life of the writer and director Jennifer Fox, "The Tale" is a push "to disseminate a hard truth," Margaret Lyons wrote in her review.
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They could harness local learning to inform national policy directives and help disseminate best practices to communities with low infection rates to prevent hot spots from popping up.
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But the organization's warren of rooms, spread over four floors, had become incompatible with the collaboration required to cover breaking news and disseminate it online and in broadcasts.
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Do I, personally, expect that it will be revealed that Trump himself conspired or colluded with Moscow to hack or disseminate emails from the Clinton campaign and DNC?
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Our colleague investigated the remarkable behind-the-scenes campaign, encouraged by Mr. Trump and executed by Mr. Giuliani, to gather and disseminate political dirt from a foreign country.
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To fight back, conservatives needed to develop new surrogates who could be "indoctrinated" in turn with right-wing ideas, and then "mobilized, organized and directed" to disseminate them.
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" The Cruz campaign's general counsel wrote an email to station managers saying that the PAC "disseminate[s] a false and misleading advertisement lying about Senator Ted Cruz's record.
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Media giants Facebook, Twitter and Google have testified before US Congress on how their sites were used as tools to disseminate misinformation during the 2016 US presidential election.
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For one, Pa Der says some service providers use the shows to disseminate public service announcements around safe sex, immunizations, responsible alcohol use, and other public health issues.
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But throughout his influential 50-year career, Chick managed to both capture and disseminate a number of attitudes that mark a certain branch of today's American alt-right.
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According to Buddhist teachings, he then helped spread the religion — not just in his empire, but surrounding territories — by sending missionaries around the world to disseminate its teachings.
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"The people behind this network used fake accounts to run pages, disseminate their content and artificially increase engagement," Nathaniel , head of cybersecurity policy at Facebook said in a statement.
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Lawyers representing Hill have suggested that publication of those photos have violated revenge porn laws in California, where it is illegal to disseminate sexual images without the subject's consent.
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He asserted that any alleged federal lobbying disclosure violations were baseless because his efforts to disseminate information on Yovanovitch were on behalf of Trump, not Ukrainian prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko.
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The themes in your work and the medium you use to disseminate your art are all inherently millennial, but this exhibit features a very traditional art form: oil paintings.
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Players can certainly decline to speak — and have done so in the past — but most are encouraged to speak with reporters, who disseminate information to the public and fans.
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And the knowledge that major news outlets will be heavily relying on bots this Tuesday to parse data and disseminate robo-stories is just an extra level of anxiety.
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We are trying to be more agile in the information that we disseminate to the private sector and the way that we are actually showing we're here to help.
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James obtained an injunction from the New York State Supreme Court, which, among other demands placed on the company and its founders, bars them from continuing to disseminate Tether.
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Javed Hamim Kakar, a senior editor with Pajhwok Afghan News, the country's oldest private news agency, said the insurgent group has since created a complex network to disseminate news.
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The cost to disseminate the error-ridden materials was considerable: more than $33,000 to place the two ads and more than $23,20173 to print and distribute the door hangers.
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But then, that's the other side of the technology coin: it helped disseminate the call to evacuate quickly and thus prevented further damage and the loss of human lives.
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Working closely with our scientists and more than 30 industry partners, the Parker Institute is positioned to broadly disseminate discoveries and, most importantly, more rapidly deliver treatments to patients.
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Zika is just beginning to spread in Florida and is on pace to disseminate throughout the Southern US; the virus could end up affecting as many as 22019 states.
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After all, it was the 16th-century proliferation of the printing press that made Martin Luther so able to disseminate his writings (often among a bourgeois and literate class).
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The authorities have tightened limits on who can disseminate information in China, tamped down on reports about its environmental and economic problems, and restricted what its people see online.
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Now anyone in the world can easily create and disseminate false information, and with the help of bots, organized groups, or targeted ads, it is easy to amplify it.
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In an interview with National Geographic, survival expert Tim MacWelch also recommended keeping a weather radio at the ready, since local weather radio bands can disseminate reliable emergency updates.
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For the market to provide a potent form of internet discipline, the public would need to hold social media companies morally and commercially responsible for the content they disseminate.
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The committee said it expects to electronically disseminate more than 125,000 pages in upcoming days covering the time that Kavanaugh served in the White House counsel's office, 2001-2003.
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Not only are these graphics incredibly easy to produce and disseminate on social media, they effectively exacerbate the radicalization of individuals, communicating to them where and how to attack.
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These efforts were prompted at least in part by the 2016 U.S. presidential election, when Facebook and other social media sites were used to disseminate many false news stories.
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Scientific journals, published mainly by small scientific societies, sprouted up alongside the printing industry in the 17th century as a way to disseminate science and information about scientific meetings.
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And until Thursday, the president had remained mostly cordial with the press as he and others at the briefing work to disseminate the administration's messaging on its coronavirus response.
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Imagine if Twitter didn't need to report earnings every three months, and if the service was instead measured by its ability to influence the real world and disseminate information.
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After the initial determination, Mr. Craig told the Justice Department that he and Skadden Arps did not proactively reach out to news outlets to disseminate and promote the report.
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In academia, social media has become not just a way to disseminate research, or engage in debate, but also a way to close it down by shaming and cyberbullying.
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Finally, the Department of State and the Department of Health and Human Services need to work with their counterparts to disseminate accurate data about the scale of the coronavirus.
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Indeed, if Facebook did not do just this—if it did not disseminate political ads in a sophisticated, algorithmic manner—then political advertisers would lose faith in the platform.
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It might want to drill wells, for instance, or disseminate an improved type of seed; it might want to immunize babies in a given region, or administer deworming medicine.
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But the commission will work to determine the root causes of this kind of violence and will disseminate solutions that individual communities can confidently implement to effect real change.
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Artists disseminate this work anonymously from all over the world on the encrypted messaging app Telegram — the same method organizers use to plot demonstrations, which are decentralized and leaderless.
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In a passage about the threats posed by terrorism, the first danger Obama mentioned was how extremist groups are using social media networks to disseminate propaganda and recruit Americans.
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According to excerpts viewed by The Times, Mr. Pottinger and Kessler discussed a plan to disseminate some of the informant's materials — starting with the supposed footage of Mr. Barak.
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Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) – formally asked IG to investigate in June, citing a POLITICO investigation that showed the USDA was broadly failing to disseminate its own climate science findings.
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Similarly, agencies like the National Weather Service rely on Twitter to disseminate potentially important safety information to the public—that may be why it keeps posting to social platforms.
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Umezawa experienced a radical fragmentation of identity through his online, collaborative efforts to create and disseminate fan art, and this practice is reflected in the logic of his landscapes.
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Veteran political operatives and organizers helped orchestrate protests, disseminate information about events, and suggest points to raise, and otherwise worked behind the scenes to make the Tea Party a reality.
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He had said the parole conditions were too severe because he was neither a flight risk, nor a threat to disseminate or even remember classified information he learned decades ago.
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The big issue comes down to the condensation, and the potential for biofilms to develop inside the air conditioner, and for the fan to disseminate those bacteria into the air.
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And Ariadne Labs has teamed up with VitalTalk, a communications training company, and the Center to Advance Palliative Care to rapidly disseminate the Serious Illness Conversation Guide across the country.
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The international press, ostensibly there to disseminate news of the newest Jesus Phone throughout the world, was asked to shut their laptops so as not to muck up the show.
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A journalist and social media influencer with 46K Instagram followers, Ormerod tells Mashable she started to feel "quite complicit in a lot of the messages" that social media can disseminate.
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And even though the group has no elected representatives, it has exploited social media in their favor to disseminate anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant, and far-right content on the web.
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Decentralized chat app FireChat is adding a new feature that could help disseminate critical info like storm warnings, health advisories and so on when the normal communications grid is down.
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Stone has also made public conversations with Guccifer 2.0, the hacker persona believed to be run by Russian intelligence that was also used to disseminate some of the stolen emails.
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According to the report, invitations to the inauguration included access codes that could be used multiple times, causing people to sell the codes on eBay and disseminate them to friends.
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It's not far-fetched, though, to think that someone in Cannon's life will get through to him — because, frankly, allowing someone to harbor and disseminate such troubling lies is unconscionable.
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Wouldn't it be great, they reason, if tomorrow's Internet allowed us to track all devices online as well as withhold access to any content we did not want to disseminate?
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In the early 20th century, following the communist revolution in Russia, the Soviet state used agitprop—a portmanteau of the words 'agitation' and 'propaganda'—to disseminate their messages through art.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's press secretary will leave her post next month, the latest sign that the administration is continuing its long struggle to control and disseminate its own message.
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"We didn't possess the emails, we didn't disseminate the emails and we didn't hack the emails," said Trump campaign attorney Michael Carvin, referring to the Democratic National Committee email leak.
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"What's most alarming is how populist leaders and far-right groups have grown adept not only at creating viral disinformation but also at harnessing networks that disseminate it," Abramowitz said.
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In response to these criticisms, the bill required the DHS to publish guidelines on how officials would handle, secure and disseminate to federal agencies information collected under the new law.
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The U.S. intelligence community has clarified definitively that Guccifer 2.0 is Russian intelligence, and Guccifer 2.0 is who media outlets and Republican operatives worked with to disseminate illegally stolen materials.
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This report naturally raises concerns, if the police are already this willing to publicly disseminate unfounded and inflammatory claims then it doesn't seem unreasonable to suppose they have an agenda.
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For a large-scale attack, Doe would disseminate the virus with an aerosol device, says William Dowling, a program officer in the Office of Biodefense Research Resources and Translational Research.
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The White House partnered with CBSViacom, ABC/Walt Disney Television and NBCUniversal, which is owned by the same company as NBC News, to disseminate PSAs and infographics about the virus.
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But others have argued that Mr. Trump has never liked the daily briefing as a forum to disseminate the message of the day, preferring to do it himself on Twitter.
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The move came after network executives decided a return to Twitter would help disseminate information during the coronavirus outbreak, particularly for people who are isolated at home, according to Variety.
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Bots today are more likely to mimic humans by hacking real accounts, aping human behavior or targeting people with lots of followers who can easily disseminate false or misleading information.
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Given Twitter's prominent role in political life, we decided to look at political discourse there, analyzing the retweet rate — the primary way Twitter users disseminate messages across their social network.
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However, potentially more problematic is Myers' role in securing a 2015 deal with the Chinese government that set up a 20-year joint venture to disseminate weather data in China.
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Mr. Mitchell said patient groups often do not disclose that they take industry funds when they testify before Congress or government agencies, or when they disseminate educational information to patients.
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Americans also are increasingly wary of the motivations behind allegedly misleading coverage, with 42 percent of respondents saying they believe that major outlets disseminate misinformation to push a political agenda.
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Thich Nhat Hanh has done more than perhaps any Buddhist alive today to articulate and disseminate the core Buddhist teachings of mindfulness, kindness, and compassion to a broad global audience.
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A computer simulation proved that a mix of strong and weak ties—close-knit groups existing in a larger sea—allowed language-change "leaders" to disseminate updates to the wider population.
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A non-profit partner organization, The Shadowserver Foundation, will disseminate the IP addresses to those who can assist with remediating the VPNFilter botnet, including foreign CERTs and internet service providers (ISPs).
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Peter Tatchell, one of Britain's best-known campaigners for gay causes, supported the bakers on grounds that it was "authoritarian" to force people to disseminate statements running counter to their beliefs.
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Although it may not be useful for Hill, victims in California can file lawsuits using pseudonyms who disseminate their nude images without consent and demand a court order banning further distribution.
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They're designed to disseminate amber alerts, to alert residents of a certain area about a life-threatening situation, or, fun fact (yay!) alerts issued by the president of the United States.
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Earlier in the campaign, a Macron aide had said Russia was mounting a campaign to disseminate "fake news" via cable television and social media to discredit Macron and help his rivals.
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David Bookbinder, a litigator who is working on the case with Niskanen, said that the companies had performed extensive research into climate change while paying others to help disseminate climate misinformation.
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The source said the fact that Comey decided to disseminate the information because of a tweet was "gold" for the lawyers looking to file a complaint against the former FBI director.
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With a Libyan-British collaborator, Ahmed Gatnash, he wants to disseminate the idea that over-mighty states (whether Islamic or secular) are foreign to what is best in the Muslim tradition.
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The senator sat on the letter rather than disseminate it to colleagues, and it may now be too late for her Democratic colleagues to review it with the scrutiny it deserves.
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Currently, the federal government is unable to collect and disseminate accurate information about graduation rates, employment outcomes and other key data about what to expect in return for a tuition check.
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Both Kelly and Republicans used Fox News to disseminate these ideas, contributing to a revanchist backlash that was unable to dislodge Obama in 2012, but overwhelmed the Democratic Party by 2016.
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To disseminate these new units — to make sure that everyone in the world understood them — the inventors of the metric system decided to create physical objects to embody and define them.
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" Since federal agencies like the DEA can't receive funds directly from states, Utah gave the money to its Department of Health, which could then "disseminate funds supportive of DEA 360 goals.
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A government-funded Russian newspaper helped disseminate the story, in which Yuri Truschechkin, a former Soviet lieutenant colonel, said he had shot down Mr. McCain's plane in North Vietnam in 1967.
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The video of the Christchurch mosque killings portrays the murder of innocent people from the perspective of their killer, who also used it to disseminate his racist motivations and genocidal worldview.
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Leaflets are a standard tool used by the U.S. and coalition forces to disseminate information about looming offensives and to persuade Afghans to turn away from the Taliban and other groups.
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That initial package focused largely on the most immediate health-related needs stemming from the virus, including provisions to boost public health research and disseminate coronavirus test kits around the country.
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A government-funded Russian newspaper helped disseminate the story, in which Yuri Trushechkin, a former Soviet lieutenant colonel, said he had shot down Mr. McCain's plane in North Vietnam in 1967.
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All we can do is enhance science's chances of getting us out of this mess: Educate scientists, support pure research, disseminate it freely and reward it with immortality, not just money.
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Nor does the network have any fixed set of ideas that it seeks to champion or disseminate, other than an ostentatious patriotism that has the distinct feel of a marketing campaign.
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Contemporary social media — Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and so on — has empowered this constituency, providing a bullhorn to disseminate false news, conspiracy theories and allegations of scandal to a broad audience.
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So, empowered, enabled by technologies that amplify their message and make their hate easier to disseminate, they are -- to borrow a phrase with a long history -- poisoning the wellsprings of democracy.
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So when Giuliani attempted to dig up political dirt on Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden, a natural place for him to disseminate the information was The Hill.
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"Maybe they didn't understand what 'disseminate' meant in that context, or maybe they thought that that would just mean outside of school, but they said 'yes' to disseminating information," he said.
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"Fox News was working with the Trump administration to disseminate fake news in order to distract the public from Russia's alleged attempts to influence our Country's presidential election," states the lawsuit.
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MD Anderson works with like-minded institutions — our national and global cancer network — to disseminate knowledge and increase access to our expertise, and that often includes increasing access to clinical trials.
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But Western Europe recovered with impressive speed, and over time, the bank evolved into a kind of research and consulting service, meant to discover and disseminate best practices to poor countries.
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The users often ask each other for a "chord" link, which is lingo for Discord, an online chat platform traditionally for gamers that's been used much more generically to disseminate content.
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We encountered a lack of support from organizations in understanding the aim of I am + and how we intend to use music and dance to disseminate the information about HIV in India.
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This Tableau 10 training shows you how to use the platform to create unique charts and graphs that disseminate that information into solid, accessible answers to help guide any business towards profitability.
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I want a tool that programs my behaviors and those of my team, one that lets me A/B test sales tactics, codify those that work and disseminate them through the organization.
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Social media sites like Twitter and Facebook have proven to have a huge role in helping to disseminate information, but that spotlight has taken on a particularly pernicious hue in recent times.
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Peter Tatchell, one of Britain's best-known campaigners for gay causes, supported the couple on grounds that it was "profoundly authoritarian" to force people to disseminate statements running counter to their beliefs.
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Presley and her lawyers undoubtedly knew that their highly sensational, inaccurate and unproven claims would be of great interest to the media, which would disseminate Ms. Presley's inaccurate story as a result.
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The academy's is to disseminate those (and much else besides that relates to crop breeding) to young scientists from universities and other institutes around the continent, who visit Nairobi for the purpose.
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With no clear path towards citizenship, congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, who has authored reports on the economic impact of the fashion industry in the past and pledged to disseminate the CFDA and FWD.
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But the researchers believe the network's real purpose was to act as a way to disseminate coordinated anti-Pakistan propaganda that coincided with real-world anti-Pakistan demonstrations taking place in Europe.
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As part of this legislative effort, policymakers must balance the legitimate interest in privacy against another policy interest – the right to disseminate public domain information, which is guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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In other words, the United States has been exporting only half of its copyright system — the half that benefits rights holders — at the expense of users and the industries that disseminate content.
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DeviantArt artists have long leveraged their pages as a way to recruit an audience to drive to Patreon, and they disseminate their work on the site to offer rewards to their supporters.
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The ability to copy and disseminate at (even limited) quantity became so common that King Frances I of France can be blamed for the first anti-wheat-pasting laws, established in 1539.
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The Saudi state has long ruled through an alliance with the standard-bearers of the Wahhabi creed, who, in exchange for their loyalty, were given permission to disseminate stringent and antiquated doctrines.
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A small group of companies has gained such dominance of how content providers can reach new audiences and disseminate content on the internet that, in practical terms, they become all but unavoidable.
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Last week, the public first became widely aware of a month-long effort by an anonymous person to disseminate an enormous amount of stolen personal information from artists, media figures, and politicians.
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Stone has made public the conversations he had with Guccifer 2.0, the hacker persona believed to be run by Russian intelligence that was also used to disseminate some of the stolen emails.
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"The Tale" is a push, then, to disseminate a hard truth — and by extension an argument for confronting the reality of abuse and abusers, no matter how painful that process might be.
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"It's a really delicate balance here between things that are violent and posted by people who would seek to inflame tensions and those that are trying to disseminate information," Mr. Weir said.
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The effort by the team that posed as Guccifer to disseminate the fruits of the audacious cyberattack shows how aggressively the Russian operatives worked in 2016 to interfere with the presidential election.
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Its moderators disseminate alerts coming in from members, news media, government releases and other sources, with notes that put these reports in context and separate the truly alarming from the merely alarmist.
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Stone, a longtime Trump confidant, was convicted last year of crimes -- including obstruction, lying to Congress, and witness tampering -- in connection with his efforts to get and disseminate dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Russell said the group planned to train members on how to disseminate information quickly to counter the White House, how to fight legal battles locally and how to move beyond protesting.
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Assange and WikiLeaks — and their involvement in facilitating Russia's efforts to disseminate hacked Democratic emails to hurt Hillary Clinton's campaign — were at the center of the special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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In the lead-up to presidential elections in Ecuador, social media accounts belonging to politicians, journalists and opposition activists were hijacked and used to disseminate messages against the opposition's vice-presidential candidate.
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While channels are open to anyone to join (and thus used by terrorist groups to disseminate propaganda), secret chats are virtually impossible to crack because they're protected by a sophisticated form of encryption.
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DeliveryFor a large scale attack, Doe would disseminate the virus with an aerosol device, says William Dowling, a program officer in the Office of Biodefense Research Resources and Translational Research at the NIH.
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They've been told repeatedly that 'Nobody is going to believe you.' or that, in this instance, if you share information about this secret society, we're going to disseminate any harmful information you shared.
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Where Wurm once documented the realized sculptures with a signed Polaroid, today's participants can now self-document and disseminate the work with technological speed that makes Polaroids seem at once prescient and quaint.
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He cited the spread of hate speech on social media, use of Facebook by Russia and other countries to disseminate propaganda and criticism that the platform can be an addictive waste of time.
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It further summarizes the efforts to disseminate the stolen material through GRU's own fictitious personas, as well as through WikiLeaks—which at one point claimed to have proof that Russia was not involved.
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The report says it is characterized by two distinctive features: a multichannel messaging approach and a willingness to disseminate information that is taken out of context, only true in part, or plainly fallacious.
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"The rights of free speech afforded Twitter's users and Twitter itself under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution include a right to disseminate such anonymous or pseudonymous political speech," the lawsuit reads.
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There will always be a way to write and publish true, rude things, and the internet will allow you to disseminate those things to the largest audience in the history of the world.
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And where do Lamb's views fit into present-day concerns about a "post-truth" era in which politicians like Donald Trump have hacked the news industry's "objective" standards to disseminate lies and propaganda?
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At the evening event on Tuesday, August 27, you and a team of like-minded editors can join the Interference Archive's "Experienced Wikipedians" to disseminate relevant information from its collection across Wikipedia's articles.
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Stone had exchanged Twitter direct messages with Guccifer 2.0, the Russian hacker who helped WikiLeaks disseminate stolen emails from the Democratic National Committee, as well as with WikiLeaks' main account in October 2016.
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Today, Bensussen filed a defamation lawsuit against the two women and the accuser's boyfriend (who helped disseminate the allegations), according to a copy of the complaint and an attorney's statement obtained by Noisey.
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The United States has become keenly attuned to the Islamic State's use of social media to disseminate its propaganda, and Mr. Kerry appeared to have carefully calibrated his remarks to appeal to Muslims.
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"By allowing Walker to recommend it to readers, you gave her and the book a forum to disseminate hate," Marc Gary of New York wrote in a message to the newsroom's Reader Center.
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In Israel, above, failure to comply with government restrictions by the ultra-Orthodox is causing the coronavirus to disseminate in those communities up to eight times as fast as elsewhere in the country.
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California is free to pick a side in the public debate and to prioritize messages about abortion, and the machinations of the state provide an effective means for it to disseminate such messages.
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The president's son Donald Trump Jr., who is known to disseminate conspiracy theories on his Twitter feed, retweeted an article this week about Smollett declining to turn over his cellphone to the police.
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If the president knowingly helped disseminate a false or misleading account of the June meeting, those actions still would not, in themselves, constitute obstruction of justice, a charge that requires proof of intent.
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It's hardly surprising, then, that Facebook is struggling with the same issues bearing out in Czech's public square, say analysts, but the platform's ability to disseminate and amplify these views portends greater problems.
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Second, Congress could require social media sites to engage in federal licensing for all foreign-sourced social media accounts that seek to advertise or disseminate information above a certain monetary level of promotion.
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In November, facing a wave of criticism for the role it had possibly played in helping to disseminate alt-right rhetoric and sweeping President-elect Donald Trump to victory, Twitter took drastic action.
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The report says that Russian military intelligence constructed the Guccifer 2.0 persona and DCLeaks to disseminate the hacked files and passed the files to WikiLeaks, but does not provide information to support this claim.
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Paris–Mexico, the kurimanzutto exhibition desires to disseminate the radical imagery and ideas of those past revolutionaries through today's similarly tense political climate, which demands social action in order to rise above political misconduct.
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When the top national security adviser to the US President believes outlandish internet rumors enough to personally disseminate them over social media, it is no exaggeration to say it puts the world at risk.
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" In a statement released Monday, Sweden's Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom welcomed Trump's clarification, but added: "The Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Sweden's embassies work continuously to disseminate an accurate and fair image of Sweden.
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New laws mandating ISP website filtering will "only incentivize bad actors to find new avenues to disseminate infringing content," Sasha Moss, copyright expert and Federal Affairs Manager at the R Street Institute told Motherboard.
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However, at the moment, it's failing to achieve that potential, opting instead to use its ability to disseminate (or prune out) certain stories or posts to try to affect crowd behavior or individual thought.
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The gun and suicide attack in Jakarta in January highlighted concerns that in Indonesia's prison system staff shortages, overcrowding and corruption have allowed extremists to mingle and disseminate sermons by email, Facebook and telephone.
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Telegram's public channels have played an essential role in broadcasting information to a wide audience, while the encrypted messaging feature has served as a way to disseminate videos and pictures of the deadly clashes.
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Did Assange actively participate in criminal activity to obtain classified intel, as the US government alleges, or did he just disseminate information passed on to him and is therefore protected by the First Amendment?
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Obama has used her public profile to support new American names, to further disseminate the idea of the United States as a melting pot, and to otherwise expand the definition of a first lady.
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While Silicon Valley was shunning editing and curation done by humans, and instead relying on computers to spot and disseminate news, Snapchat began hiring producers and reporters to assemble clips into in-depth pieces.
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After her diagnosis, while continuing to teach and publish, Professor Roberts also helped organize seminars, sponsored by the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation, to disseminate information about health care resources and research developments.
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In a low-cost era of publishing when just about anyone can disseminate views, the bigger challenge may be how to educate and prepare the citizenry to seek out and identify high-quality information.
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Chaturvedi's findings were backed by another former BJP cyber-volunteer, Sadhavi Khosla, who left the party in 2015 because of the constant barrage of misogyny, Islamophobia, and hatred she was asked to disseminate online.
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The premier and his family assembled a team to disseminate pro-government propaganda and pour money into promoting their own pages on Facebook, which is one of the country's most popular sources of information.
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All of them have helped to disseminate the folksy commentaries Hansen delivers on WFAA in Dallas, the ABC affiliate that has employed him for more than 30 years, to a much, much wider audience.
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In 2016, Russian election meddling efforts ranged from Facebook troll accounts — operated by the notorious Internet Research Agency — to a sophisticated and targeted effort to steal and disseminate emails from the Democratic National Committee.
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The law also requires unlicensed clinics -- those that provide resources such as vitamins and diapers but have no medical providers on site -- to disseminate a notice that they are not licensed by the state.
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You can distill the lessons of a past culture to design for the present and then you can disseminate that for future generations, ultimately, some of the best design ideas have already been done.
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Proponents of the liberal media like us to think that the information they disseminate is informed by the surrounding reality and has been crafted by those who serve the people by means of journalism.
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"Demand for media and communication occupations is expected to arise from the need to create, edit, translate, and disseminate information through a variety of different platforms," according to economists at the Department of Labor.
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If Russia gets away with this because our president-elect doesn't accept our intelligence agencies' assessment, it's open season for any foreign power to hack and disseminate information considered advantageous to its own welfare.
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This permits the other agencies to search through that repository directly and apply minimization maskings themselves, rather than relying on N.S.A. analysts to spot anything relevant and disseminate it to them in intelligence reports.
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New York (CNN Business)When the US Securities and Exchange Commission decided that companies could use social media to disseminate key information to shareholders, regulators didn't have a CEO like Elon Musk in mind.
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In Serbia, the news media routinely lashes out against Albanians and Serbs who back any sort of compromise on Kosovo, using derogatory language to disseminate Mr. Vucic's populist message against Kosovo's independence, experts say.
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I'm equally concerned with being able to enjoy the boatloads of photos my friends tweet, post, and otherwise disseminate each day – and I doubt they'll bother to adopt image captioning as a normal habit.
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Speaking to reporters yesterday, UN investigator Yanghee Lee, described Facebook as a huge part of public, civil and private life in Myanmar, noting it is used by the government to disseminate information to the public.
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It helps the organizations practice how they would disseminate this news to politicians and to the public in the event of a real asteroid threat, and how they would develop and assess emergency response plans.
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"The people behind this network used fake accounts to run Pages, disseminate their content and artificially increase engagement," Nathaniel Gleicher, the head of cybersecurity policy at Facebook, wrote in a blog post published this morning.
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The proceedings focused on the work of a Kremlin-linked "troll farm" called the Internet Research Agency, which used Facebook pages to disseminate tens of thousands of posts to as many as 126 million Americans.
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With a mandate to exhibit and disseminate photography and media art, The Polygon Gallery's new purpose-built home, which opened its doors on November 18, 2017, is a landmark building situated on North Vancouver's waterfront.
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In recent years BNP Paribas has encouraged employees to move between the business side and compliance to "disseminate the compliance and conduct culture", says Nathalie Hartmann, its compliance chief—and previously head of portfolio management.
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For the next few months, expect more hearings, letters of inquiry, and calls for federal investigations, but don't expect any real, dramatic changes to how companies like Facebook and Google collect and disseminate your data.
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And this is why I keep coming back to the core issue, did anybody in the Trump campaign work with Russia to hack Hillary or Podesta&aposs emails or work with WikiLeaks to disseminate them?
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But websites aren't the only medium around these days, and are becoming less and less visible, as platforms like Instagram, Youtube, and Snapchat offer more immediate and personal ways to disseminate content for millennial audiences.
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Individuals clearly have a right to discuss and disseminate information on how to conduct lawful activities, whether it be how to drive a car, how to home-brew moonshine, or how to smith a firearm.
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You need media outlets with wide readerships to disseminate the hacked information and to put politically damaging quotes from and about Clinton into newspaper articles and television broadcasts that reach tens of millions of people.
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That is, at least until 2010, when Gardner helped form Project CBD, and started working with medical cannabis cultivators, testing laboratories and dispensaries to identify and disseminate remaining heirloom varieties with appreciable amounts of CBD.
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"The rights of free speech afforded Twitter's users and Twitter itself under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution include a right to disseminate such anonymous or pseudonymous political speech," Twitter said in the lawsuit.
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The legislation requires the National Institute of Standards and Technology -- a non-regulatory lab at the Commerce Department -- to develop and disseminate cybersecurity resources for small businesses to help secure their networks against digital threats.
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According to the report — published by the Director of National Intelligence — the NSA may disseminate a U.S. person's identity only if doing so meets one of a set of specified reasons under the agency's guidelines.
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Movement leaders have for some time been spreading the word on a bevy of social media platforms and websites, and speakers like Ramsland have worked feverishly to disseminate the Deep State gospel in grassroots settings.
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A continuously trained workforce, coupled with a culture of entrepreneurship to invent and disseminate new technology, will cultivate a future where nobody is left behind and everyone feels confident and empowered toward a brighter future.
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The viewer is struck by the energy she must expend to read for four hours — a live, real-time example of the energy and labor required to create, perfect, perform, and disseminate a creative work.
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Trump's campaign, by contrast, was potentially colluding with a foreign government hostile to the United States to disseminate stolen material — with Trump then lying about it and trying to prevent a federal investigation of it.
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"It's a medical truism that it's absolutely essential that physicians with experience with a particular condition disseminate information to others," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University.
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An idea occurred to Left: Take the short positions he wielded against the Long Island companies and aim them up at big companies, the more elite the better, using the internet to disseminate the research.
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Wilson, who was born in Scotland and became the owner of a struggling hatmaking business, intended his journal to develop and disseminate the doctrine of laissez-faire—"nothing but pure principles," as he put it.
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If we allow money and profit margins to dictate how people are able to gather and disseminate information on the internet, those lacking the means to afford high speeds will be left in the dust.
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As with other states where the media is state-controlled, the North Korean regime views broadcasting mainly as a means through which to disseminate propaganda and to extol the benefits and might of the state.
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For a time this lost him some case among the people of his own race, but his personal standing and over- powering intellectuality quickly dissipated the sentiment that some sought to disseminate to his discredit.
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While they both have vowel-heavy names and disseminate questionable health advice, Kourtney has been interested in health for arguably just as long as GP. In fact, some could say she was the original wellness influencer?
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We know the internet has changed the way we disseminate and absorb culture, and that in terms of music, it's allowed us to experience and share a much more diverse range of artists than ever before.
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OxyContin is an extended-release opioid, meaning its active ingredient is supposed to disseminate into the body over a long period of time to spread out the effects and avoid causing a high or an overdose.
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The Church of Christ doesn't disseminate politics explicitly from the pulpit, but Baptists do: Every year, the pastor of the biggest congregation preaches a sermon in which he encourages his flock to remain single-issue voters.
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During recent flooding in Louisiana, Waze worked with the Louisiana Department of Transportation, the city of Baton Rouge and others to disseminate information about shelter locations, closed roads and the best ways to navigate to safety.
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In addition, there were agents and analysts from the FBI who were not on our team, but whose job it was to identify counter-intelligence information in our files and disseminate that information to the FBI.
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Since the Taliban and Islamic State figured out the role of this strategic faux-health campaign, they have been waging a war against health workers, including those dispatched to disseminate the polio vaccine in rural areas.
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Similarly, Germany's BfV domestic intelligence agency and Federal Intelligence Service (BND) accused Saudi Arabia -- along with Qatar and Kuwait -- of funding mosques, religious educational institutions, radical preachers to disseminate Salafism via the Saudi Muslim World League.
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"With each change of leadership, there has been a shift in policy — movies and TV are employed as part of the media campaign to help disseminate the new leader's priorities to his power base," said Lee.
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As I reported for the Atlantic last year, Uighur activists, journalists, and researchers around the world have been using digital tools like the Wayback Machine and Google Earth to find and disseminate information about the camps.
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In an email dated February 22009, 26 Clinton was told by Jacob Sullivan, her deputy chief of staff and foreign policy adviser, that he could not disseminate a message because it was on a classified system.
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But like all art troupes in the North, Samjiyon remains a tool of propaganda for Mr. Kim's government, which uses music, movies, paintings and novels to disseminate the state's ideology and inspire loyalty to its leadership.
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Postobón, a drinks maker and distributor for Pepsi, is part of a huge conglomerate that includes sugar cane growers, sugar mills and the country's biggest media company, RCN Televisión, which helped disseminate the anti-tax message.
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Instagram will likely be the main social media platform used to disseminate disinformation during the 2020 election, while altered "deepfake" videos of candidates will pose a threat as well, according to a report out on Wednesday.
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They range from consolidating courses that would originally have been taken in increments over the span of months to virtual learning to having students staff phone lines for hospitals to help disseminate information about COVID-19.
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"In fact," he recently wrote, "unless the government is suggesting that the defense team will disseminate hit orders from Mr. Guzmán, there is no realistic way for him to do anything" to the witnesses at all.
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The amendment sought to modernize the ban for the internet age, when much of the agency's content can be found online, but the agency is still not permitted to create or disseminate materials specifically targeting Americans.
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ISIS&aposs use of social media to recruit fighters and disseminate propaganda was unprecedented, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte&aposs government has relied on Facebook disinformation to bolster support for his drug war and disparage his enemies.
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This, the critics contend, is part of a longer-term ambition to bypass the mainstream media, disseminate information directly through social media and cut journalists down to size by making them seem ill-informed and irrelevant.
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" In an undercover investigation, Britain's Channel 4 recorded Cambridge Analytica executives expressing their willingness to disseminate misinformation, with its CEO saying, "these are things that don't necessarily need to be true, as long as they're believed.
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In advance of the report's official release, "Manafort arranged to have the law firm disseminate hard copies of the report to numerous government officials, including senior United States executive and legislative branch officials," the filing says.
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Leaders on both sides of the Atlantic are trying to determine whether political parties are using social media platforms to deliberately disseminate propaganda, and whether there are connections to the agendas of outside powers, including Russia.
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Yet, it is our understanding that your client's representatives, including the Washington Post, continue to pursue and to disseminate these false and spurious allegations in a manner that is injurious to American Media and its executives.
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Prosecutors say Avenatti, who had developed a wide social media presence over his representation of Daniels and hints that he could run for president, threatened to disseminate the information Franklin gave him unless he was paid.
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Founded by Ron St. John, the former director of emergency preparedness for Canada, and his son Adam St. John, the app was initially developed to disseminate public health information and expanded to more broadly address security.
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The strategy has already proven effective; Facebook discovered during last year's special election in Alabama that Macedonian hoaxers were setting up pages to disseminate fake news, a practice that country became known for during the 2016 election.
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Image: APThe National Weather Service warns us about potentially dangerous weather, so it would be pretty scary if their highly reliable data analysis and warning system, the one they use to disseminate all their predictions, went down.
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For a time before taking office, Trump did not endorse a report from the US intelligence community accusing Russia of being behind the hacks and using WikiLeaks to disseminate them in order to hurt the Clinton campaign.
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Russians used an imposter account to disseminate inflammatory memes — such as one saying Hillary Clinton admitted the U.S. "created, funded and armed" ISIS and al-Qaeda and other falsely claiming Osama Bin Laden was a CIA agent.
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"The individuals behind this activity used a combination of authentic and fake accounts to disseminate content across a variety of pages and groups", Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of Cybersecurity Policy, said in a statement, dated on Thursday.
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"The individuals behind this activity used a combination of authentic and fake accounts to disseminate content across a variety of pages and groups," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of Cybersecurity Policy, said in a statement, dated on Thursday.
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And in the 10 years since a major hurricane has hit Florida (or anywhere else in the country, for that matter), the number of ways emergency managers can reach residents has exploded, making alerts easier to disseminate.
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"Everything that this aircraft is sending is almost instantaneously sent down to people who can process, exploit and disseminate that information within minutes to our leadership," Bartran told CNN, which was granted access to Osan Air Base.
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In an earnings call in February, Zuckerberg highlighted the ability of artificial intelligence to weed out "problematic" and "violent content" because his company is grappling with its power to disseminate information to its some two billion users.
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The problem with this emphasis on streaming and playlist-centric listening is that it places more power in the hands of the streaming services on whom artists increasingly depend to disseminate their music via algorithms and playlists.
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By using digital media to collect ideas and input in advance, as well as to disseminate information and solicit feedback afterwards, gatherings will be more inclusive and more responsive to the diverse needs of the world's citizens.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to take up a First Amendment challenge to a California law that requires licensed pregnancy centers to disseminate information about the availability of state run programs that provide abortions.
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Carter on Monday acknowledged that the military had recently launched an aggressive cyber war campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) that is targeting the terrorist group's ability to communicate digitally and disseminate propaganda.
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The government, on the other hand, claims that only 13 "snipers" were killed in the confrontation, and has used the state-controlled media to disseminate their account (other sources cite 22 people as their official death toll).
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"One thing that strikes me is how much public talk there is about how we can 'know' things or how the institutions that create and disseminate knowledge should be organized — like the press," Mr. Olasov told us.
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Another important difference, especially when compared to the SARS outbreak, is the speed to take action, to disseminate warnings and recommendations to the general public and to put restrictions on travel as the number of cases increased.
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"With radio you can disseminate messages to communities who you otherwise can't reach," said Salazar of Amhauta, which has supported the teenagers' radio show since its launch in 2014, along with the children's charity Terre des Hommes.
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I didn't want either candidate, but I will give Donald Trump a chance because Hillary Clinton asked us to, because I respect the process and because I have faith in a government framework intended to disseminate power.
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They were the first visible results of a remarkable behind-the-scenes campaign to gather and disseminate political dirt from a foreign country, encouraged by Mr. Trump and carried out by his personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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"The capacity to disseminate misinformation, wild conspiracy theories, to paint the opposition in wildly negative light without any rebuttal — that has accelerated in ways that much more sharply polarize the electorate," he said to The New Yorker.
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Nah I don't think that's gone catch on From there, the idea of canceling began to disseminate from Black Twitter throughout 2015, used as a reaction to someone doing something you disapproved of — either jokingly or seriously.
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Robert Bauer, an election-law specialist who served as White House counsel in the Obama administration, argued that this statute covers the Russian government's paying its spies and hackers to collect and disseminate negative information about Mrs.
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Indictments by Mueller finger more than a dozen Russian intelligence officials in hacking the Democrats and, further, using an "organization" reported to be WikiLeaks as a vehicle to widely disseminate the stolen emails, and damaging the Clinton campaign.
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But as someone who's been fascinated with Musk's use of Twitter to disseminate information, I found myself wondering how a judge might be able to meaningfully punish Musk if he does decide that Tesla's CEO violated the settlement.
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Before any agency can collect, retain, and disseminate intelligence on American citizens, that agency must establish privacy guidelines, and those guidelines, in turn, must be approved by the attorney general after consulting with the director of national intelligence.
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A second plane is delivering a US Coast Guard Mobile Medical Unit to help respond to emergencies, and a Royal Canadian Air Force plane is delivering a US Civil Affairs Information Support Element to help disseminate public information.
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Peter Thiel's data mining company Palantir Technologies has won a US Army contract to develop an intelligence platform that will replace an aging system that the Army currently used to collect and disseminate information, according to Bloomberg Technology.
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The company also will donate $1.5 million to NetHope and the World Food Programme, and is committing Facebook ad space to disseminate information to people in the region on how to get assistance and stay safe, Zuckerberg wrote.
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Another key distinction: premium video companies are legally accountable for all the content they make available, and it is not uncommon for them to have to defend themselves against claims based on the content of material they disseminate.
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Those side deals also would have allowed Sinclair to retain significant control over the stations' operations and programming, causing Democratic critics to worry that it would allow the broadcaster to more widely disseminate its pro-Trump editorial programming.
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Caravaggio never had a conventional studio of the kind that nurtured students who would go on to disseminate the master's style, but the new manner he was pioneering soon had an impact on his fellow artists in Rome.
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Yext's job is to take its clients' information and disseminate it across 100 platforms, providing companies with a one-stop shop to ensure their information is accurate when, for example, a prospective customer Googles it on her phone.
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According to the Republican investigator, the FBI also developed concerns that either Steele or his employer, Fusion GPS, were contacting media organizations to disseminate the very intelligence that was at the heart of its probe, the sources said.
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"It's a very low-cost way to inflict damage on your opponent … they can all afford to have high-level electronic intrusions that allow them to disseminate false information, drive narratives and cause chaos among us," he added.
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They further masked their identities by purchasing infrastructure to use hundreds of different email accounts, sometimes using a new account for each purchase, and made false statements about their identities and used fake personas online to disseminate information.
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The New York Police Department has a reputation for secrecy, often declining to promptly release the kind of documents — complaint reports, use-of-force investigations, officer narratives of arrests — that many other departments disseminate to the news media.
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But even as Birx, Fauci and other health officials have gone on camera to disseminate information, they have had to contend with Trump's desire to be at the center of attention and offer his take on the situation.
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In addition to making this about tailoring a reading app to what consumers are most likely to do on a screen today, it's about rethinking the model for how to source literature to disseminate in the first place.
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Pig speculators ("chao zhu tuan") — yes, there is a specific term for them — traveled to various households and villages to collect these pigs and ship them to other localities, enabling the disease to cross administrative borders and disseminate.
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Prosecutors stated that in obtaining the accounts, they found communications between Stone and WikiLeaks, which is only described as Organization 1, as well as Guccifer 2.0 which is the alias used by Russian intelligence to disseminate the documents.
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While it's normal and expected for spies to spy on their own enemies, it's unusual, and way more dangerous, if those spies disseminate the intelligence they gather with the intention of influencing the internal politics of their biggest enemy.
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"The Trump Campaign's efforts to elect President Trump in D.C. are not suit-related contacts for those efforts did not involve acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracies to disseminate emails that harmed plaintiffs," wrote the Clinton-appointed judge.
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Outlined in Article 17 of the law as the "right to erasure," it allows people to request that an entity with their personal data delete it and not disseminate it further, so they can essentially take back their consent.
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Stallworth was charged weeks ago with four counts of possession of obscene material of persons under 2543 years of age and three counts of possession with intent to disseminate obscene material after allegedly discovering illicit imagery on his phone.
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Stallworth was charged weeks ago with four counts of possession of obscene material of persons under 17 years of age and three counts of possession with intent to disseminate obscene material after allegedly discovering illicit imagery on his phone.
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In some of our cases, the offenders do other creative things: file false police reports, file retaliatory orders of protection, disseminate lies about their partner cheating on them, impersonate on social media, hack their emails to spread their secrets.
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It becomes incumbent upon the business to build up the entire service stack to best practices, review service providers' security compliance and controls and disseminate the visibility and response plans to be used in the event of a breach.
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During the measles crisis in Vietnam, for example, senior health officials asked Hoang and around eight other well-known journalists to help improve the health ministry's social media presence and disseminate official updates to the public during health emergencies.
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Following an established career path for Western female recruits to ISIS, Umm Muthanna has become a propagandist and recruiter, using her various Twitter accounts—most now deleted—to disseminate ISIS' message and to reach out to would-be recruits.
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All the modern day Internet 'supervillain' (or social justice warrior/SJW, if you prefer) has to do is pout out their call to action, which will disseminate onto sympathetic fellow forums, and watch as their adoring fans pile in.
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Roger Stone, a longtime Trump confidant, hammered Swalwell last month over the question of whether Stone's contact on Twitter with "Guccifer 2.0" — a person or group purportedly backed by Russia who helped disseminate stolen Democratic emails — qualifies as collusion.
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Pharrell Williams threatens to sue Trump over use of 'Happy' at rally after Pittsburgh shooting "Pharrell has not, and will not, grant you permission to publicly perform or otherwise broadcast or disseminate any of his music," the latter stated.
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Schools that receive federal funds need greater accountability, for example, by making institutional data more transparent through efforts such as the Postsecondary Data Collaborative, an initiative designed to aggregate and disseminate metrics on college completion and graduate workforce outcomes.
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Through these networks, Alaskan Iñupiat and Yup'ik hunters work with researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks to record, archive, and disseminate observations of sea ice conditions in searchable online databases, using terms in their Native languages and English.
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On Friday, for example, some journalists and media outlets published screenshots of the hackers' Twitter profiles used to disseminate the German politicians data without redacting links to the hacked data itself, which at the time were apparently still live.
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Typical use cases could include restaurant or shopping deals put beacons near their store to lure a prospective customer in with deals or promotions, while beacons have been used to disseminate information at sports stadiums or other public places.
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Rather than disseminate messages as widely as possible, as in 2016, Russian operatives are using private Facebook groups, posts on the online message board 4chan and closed chat rooms that are more difficult to monitor, according to intelligence officials.
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"We ask God to convert the hearts of terrorists and free the world of hatred and of mad murder that abuses the name of God to disseminate death," he said to Roman Catholic faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square.
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The Russian government was clearly "the primary wrongdoer" for hacking into Democratic computers and funneling purloined documents to WikiLeaks to disseminate, found Judge John G. Koeltl of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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Officials sought to disseminate the information through the government by asking certain questions during intelligence briefings that would be put on the record, maintaining as low of a classification level as possible on reports, and providing lawmakers, like Sen.
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The California Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care, and Transparency Act requires licensed clinics, which provide services like ultrasounds, to disseminate a notice stating that California has programs providing "immediate, free or low-cost access" to comprehensive family planning services.
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Marketing and distribution weigh in on whether they can sell and disseminate the film, and then, after totting up expected costs and examining "comps"—the receipts of comparable films—the executives build a spreadsheet showing a range of outcomes.
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"For a long time, Wu Gan used the internet to disseminate voluminous statements attacking state power and the constitutionally established state order, and he promoted the idea of 'toppling the wall' through subversion of state power," the court said.
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The change, it seems, is partly a response to security measures adopted by Facebook after the 2016 campaign in the United States when, officials say, the social media company was used to widely disseminate disinformation and inflame partisan tensions.
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As the diaspora population has grown, Eritreans living outside the country have formed a sprawling activist network employing radio stations, phone hotlines, robocalling systems, and undercover sources inside the country to gather information and also to disseminate material internally.
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According to the Grey Lady, there was a wholesale effort by the Obama administration to spread or disseminate classified information throughout the government and into the public domain that dealt with possible contacts between associates of Trump and the Russians.
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" His co-author and fellow surgeon, Dr. Dani Ejzenberg, agreed, adding, "We think we can disseminate this kind of treatment for lots of women, and we can have an opportunity in the future to achieve pregnancy and have a healthy child.
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In a letter sent to universities and colleges in April 2011, the Office of Civil Rights division of the Department of Education discussed the obligations schools have to investigate claims and listed the following guidelines: -- Disseminate a notice of nondiscrimination.
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Many sensationalized, misleading, or outright false reports about Muslim communities routinely jump geographic and language barriers from Europe to North America with help from a handful of websites that translate and help disseminate such stories across the English-speaking internet.
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This issue has been percolating since 2014, when ISIS seized much of Iraq and social media companies moved aggressively to prevent ISIS from using their sites to disseminate propaganda videos, including the recorded murders of US and British hostages in Syria.
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After all, last week's declassified report jointly authored by the CIA, FBI, and NSA stated in no uncertain terms that RT was being used throughout the election as a tool to disseminate propaganda and swing the vote towards Donald Trump.
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With that in mind, if we could provide a mechanism for the many individuals who detect an attack to report it, and if we could quickly disseminate the information to its likely targets, we could stop most attacks from spreading.
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"The CHASE program seeks to develop automated tools to detect and characterize novel attack vectors, collect the right contextual data and disseminate protective measure both within and across enterprises," DARPA CHASE Program Manager Jennifer Roberts said in a written statement.
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The EOC staff use something called a Virtual Operations Support Team (VOST), which, despite its very bureaucratic-sounding name, is simply a group of volunteers from outside the area that uses various forms social media to collect opinions and disseminate information.
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The draft Geospatial Information Regulation Bill, 2016, says that "no person shall depict, disseminate, publish or distribute any wrong or false topographic information of India including international boundaries through internet platforms or online services or in any electronic or physical form".
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Factmata also has been working with ad exchanges — as we noted back when Factmata first raised $1 million, this was one of the big frontiers it wanted to tackle, since ad networks are so often used to disseminate false information.
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"As is its right, CLF therefore will continue to disseminate this information through all available means so that voters can reach an informed conclusion regarding their choice at the polls on November 6, 2018," an attorney for CLF told the Times.
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If the allegations are substantiated, it means at a bare minimum that members of Russian intelligence attempted to work with Trump campaign insiders to disseminate hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee to try to swing the election to Trump.
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These landmark bills established the National Film Preservation Board and the National Recording Preservation Board respectively to advise the Librarian of Congress about national preservation policy and help the Library develop and disseminate preservation and production standards for at-risk works.
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First was $194K to Ushahidi, a platform used to rapidly collect and disseminate local information to people who may need it quickly: blocked streets in a disaster area, police actions or tear gas in a protest, or voter intimidation during elections.
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For Arriola, social media is a powerful way for young photographers to hone their craft and disseminate their work, especially for those who may not be able to afford or have the name recognition to earn wider means of promotion.
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Then, from the late 0003s through the aughts, came the periodic mass-email update: often deployed by backpacking or otherwise soul-searching 20-somethings, easy and free to disseminate, with recipients blind carbon-copied to prevent a vicious Reply All cycle.
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As his White House team continues to disseminate statements that are demonstrably untrue, while simultaneously engaging in a running effort to discredit CNN as a "fake news" operation, it does appear that he's taking a page out of the Kremlin's playbook.
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The global economy is undoubtedly being stressed by the pandemic, with small businesses especially being affected, and Google signal-boosting the World Health Organization and other government orgs with information to disseminate is a good move that more companies should follow.
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The leaks first emerged in 2015, on a website called Football Leaks, before Mr. Pinto, a year later, joined with the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel and a group of other European news media organizations to slowly disseminate related news articles.
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In an effort to disseminate trustworthy health information on COVID-19, Facebook will roll out its own coronavirus information center, a central hub on the vast social network where the company will collect information from sources like the CDC and WHO.
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"He doesn't have a string of restaurants as Yotam Ottolenghi does, so he has less scope to disseminate his style, but I think Nik really could do for Indian flavors what Yotam has done for Middle Eastern ones," Ms. Henry said.
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"If I were their lawyer, I'd tell them to have an 8-K filing at the S.E.C. the first thing in the morning," Professor Coates said, referring to a regulatory filing used to disseminate information that may be important to shareholders.
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At that time, Stallworth was charged with four counts of possession of obscene material of persons under 17 years of age and three counts of possession with intent to disseminate obscene material after allegedly discovering illicit imagery on his phone.
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The Senior Manager of Strategic Communications plays a lead role to develop and disseminate key messages that influence public opinion, and to identify and employ tactical measures that drive messages with media, policy makers, and other influencers and decision makers.
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The media's defense of the publication of Le Duc's photograph was familiar: that it is the job of the press to disseminate the truth, no matter how bitter, and that by showing the bitterest truth, some justice might be done.
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"The decision of the Bulgarian authorities to disseminate this information publicly prior to notifying the Embassy does not correspond to the traditionally constructive spirit of relations between our states," the Russian embassy said in a posting on its Facebook page.
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"I know you share my concerns that terrorists are using social media to spread their ideologies across the world, to recruit future terrorists, to find funding, and to plan and disseminate terrorist attacks," Rose wrote in the letter to Trump.
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KN: From what I understand is Mulvaney, in his dual role as acting chief of staff and acting OMB director, was kind of the point man to disseminate information around this hold on the Ukraine money throughout the federal government.
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The lawsuit alleges that "Trump associates, WikiLeaks … directed, induced, urged, and/or encouraged Russia … to engage in this conduct and/or to provide … DNC's trade secrets, with the expectation that WikiLeaks and Assange would disseminate those secrets" to help Trump win.
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"It is our understanding that your client's representatives, including the Washington Post, continue to pursue and to disseminate these false and spurious allegations in a manner that is injurious to American Media and its executives," Fine said in the email.
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The industry built to publish and disseminate scientific articles — companies such as Elsevier — has managed to become incredibly profitable by getting a lot of taxpayer-funded, highly skilled labor for free and affixing a premium price tag to its goods.
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"I know you share my concerns that terrorists are using social media to spread their ideologies across the world, to recruit future terrorists, to find funding, and to plan and disseminate terrorist attacks," Rose wrote in the letter to Trump.
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He has attacked the independence of the court system, gerrymandered electoral districts so it's nearly impossible for his Fidesz party to lose its electoral majority, and gotten his allies to buy up independent media outlets to mute criticism and disseminate propaganda.
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Lesley Murphy, a former contestant on The Bachelor and current travel blogger, uses her platform to disseminate information that benefits people like her who are affected by a BRCA genetic mutation, which increases a person's risk of breast, ovarian, and pancreatic cancers.
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But in the social media age, it's easier than ever for politicians to take those tailored messages—the kind they might not like to share with the whole world—and disseminate them only to the people who are most likely to agree.
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Fraudsters have used phishing campaigns and social media manipulation to masquerade as legitimate administrators of ICOs so they can disseminate fake information to potential investors and around the web about where to send money and even when an ICO will be taking place.
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"Among the countless innocuous postings of celebrations and holiday snaps, some malicious forces use Facebook to threaten and harass others, to publish revenge porn, to disseminate hate speech and propaganda of all kinds, and to influence elections and democratic processes," the report says.
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The form and title are both references to MediaFAX: a daily newspaper that was headed by the slain Mozambican journalist, Carlos Cardoso which was the first to disseminate information via fax as a means of escaping government control and evading geographic borders.
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Warner raised similar concerns, saying that political ads on television and print are accessible to fact-checkers and political opponents, "As a result, strong disincentives exist for a candidate to disseminate materially false, inflammatory, or contradictory messages to the public," he wrote.
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No place of worship certified by his organisation would ever disseminate such ideas; nor would imams trained with the EMB's help ever be exposed to such thinking; and the Executive would also make sure that Muslim prisoners were not exposed to extremist theology.
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Labeling manipulated videos or propaganda (or articles and videos that come from sources known to disseminate propaganda) is another task that platforms are undertaking, but an area where there is still significant work to be done (especially when it comes to deep fakes).
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" The group wrote that lumping social media in with state actors, or issuing a broad ruling that permitted lower courts to do so, could "wreak unintended havoc on the rights of online speakers and the private platforms they use to disseminate their messages.
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"Among the countless innocuous postings of celebrations and holiday snaps, some malicious forces use Facebook to threaten and harass others, to publish revenge porn, to disseminate hate speech and propaganda of all kinds, and to influence elections and democratic processes," the committee claimed.
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Propelled by the imperatives of Cold War competition, the United States made investments on an unprecedented scale in institutions dedicated to education and research, while engaging in massive public-private partnerships to disseminate then-new technological marvels like cars, phones, and televisions.
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And the capacity to disseminate misinformation, wild conspiracy theories, to paint the opposition in wildly negative light without any rebuttal — that has accelerated in ways that much more sharply polarize the electorate and make it very difficult to have a common conversation.
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Daniel Webster (R-Fla.) earlier this year, would direct the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop and disseminate guidelines, tools and other resources that small businesses could choose to use as they work to secure their systems from cyber threats.
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Comey has pushed backed, insisting that what he did -- giving unclassified memos to a friend to disseminate to the media in hops of forcing the appointment of a special counsel -- was not only entirely lawful but also in the public's best interests.
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"The individuals behind this activity posed as locals in countries targeted by this campaign -- often using fake accounts -- and created fictitious personas to run Pages and Groups, disseminate their content, increase engagement and drive people to an off-platform domain," Gleicher wrote.
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By March 2017 -- after US intelligence agencies had pinned the blame on Russia for hacking the Democrats and using WikiLeaks to disseminate stolen material -- Corsi had deleted all of his emails prior to October 11, 2016, prosecutors allege in the draft filing.
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Over the last few months politicians, researchers, and media outlets have highlighted issues with how social media platforms promote, amplify, and disseminate anti-vaccine content; content that may reinforce believes that people should not vaccinate their children, putting them at risk of disease.
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Might the brain hold, if not an entire blueprint, then at least some patterning information for the rest of the body, Levin asked—and if so, might the nervous system disseminate this information bioelectrically during the earliest stages of a body's development?
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A federal grand jury has indicted 12 Russian military officers working for the Russian intelligence directorate — known as the GRU — for running an active cyber operation in 2016 to steal and disseminate information with the intent to interfere in the U.S. election.
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Twitter also didn't agree to disseminate a #CrookedHillary emoji on the platform during the run-up to the presidential election, which reportedly contributed to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey not being invited to Trump's meeting with top tech executives in New York on Wednesday.
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Mr. Jones has accumulated much of his wealth from the sale of health-enhancement and survivalist merchandise on his website Infowars, a platform he has used to disseminate conspiracy theories, including the false narrative that the Sandy Hook school massacre was a hoax.
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There he was ostensibly a press attaché, but he was actually directing agents — Western European journalists among them — who had been recruited by the Communists to gather intelligence and to disseminate disinformation to undermine relations between Western European countries and the United States.
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Trevor Baylis, a tinkerer who turned to old-school technology in an effort to disseminate accurate information about AIDS through Africa, inventing a portable radio powered by hand cranking, died on Monday at his home on Eel Pie Island in Twickenham, near London.
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This has resulted in what the U.S. Anti-Defamation League, in a recent report, referred to as a "significant number" of channels that disseminate anti-Semitic and white supremacist content being left online, following the June 2019 changes to the content policy.
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"Political rhetoric and misinformation that various politicians, media outlets and activist groups recklessly disseminate to the American people regarding the ICE mission only serve to further encourage these violent acts," said ICE San Antonio Field Office Director Daniel Bible in a statement.
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AAMC's chief medical education officer, Dr. Alison Whelan, told Business Insider that educators are working to create new curriculum for these students, which may range from virtual learning to manning phone lines for hospitals to help disseminate accurate information about COVID-19.
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It is one thing to fund a program for the training of election observers; it is quite another to hack the files of the Democratic National Committee or to establish fake social media accounts to disseminate false rumors and smear particular candidates.
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" Mr. Alonzo, the curator, calls the artist's sticker campaign "pioneering," adding that it offered Mr. Fairey "a means to produce, disseminate and promote" his own images in the public sphere before "the viral dissemination of imagery we associate with 21st-century social media.
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"We are pleased that the New York Supreme Court agreed that Reorg does not disseminate this information to the public, but rather sells it in confidence to an exclusive subscriber base and is, therefore, not entitled to the protections of the Shield Law."
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It stipulates that "no person is under any circumstances permitted to disseminate information about detention or re-education via telephone, smartphone, or the internet," and that officials are "strictly forbidden" from receiving "related media interviews" or make "unauthorized disclosure" about the internment campaign.
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Ian Bernstein and Adam Wilson, the inventors who came up with the Sphero, six years ago, were immersed in hacker culture, and they planned to disseminate portions of their code to anyone who wanted to improve on it or add to it.
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And the capacity to disseminate misinformation, wild conspiracy theories, to paint the opposition in wildly negative light without any rebuttal—that has accelerated in ways that much more sharply polarize the electorate and make it very difficult to have a common conversation.
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He told Reuters that his team, which had been monitoring Indonesia in light of increasing tensions in Papua, had tracked the false accounts, which would disseminate content, buy ads, and drive people to other sites, to an Indonesian media firm called InsightID.
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Twitter said on Thursday that countries including Bangladesh and Venezuela had been using social media to disseminate government talking points, while Facebook detailed a broad Iranian disinformation campaign that touched on everything from the conflict in Syria to conspiracy theories about the Sept.
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According to the leaked emails, a secret campaign to gather dirt, create controversy and disseminate negative publicity, was coordinated in the Manhattan offices of PR agency Brown Lloyd James (BLJ), who secured lucrative contracts worth $80,000 a month from the Qatari World Cup bid.
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As we reported, the judge on Friday specifically ordered Stephen not to disseminate sexually explicit photos or images of Mel B. He did not rule yet on her request to make Belafonte tell or facilitate the removal of her belongings at the storage facility.
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During recent political events like the U.S. elections and the referendum in the U.K., many accused Facebook of helping to disseminate inaccurate spins, or downright false information, about the issues at hand and candidates, connecting that dissemination directly to the outcomes of those voting events.
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"Following this ruling ... owners of social media platforms that are used to disseminate news such as blogs, online TV and radio are required to continue with the registration process and observe ethics outlined in the relevant regulations," government spokesman Hassan Abbasi said in a statement.
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Make it impermissible to use any information related to seeking mental health or substance use treatment for any aspect of immigration enforcement and provide funding to disseminate this information to immigrants and for education about the availability of such services as part of immigration services.
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Not only does practically everyone now walk around with a camera, but many have the ability to disseminate live video -- as seen last July, when Diamond Reynolds used Facebook Live to live-stream the aftermath of a Minnesota police officer shooting her boyfriend, Philando Castile.
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Watkins, a Canadian IT security consultant with a taste for open source intelligence (OSINT), is just one of hundreds of self-confessed military technology wonks harnessing Twitter's transparent, open platform to keep tabs on military vehicles and disseminate, educate, and collaborate with like minded individuals.
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The number of audience interactions have been increased and there is a more graceful emphasis on the connections between the personal choices each individual makes (what to reveal to another person, what to disseminate online) and larger political trade-offs between liberty and security.
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The Marine Corps has begun making tactical tablets a regular part of Marine kit, such as the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Common Handheld (MCH), a system that helps small-unit leaders navigate and disseminate orders, graphics and digital data pertaining to a mission.
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Through Facebook's cascading scandals, we've also learned that Russia's Internet Research Agency used fake Facebook accounts — not to mention Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Tumblr, Pinterest, Vine and Google+ — as vehicles to disseminate destabilizing misinformation in some cases both before and after the 2016 presidential election.
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He added that he was excited by the technological possibilities of the plans, which call for adding cutting-edge streaming capabilities that will allow the center to capture and disseminate performances in a much more immersive, sophisticated way than is done at most theaters.
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Since the historic June 12 meeting with Trump, Kim and the North Korean regime have worked to shift the focus from nuclear brinksmanship onto the economy, something that is surprisingly evident, even in the information it has chosen to disseminate to its own people.
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"Robel, a provost and executive vice president for the university, said in a letter to students that Rasmusen, who has been employed by the university since 1992, has "for many years" used his social media accounts to "disseminate his racist, sexist, and homophobic views.
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Washington (CNN)Special counsel Robert Mueller's team is combing through Roger Stone's track record as a self-proclaimed "dirty trickster" amid its investigation into whether Stone was involved in Russian efforts to steal and disseminate damaging information about Democrats ahead of the 20103 election.
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Indeed, the industry built to publish and disseminate scientific articles — companies such as Elsevier and Springer Nature — has managed to become incredibly profitable by getting a lot of taxpayer-funded, highly skilled labor for free and affixing a premium price tag to its goods.
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The shows' primary theme is to demonstrate how "Luther made extremely good use of the new media at his disposal" to disseminate his teachings, said Tomoko Emmerling, project manager for "'Here I Stand' … Luther Exhibitions USA 25," a United States-German partnership presenting the shows.
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The act also empowers the president to direct any federal agency to use its personnel, facilities and equipment to support state and local emergency efforts, disseminate public health and safety information, provide public health and safety measures, and distribute supplies like medicine and food.
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What the president publicly stated and tweeted takes on greater significance in light of the revelation that his campaign representatives — as we learned in the memo from Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee — were told that Russians could disseminate emails stolen from Mrs. Clinton.
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The connection isn't as direct as beginning to bite my hands once I gave up cutting myself — there isn't so clear a line as that — but it does make me think about how self-injurious inclinations can change and disseminate as we get older.
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" Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, among other tech companies, founded the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism in 2017, with the mission to "substantially disrupt terrorists' ability to promote terrorism, disseminate violent extremist propaganda, and exploit or glorify real-world acts of violence using our platforms.
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Azar's comments contradict President Trump's assertion a day earlier that "anybody that wants a test can get a test" and come amid criticism of the administration's ability to quickly disseminate diagnostic tests across the country as new cases of the coronavirus pop up each day.
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As part of the 2006 ruling in the suit, which sought to punish cigarette makers for decades of deceiving the public about the dangers of their product, the companies were ordered to disseminate "corrective statements" centered on the health risks and addictive nature of smoking.
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"With increasingly dangerous conditions for human rights defenders on the ground, online spaces enable us to safely and widely disseminate information about the human rights situation in the Philippines," Nymia Pimentel-Simbulan, executive director of the Philippine Human Rights Information Center, told VICE News.
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"Fox News was working with the Trump administration to disseminate fake news in order to distract the public from Russia's alleged attempts to influence our Country's presidential election," states the lawsuit filed by Rod Wheeler, a former Washington, D.C., homicide detective who investigated Rich's death.
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Ms. Martin said that Oxford's definition — "an ideological grouping associated with extreme conservative or reactionary viewpoints, characterized by a rejection of mainstream politics and by the use of online media to disseminate deliberately controversial content" — was a particularly difficult one to research and write.
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Before it withdrew its complaints, the firm accused Mr. Akhmetshin of an elaborate scheme to steal emails and other confidential information from its computer system and disseminate it to help its Russian competitor, which it said was controlled by Andrey Melnichenko, a Russian billionaire.
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They are also known for so-called "information laundering" funneling large sums of money—often so-called "dark money" donations to nonprofit groups such as the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and the Heartland Institute—to disseminate misinformation on climate science and other topics.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A lawyer for U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign on Thursday rejected as "wild speculation" allegations by three Americans that it conspired with Russians to disseminate their private information from hacked emails to deter them from supporting Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.
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