France also unwittingly played a part in disseminating the ideology.
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The influential accounts were accused of disseminating similarly illegal content.
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Pierson convinced him that disseminating mindfulness was a tremendous opportunity.
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We have new ways of making photographs and disseminating photographs.
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Media expertise is crucial for disseminating news in a networked environment.
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Despite the virtual channels of disseminating information, this battlefield is very real.
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Receiving and disseminating hacked materials is similar to what news organizations do.
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Plus, under California law, she cannot be charged with disseminating revenge porn.
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It's about Russians first hacking computers and then disseminating what they found.
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Jeffrey Sterling was convicted for allegedly disseminating classified information to a journalist.
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Compared to the other means of disseminating content, Twitter is a giant.
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I'm making art, making a statement, and disseminating information about what happened.
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"In the Netherlands Russia is being blamed for disseminating disinformation," the statement read.
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The app remains political parties' favoured means of disseminating propaganda, factual and otherwise.
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They did not engage in a disinformation campaign disseminating lies about Hillary Clinton.
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Airlines argue that collecting and disseminating passenger information should be the government's role.
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The second charge related to disseminating terrorist publications, police added in a statement.
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The feeling is perhaps magnified among those whose business was disseminating human culture.
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Artlery is creating a really interesting system for licensing art and disseminating ownership.
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Periodical journals have been the principal means of disseminating science since the 17th century.
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PERIODICAL journals have been the principal means of disseminating science since the 17th century.
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He was arrested again the next day after tabulating and disseminating polling results himself.
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The government has previously denied disseminating the list to private groups, the AP noted.
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He also learned how to repair typewriters — essential for disseminating underground literature, or samizdat.
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Ms. Spanberger reiterated her demand that the fund stop disseminating information from the documents.
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He denied disseminating misinformation, focusing instead on content that gushed about his clients's virtues.
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Is Bethune-Cookman compiling the grids and disseminating that information to pre-law students?
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Though his communiques don't get much media coverage, Zawahiri is still disseminating his message.
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Facebook does not have a financial stake in dispassionately disseminating true or unbiased information.
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He explores the process of fabricating and disseminating news, rather than critique the news itself.
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Similarly, by disseminating PDFs from Sci-Hub, the coronavirus archive is in questionable legal territory.
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In that suit, the investor accused Definers of disseminating false information about the London incident.
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He has also accused Clinton of knowingly disseminating classified information through her private email server.
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Le Pen was placed under formal investigation in March on suspicion of disseminating violent images.
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Disseminating false information to help sell a product finds no protection in the First Amendment.
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Jones doesn't live in reality, and Kelly's interview risks validating him and disseminating his bullshit.
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So let's make finding that out, and disseminating the results, part of the government's job.
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It is financed by the Turkish government and is suspected of disseminating pro-Erdogan propaganda.
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I'm surprised to see The New York Times disseminating such stereotypes to millions of readers.
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They also criticized NHK for not disseminating news of their daughter's death throughout the company.
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Deepening and disseminating the knowledge economy is today's road to greater and more inclusive prosperity.
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It's our principal means of gaining information and disseminating it and communicating to one another.
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She went to the Ukrainian embassy and they were disseminating false information on Donald Trump.
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Twitter's important role in disseminating news and opinion is also an area of conflict for Dorsey.
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The officials confronted Miranda about the selfie and accused her of disseminating the photo to students.
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"Disseminating stories from dubious sources has been a recurring problem with your administration," the letter states.
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For still others, the revolution starts with disseminating anti-fascist poetry and casting spells en masse.
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But disseminating a clear message against the practice has proven a challenge for the Egyptian government.
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The lawsuit seeks an injunction preventing the companies from disseminating misleading list prices for insulin products.
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"We need to test the program at every level of play" before disseminating it, he said.
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Singapore proposed a new law that would allow similarly harsh punishments for those disseminating fake news.
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But disseminating half truths to avoid stepping on anyone's toes is not the way to go.
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In many ways, this would seem to inhibit the news media's old monopoly on disseminating information.
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Others quickly rallied to find out the killer's real name by disseminating his photo on Facebook.
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"Russia is being blamed for disseminating disinformation," Moscow's embassy in The Hague said in a statement.
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They face an array of charges, including disseminating false news and belonging to an outlawed group.
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Vernon C. Waters, by scrupulously disseminating jigsawlike testimony from the troops who were in his charge.
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Officials can adopt a policy that involves gathering information about passengers and disseminating information to travelers.
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We can start by disseminating the free Compassionate Schools curriculum (Thrive!) to classrooms across the globe.
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Historians long characterized it as a failure, disseminating myths of corruption or of African-American incapacity.
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Investing in creating and disseminating prevention strategies will save countless more lives than newer cancer treatments.
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Manning was convicted in 2013 of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks.
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It calls for the creation of a group charged with disseminating the results of these new models.
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Fox News is amazingly effective at disseminating and getting people to buy in to Trumpian talking points.
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He was previously imprisoned in 2018 for owning terrorist documents and disseminating terrorist publications, according to Reuters.
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At their roots, zines are a way of disseminating information and narratives that mainstream channels have rejected.
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Hoover had dossiers on everyone, and contacts in all different parts of the government for disseminating them.
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Publicly funded science, he wrote, is very good at coming up with new knowledge and disseminating it.
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According to the court order, these newspapers are accused of disseminating "terrorist propaganda" and aiding terrorist organizations.
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Today, the vehicle for disseminating stage blood has also advanced beyond the squirt bottle—to the condom.
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It's a step toward not just disseminating information but helping people decide whom they trust, and why.
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By Monday, the CDC stopped disseminating figures on the number of people tested and the death toll.
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Activists gathered to discuss their upcoming demonstration; they began disseminating their flyers to museumgoers and discussing strategy.
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Twitter may make efforts to stomp out fake-news disseminating bots — but it can't alter our rash behavior.
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However, if an insurer like Aetna keeps its members long enough, there's better alignment for disseminating this app.
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They say the citizen journalist was forcibly quarantined by Wuhan police after disseminating viral video reports about coronavirus.
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Images on social media showed large plumes of smoke disseminating above mountains against a backdrop of blue sky.
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Twitter, with about 140 million daily users, plays a crucial role in breaking news and disseminating eyewitness content.
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Manning, a transgender woman, was convicted of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks.
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Neo-Nazis identified the internet as a powerful tool for disseminating hate early on in the web's inception.
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The intelligence community is confident that Moscow meddled by spreading misinformation, hacking and disseminating emails to damage candidates.
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Experts say radical inmates like Abdurrahman still get away with disseminating sermons by email, Facebook, and hard copies.
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Our analysis suggests that the major global alcohol producers may attempt to mitigate this by disseminating misleading information.
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A recent U.S. Senate report shows that more than 300 Bulgarian websites are dedicated to disseminating Russian disinformation.
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Clinton during the 2016 presidential election by disseminating documents related to Mr. Manafort's work in Ukraine before 2014.
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Ip said he had only been disseminating information shared by anonymous users and didn't participate in any protest.
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He had pleaded guilty to "possession of terrorist documents and disseminating terrorist publication" in December 2018, Reuters reported.
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Lewis said earlier this week that Assange had put lives at risk by disseminating classified materials through Wikileaks.
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The opening of international borders since the Second World War has been instrumental in disseminating health-related technologies.
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Public policy groups can be helpful here by creating and disseminating clear procedures for the industry to follow.
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His lawyers got access, but the bankruptcy judge issued a protective order prohibiting them from disseminating the emails.
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Unfortunately, many anti-abortion advocates further perpetuate this belief by disseminating incorrect information about reproductive healthcare and women's choices.
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The State Department did not respond to requests for comment about the accuracy of the information it was disseminating.
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Following the attack, numerous world leaders have called out Facebook for its role in disseminating this type of content.
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Tree burial entails burying the ashes of the deceased underground, while flower burial entails disseminating ashes in flower beds.
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Breeding and disseminating new crops is a long-winded business, but a DNA-based approach has already shown promise.
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Publishing the text without critical notes could be considered tantamount to disseminating Nazi propaganda, which is outlawed in Germany.
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Disseminating unclassified information is generally not considered leaking and the President did not assert executive privilege over Comey's testimony.
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The sexual abuse charges accompany charges including disseminating false information, fraud, money laundering and causing damage to the public.
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One of these qualifying situations applies when 1) the party requesting records is primarily engaged in disseminating information (i.e.
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The two are still in jail pending investigations on charges of inciting violence and disseminating and publishing false news.
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She was charged with spreading false news that threatened national security and disseminating a video that violated public decency.
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All messages delivered into the public arena are filtered through the attitudes, values and biases of the disseminating source.
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More importantly, Attaran talks about the role the Olympic Games would play in disseminating the disease around the globe.
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Google has to have rules for what you can upload to their servers because they're responsible for disseminating it.
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We already know that Cambridge Analytica reached out to Julian Assange about finding and disseminating Hillary Clinton's deleted emails.
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British news media said Amman pleaded guilty in 2018 to charges of possessing terrorist documents and disseminating terrorist publications.
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" There is a rather distinct gap between what Russia is accused of disseminating and what it labeled "fake news.
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Pence's suggestion that it is only "now" that we understand WikiLeaks' involvement in "disseminating classified information" is oddly incorrect.
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The former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency is infamous for disseminating so-called "Flynn Facts," or dubious assertions.
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He was soon disseminating photographs of himself in a tuxedo, at a Manhattan gala, walking a red carpet. ♦
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In 2018 a UN report held Facebook responsible for disseminating hate speech that fueled atrocities against Myanmar's Rohingya minority.
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This way of disseminating seeds might actually be more common than scientists have previously thought, according to a new study.
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What is the rationale to go beyond not just disseminating policy details and motivating people, but to sharing inside intelligence?
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But Snapchat seems to have assumed a unique role when it comes to cataloguing and disseminating teen acts of violence.
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Cha-ching. Market data disseminating across the Web, through your online broker, via Bloomberg and Dow Jones, is big business.
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Not only have they responded favorably, but they have also played an active role in creating and disseminating the image.
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SAMHSA's Policy Lab will lead the effort to reconfigure its approach to identifying and disseminating evidence-based practice and programs.
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The Obama administration made a decision that it couldn't prosecute Assange for disseminating classified information without threatening the First Amendment.
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There is a clear line between censoring someone and refusing to provide them with institutional resources for disseminating their ideas.
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But Snapchat could play an important role in both disseminating quality information and facilitating social connection for young people, specifically.
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We've had to defend videos which we allow in the U.S. but in Europe people view as disseminating hate speech.
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Frequently, of course, it functions as a convenient forum for disseminating news and photos to far-flung relatives and friends.
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Since then, internet giants like Facebook and Google have engaged in soul searching over their roles in disseminating false news.
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NOAA's ability to continue pursuing and disseminating climate science stems partly from its relative anonymity, even within the federal government.
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We must rediscover the term "public good," holding entities like Sinclair and Fox News to account for disseminating outlandish propaganda.
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" Pence continued by asserting "we now understand (WikiLeaks) was involved in disseminating classified information about the United States of America.
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If they play along with the ludicrous notion that Clinton loves firing coal miners, they are sanctioning and disseminating misinformation.
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She was arrested earlier this month and charged with sexual exploitation of a minor and disseminating indecent material to a minor.
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While art education has been declining, networks for teaching art and disseminating images of (and ideas about) art have greatly developed.
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So the AP is disseminating a story on social channels that do not hold the full text up to closer scrutiny.
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The Supreme State Security Prosecution said Thursday that Wael Abbas is suspected of disseminating false news and joining an outlawed group.
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The FBI Record Vault Twitter is used for disseminating the files for Freedom of Information Act requests that have been fulfilled.
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The hackers allegedly used the funds to purchase the domains, servers, and accounts involved in obtaining and disseminating the stolen materials.
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Steele also devised a plan for disseminating the document to U.S. and European law enforcement officials, they added, including the FBI.
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The hoaxing strategy entails planting and disseminating false stories about politicians and parties through both the traditional media and social platforms.
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CDC is disseminating the guideline but training on the guideline is voluntary and not necessarily targeted to areas of highest need.
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Collecting, analyzing and disseminating this material will be a major effort, one of the most important as the city is liberated.
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The viral video implying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was drunk at a public event has underscored Facebook's role in disseminating misinformation.
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Pro-Trump media is spreading across the U.S., disseminating Trumpian rhetoric about fake news and mainstream media bias through every medium.
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And an independent financial monitoring unit was established with the sole mandate of receiving, analyzing and disseminating suspicious currency transaction reports.
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The FBI interviewed Hillary Clinton about her private email server, and WikiLeaks began disseminating emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee.
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As one of the top 20 most popular websites in the world, Reddit has been at the forefront of disseminating news.
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And tools including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have given these politicians a significant portion of control in disseminating their own messages.
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"It is wrong to take money from political campaigns in exchange for disseminating blatant lies to the American people," she said.
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He said the lawyers were particularly angry about the doctors disseminating a mobile phone video on social media showing the beating.
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The speed of disseminating information has carried mistruths about Jill as a person, which she was unable and unwilling to challenge.
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Cigarette packs have long served as portable advertising for tobacco companies, with smokers conveniently disseminating branding and imagery wherever they go.
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Along with her words of defense, though, the social media darling retweeted the nude photos themselves, thereby disseminating the images throughout Twitter.
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In March, for example, UN investigators claimed Facebook had played "a determining role" in disseminating hateful rhetoric against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
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Over the weekend, she continued to critique companies like Amazon over algorithm bias and platforms like Google and Facebook for disseminating misinformation.
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Amid fears that the boundaries between reality and fiction are dissolving, researchers have begun sketching out proposals to prevent it from disseminating.
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He was also investigated by the IRS and charged with mail fraud for disseminating Formula 1020 and other dubious products via post.
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Manning was convicted in 2013 on multiple counts, including violations of the Espionage Act and copying and disseminating classified military field reports.
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These intricacies and vulnerabilities are what fuel MDS in tandem with the hosts' personal journeys in understanding and disseminating what they uncover.
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Terrorists may use it for disseminating propaganda and to recruit, but is being threatening to China the right way to stop that?
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"The functions of this campaign -- disseminating the Vice President's message, educating voters, and earning their votes -- will not change," the memo reads.
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But after weeks of the president deliberately disseminating misinformation, many Americans underestimate the danger and have been slow to take necessary precautions.
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HONG KONG — China does not allow its people to gain access to Facebook, a powerful tool for disseminating information and influencing opinion.
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Li said there was no evidence of "super-spreaders" capable of disseminating the virus more widely, as happened during the SARS outbreak.
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The topic led Mr. Trump to suggest that Mr. Comey consider putting reporters in prison for disseminating classified information, the associate said.
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With devastating cuts disseminating higher education in the past several years, universities are struggling to balance their budgets, often with extreme measures.
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Chowdhury was convicted at London's Woolwich Crown Court of preparing terrorist acts, possessing information useful to terrorism and disseminating a terrorist publication.
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At the same time, the institutions charged with discovering and disseminating truth — the government, media, the academy — were increasingly beholden to capital.
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Completed before we started consuming and disseminating information digitally, the two series now nostalgically remind us of a not-so-distant past.
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They're just collecting data, disseminating information, and providing information to the FAA, airports, and things like that—just garden variety program implementation.
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Jihadis have built their own apps for disseminating propaganda internally and utilize Facebook and Twitter to reach beyond direct followers, the study found.
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As Julia Azari has argued, the news media helped perform a coordinating role for Trump during the Republican primaries by disseminating his message.
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A handsome gay man named Ashley is disseminating snacks while Paolo, an older guy, Italian, sits next to me and makes polite conversation.
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"I see this as amplifying, giving voice to the voiceless, disseminating injustices to the greater community, and creating understanding and solidarity," Atama said.
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Sunday&aposs statement by prosecutor Nabil Sadek says the suspects face an array of additional charges, including inciting violence and disseminating false news.
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What would be the point of teaching and scholarship if I didn't believe that producing and disseminating knowledge would make our lives better?
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Regardless of your political affiliation, you should be concerned that anyone can be targeted for merely visiting a website legally disseminating political news.
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Second, newsgatherers like Snapchat have a First Amendment interest in disseminating user-generated content, including ballot selfies, as part of their political coverage.
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That's because part of the research and development process includes creating and disseminating videos and advertising for mock games through channels like Facebook.
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The findings will help inform newsroom best practices for requesting tips about misinformation as well as disseminating debunks to the public via WhatsApp.
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"All of the agencies, particularly law enforcement agencies, make contributions to the agencies that are responsible for gathering it, disseminating it," Basham said.
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This is pretty rich coming from the group that has spent a decade disseminating documents from the State Department and other government organizations.
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Catch 22: As these companies get better at disseminating news, they become even bigger targets for bad actors, perpetuating the cycle of misinformation.
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Instead, participatory councils are a standard component of clean democratic governance, much like having transparent accounting practices or disseminating data on policy performance.
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In fact he talked and said specifically that Doha's practices are providing financial support to terrorism while disseminating violent hate speech is unacceptable.
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Most newspapers have this dual approach to disseminating news and opinion, too — a front page with hard news headlines, and an editorial section.
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" In 1994, he supported an amendment cutting off funds to school districts disseminating educational materials that taught homosexuality as "a positive lifestyle alternative.
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Reuters reported that an Israeli court found Michael Kadar, 19, guilty on charges of extortion, disseminating hoaxes to spread panic and money launder.
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While no votes were changed, Moscow was successful in disseminating an avalanche of disinformation online partly through the use of social media bots.
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Russia believes that by disseminating enough false information about the most inflammatory areas of American politics, it can sow chaos in the system.
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First nominated by Trump in 2017, Myers has been criticized for lobbying to privatize the very information NOAA is responsible for publicly disseminating.
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Human rights investigators at the United Nations are saying that Facebook played "a determining role" in disseminating hateful rhetoric in Myanmar, Reuters reports.
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In 503, Mr. Hernandez admitted to taking part in making and disseminating the videos, which featured a 13-year-old girl having sex.
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Zardulu said her mission remains the same — to return mystery to everyday life by using modern methods of telling and disseminating archetypal myths.
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In 2009, the Constitutional Court, Germany's highest legal body, ruled that disseminating radical-right-wing and Nazi views is not per se unconstitutional.
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But Li said there was no evidence of "super-spreaders" capable of disseminating the virus more widely, as happened during the SARS outbreak.
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"Bern Notice," a newsletter written by Sirota, resembles the left-wing fare on Substack, attacking the corporate media and disseminating pro-Sanders pieces.
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With this collaboration, the French have a foothold in Shanghai and should focus less on disseminating "expertise" and more on opportunities to learn.
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With this collaboration, the French has a foothold in Shanghai and should focus less on disseminating "expertise" and more on opportunities to learn.
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Social media has allowed these agents of distortion to sow distrust in reliable news outlets while simultaneously disseminating disinformation on an unprecedented scale.
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But for the gallery, that kind of conversation is incompatible with a privileging of exploitation as a mode for producing and disseminating art.
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At the end of the day, withholding information, disseminating false information, or barring people from sourcing their own information is all dangerous practice.
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" Russian officials have denied that narrative and accused the US of disseminating false information to "demoralize the Venezuelan army" and conduct an "information war.
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We also work hard on disseminating the information via social media to get the information into the hands of the people who can vote.
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Yet people have been prosecuted for disseminating such information, and at trial, the government blocks them from using the unclassified document as a defense.
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Despite the information British tabloids seem to enjoy disseminating, the Palace has seemingly made it clear that there's room for more than one duchess.
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The app also provides daily quizzes about policy aimed at disseminating Clinton's positions on major issues and contrasting them with Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For centuries, printmaking has been an affordable and egalitarian method of reproducing and disseminating texts, knowledge, and artwork.
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Harry Potter is becoming sacred for the same reasons—for nearly 20 years a global community of devotees have been meticulously disseminating its text.
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Similarly, the media should consider whether disseminating stolen emails before an election is sufficiently dangerous to our democracy as akin to publishing troop movements.
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He added that the online ad ecosystem was complicit in disseminating and profiting off of misinformation, and that ''these ad quality problems are systemic.
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At some point in 2014 she began to hero-worship the American jihadist cleric Anwar Awlaki, disseminating his theological and political statements on Twitter.
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All it would take is for judges to make a point of publicly disseminating written decisions whenever they find an officer was not credible.
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The "we" in his initial email refers to himself and another employee in Walmart's e-commerce division who was involved in disseminating the letter.
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The World Health Organization has played an enormously important role, disseminating information and findings, and helping governments better plan their response to the crisis.
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Political social bots have been stealing headlines ever since, described variously as "fake Americans," as "weaponized" and as "fake-news-disseminating" agents of Russia.
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That's an especially urgent problem considering that just Tuesday, a Bipartisan Senate report detailed how instrumental Instagram is especially in disseminating Russian information campaigns.
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The picture, taken by the Mexican photojournalist Julia Le Duc, became the locus of an ongoing debate about the ethics of disseminating brutal images.
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Much of the data that is currently available already requires those requesting datasets to fulfill contractual obligations, preventing them from disseminating confidential patient information.
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But Kramer's attorney, Larry Robbins, raised grave concerns that the committee was violating rules by disseminating private information about Kramer's appearance before the panel.
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While the protests in Hong Kong are largely leaderless, there are a few organizations that have sponsored demonstrations and that assist in disseminating information.
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On Wednesday, the prosecutor said Mr. Hegazy was being detained for 15 days on charges of disseminating fake news and running an illegal organization.
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Furthermore, there were no limitations placed on disseminating this information, and we will continue to fulfill our oversight responsibilities in accordance with House rules.
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Secondly, Pence's suggestion that it wasn't well understood in 2016 that WikiLeaks was in the business of "disseminating classified information" is simply not true.
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Mr. Mueller's indictments show that Russian agents interfered with the 2016 election by sowing discord on social media and hacking and disseminating Democrats' emails.
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Earlier this week, Obama commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, who was convicted of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks.
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There was one unit that engaged in active cyber operations by stealing information and a different unit that was responsible for disseminating the stolen information.
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Tesla sued Tripp on June 20th for allegedly hacking its internal systems and stealing gigabytes of data, and for disseminating trade secrets to third parties.
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In 2006, Joy, 38, was convicted in New York of third-degree rape, third-degree criminal sexual acts, and disseminating indecent material to a minor.
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That may mean seeking better contracts, disseminating best practices (like ways to mitigate the risks of VPPAs) and, critically, opening electricity markets to more competition.
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Hamren followed up with a fuller response, cutting past the specific issue to talk more generally about Microsoft's strategy for receiving and disseminating user feedback.
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Just ahead of the polls, the government ordered the temporary blocking of 17 websites, citing regulations prohibiting media from disseminating information that might affect security.
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In the suits, Mr. Cohen had accused both companies of disseminating the dossier even though both knew that it contained what he described as lies.
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After 53 seasons of disseminating possibly the worst weight loss advice ever, NBC's The Biggest Loser is finally calling it quits, reports the Daily Mail.
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Because if it were to give up Spoke, "we will not be disseminating information in a way that is easy, quick and accessible," she said.
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Her current enterprise has been deft in using social-media tools as a way of reaching supporters, disseminating opposition research and occasionally engaging with Trump.
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But Rich worries that disseminating information having to do with mental health this way stirs up hysteria, and clouds our ability to deal with it.
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Any outlet convicted of disseminating "unreliable socially significant information" could face fines of up to 85033 million rubles under the new legislation, according to reports.
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Since August, 2018, Media Matters has tallied more than two hundred instances of Trump disseminating Fox News items to his fifty-eight million Twitter followers.
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The party serves as a stark example how quickly coronavirus spreads in crowded areas, and the role asymptomatic people can play in disseminating the disease.
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In indicting Mr. Assange for obtaining, accepting and disseminating classified materials, the Department of Justice opened a new front in its campaign against illegal leaks.
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German government officials have called for an investigation into YouTube for allowing right-wing groups to use the Internet platform for disseminating neo-Nazi material.
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The group, the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs, or Ditib, is financed by the Turkish government and is suspected of disseminating pro-Erdogan propaganda.
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There was one unit that engaged in active cyber operations by stealing information, and a different unit that was responsible for disseminating the stolen information.
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Solafa Magdy, Hossam El-Sayyad and Mohamed Salah (Egypt) Three journalists awaiting sentencing on charges of membership in a banned group and disseminating false news.
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The White House and RNC are coordinating a campaign to discredit Comey, including disseminating critical media coverage (RNC email subject line: "Savannah grills `Catty' Comey").
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"There was one unit that engaged in active cyber operations by stealing information and a different unit responsible for disseminating the stolen information," Rosenstein said.
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Assange is thus accused of not just receiving classified information and disseminating it but in essence of breaking into the secured computers of the government.
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If President Barack Obama commuted Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange would allow himself to be sent back to the U.S. to face charges for disseminating classified information.
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Trump during the campaign routinely applauded Wikileaks for its role in disseminating the contents of internal communications stolen from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign.
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"Stone communicated with the very organization that was disseminating materials from the DNC computers in the months after the hack," prosecutors wrote in the filing Friday.
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The year began with a cataclysmic election interference investigation, as social networks slowly came to terms with their role disseminating Russian propaganda during the 2016 campaign.
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As was the case with the first of these mass leaks in 2014, 4chan has been a primary vehicle for disseminating links to the photo sets.
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The prisoner, formerly known as Bradley Manning, is a former Army intelligence analyst convicted of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks.
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On the other hand, he notes, grassroots moral panics may be amplified by social media, "which could be the basis for disseminating falsehoods and hysteria"—a.k.a.
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Anyone who finds themselves in the position of disseminating information to the public has an obligation to inform themselves about the issues they're putting on display.
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The open letter to Zuckerberg called Force 47 "state-sponsored trolls" and accused them of exploiting Facebook's community policies and disseminating fake news about the activists.
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WikiLeaks has published caches of classified documents on numerous occasions, and it's come under widespread criticism for disseminating hacked emails from Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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It is clear that terror can no longer be contained within the Middle East, and Islamists have become extremely successful at disseminating a "victimized Muslim" narrative.
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That lawsuit alleges that the defendants conspired to disrupt the 2016 presidential election and undermine Clinton's campaign by hacking the DNC's servers and disseminating stolen information.
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He's still in jail today on allegations of belonging to a banned organization and disseminating "false news" for his reporting on security force abuses in Sinai.
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The open letter to Zuckerberg called Force 47 "state-sponsored trolls" whom it accused of exploiting Facebook's community policies and disseminating fake news about the activists.
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It took Fox News over a week to retract this baseless story, during which it devoted a significant portion of its primetime hours to disseminating it.
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She also said that she played no part in disseminating the video and that she did not discuss with her husband who might have done so.
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Companies in the business of disseminating information, from WeChat to TikTok, hire armies of content moderators to root out what the government deems inappropriate or illegal.
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The magazine was a primary intellectual force in disseminating this foundation of modern liberalism — that a larger central government could stick up for the little guy.
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Jack Posobiec, a right-wing provocateur with a track record for disseminating false information, was one of a few prominent Trump supporters who embraced the decision.
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It also found that the number of journalists imprisoned on charges of disseminating false news rose to 28, compared with nine just a few years ago.
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Although the Twitter accounts used for disseminating the information were taken down early Friday, several hours later, many of the servers hosting the information remained accessible.
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Asdal is responsible for establishing connections with gene banks and depositing seeds in the vault, as well as disseminating information about the project to the public.
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It was an unusually blunt assessment of the role news organizations played in disseminating stolen information that may have shaped public opinion heading into the election.
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BERLIN — The German police, suspecting a 44-year-old man in the western city of Recklinghausen of disseminating child pornography, ordered a raid on his apartment.
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The English poet Christopher Logue, who was known for his "poster poems," a means of disseminating his politically engaged verse, was in Paris at the time.
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Recorded phone messages are a time-tested political technique in South Carolina, often used as a difficult-to-trace method of disseminating harshly negative information to voters.
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The other is one of the things ... I think we ought to point out when people are disseminating false information on purpose, and why they're doing it.
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Focusing the conversation on the ethics of disseminating speech rather than the actual content of that speech is hugely useful for the far right for three reasons.
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These are but a few examples of what gets passed around on internet forums like Stormfront—one of the most popular places for disseminating white power music.
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Jordanians have condemned the killing, although the cartoon had angered many people in a majority Muslim country where Hattar was accused of disseminating hatred and mocking Islam.
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Spokeo involves a law enacted to prevent companies from disseminating false credit information, and that alone is reason enough for consumers to sit up and take notice.
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In October 2016, as WikiLeaks was disseminating hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee, the former Playboy model brought Assange a vegan sandwich at the Ecuadorian embassy.
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Organized medicine associations are leading the way by disseminating best practices to ensure clinicians are equipped to leverage their knowledge and skills to prevent and treat addiction.
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"It's obviously going to impact women's health in that a nurse is receiving information that he or she is then disseminating to their patients," Dr. Gupta added.
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The Coalition for Patient Vision Care Safety contends that alternative retailers aren't properly verifying prescriptions and say retailers are disseminating misleading information to consumers in some cases.
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Such attacks predate the Islamic State, though the group emphasizes them, disseminating propaganda that provides tactical guidance and ideological justification available to anyone with an internet connection.
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Russia, of course, has been accused by U.S. and foreign intelligence agencies of working to swing the 2016 election by leaking private documents and disseminating of propaganda.
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Image Source: Twitter Security research group Access Now has discovered a clever attack being used against influential social media users as a means of disseminating fake news.
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The lawsuit accused the company of disseminating false or misleading statements to the public about the true nature and severity of the allegations made by former employees.
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Mr. Cohen became concerned that the Trump team was disseminating information about him gleaned from the agreement, and that it was being done with Mr. Trump's knowledge.
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Amendments to the Penal Code foresee up to three years' jail and a fine of up to 10,000 leva ($5,500) for disseminating untrue information about an epidemic.
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Verifying the observations took a year, and then the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center — the clearinghouse for gathering and disseminating solar system data — released the findings.
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That mutual enmity set the stage for WikiLeaks' role, six years later, in disseminating campaign-related emails the government says were hacked by Russia to undermine Mrs.
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Finally, the bill would reauthorize for five years the North Korea Human Rights Act of 2004, which provides for humanitarian aid and disseminating information to North Koreans.
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This woman is not trans, the judge is not trans, the media now disseminating information about the case is largely not trans, JK Rowling is not trans.
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A small step in the right direction is DIA's Needipedia, a simple but effective tool for collecting and disseminating one Agency's innovation needs to the private sector.
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Now is the time to reconsider that approach, especially in light of the central role tech platforms play in hosting public debate, providing news and disseminating political ads.
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Following those earlier takedowns by Bluehost and Zencast, Radio Wehrwolf used YouTube to rally its followers by disseminating YouTube links to episodes, promising to bring back the podcast.
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I mean the governments of Quebec and Canada are extremely generous in their support of Quebec music and have held interest in disseminating it's seed around the world.
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The agencies said earlier this year that Russia sought to help Trump win the election by hacking private emails from Democratic Party officials and disseminating false information online.
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They can do this by spreading false information about political processes and candidates, lying about their own interference activities, disseminating propaganda on social media, and through other tactics.
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Hutchins, also known as MalwareTech, was arrested by the FBI last week for his alleged role in disseminating Kronos, a banking trojan that first wrought havoc in 2014.
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As sexual-orientation-based claims have risen in recent years, the UNHCR has prioritized sensitivity training and disseminating best practices on how to engage with LGBTQ refuge seekers.
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"Disseminating non-public, sensitive information about DOJ matters could violate federal laws, employee non-disclosure agreements, and individual privacy rights," the Justice Department's manual for federal prosecutors warns.
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"They can do this by spreading false information about political processes and candidates, lying about their own interference activities, disseminating propaganda on social media, and through other tactics."
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HUD can help by disseminating information about new, lower-cost architectural forms—such as the "tiny houses" which are starting to gain in popularity and provide natural affordability.
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The officials say Wael Abbas was taken from his home in a Cairo suburb on Wednesday on accusations that include disseminating false news and joining an outlawed group.
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As part of that committee's ongoing efforts, the senator has aggressively questioned Google, Facebook and Twitter on their roles in disseminating false information from Russian state-sponsored actors.
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The details: The bots were in operation from 2014 to 2017, disseminating messages both for and against vaccines with the main purpose of spreading discord, the study says.
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His lawyers will expand the list of defendants, adding people suspected of carrying out the hack or disseminating material, a third person with knowledge of the matter said.
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This includes how a city goes about securing access to funding, prioritizing projects, gathering citizen feedback, selecting private partners to implement those projects, and disseminating the generated data.
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U.S. intelligence agencies say Russia interfered in the election by hacking and releasing embarrassing emails and disseminating propaganda via social media to discredit Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Social media companies have been hard at work to make sure they play a helpful rather than harmful role in disseminating news and information about the coronavirus pandemic.
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The arpilleras became a means of disseminating information about and supporting the arpilleristas' resistance to dictatorship, strengthening the enduring bond between Chilean women activists and their diasporic counterparts.
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Repeated global health crises in China have shown that free speech and the inclusion of civil society are vital to discovering and disseminating an antidote for infectious diseases.
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"Bots infiltrated the core of the political discussion over Twitter, where they were capable of disseminating propaganda at mass-scale," said study authors Samuel Woolley and Douglas Guibeault.
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Just last week, Trump's team began disseminating opposition research on Clinton in email form -- a more formal and detailed deviation from the iconic 140-character tweets from Trump himself.
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"Unless regulations prevent it, AI-enabled virtual assistants will become the eyes and ears of HR departments, disseminating data on the work habits and enthusiasm of employees," Rosenberg said.
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GITHUB ATTACK MARKS ESCALATION IN CHINA'S CYBER CENSORSHIP BATTLE, EXPERTS WARN The rules also block foreign or private companies from investing in online news services or directly disseminating news.
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Even those who did would have had a tougher time disseminating video like the one of Clinton yesterday, since neither Facebook nor Twitter supported native video at the time.
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Those guys weren't the DNC hackers — that was the work of other GRU officers, located in a different building — but they were tasked with disseminating Democrats' files and emails.
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Asked whether he thought the Chinese government was being transparent about the disease, Lipkin said he thought it was doing an adequate job of disseminating the information it has.
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Deripaska accused Navalny and others of spreading lies that he had committed unlawful actions and obtained an injunction from a court requiring media outlets stop disseminating the disputed content.
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Among its requirements: The law also includes the "right to be forgotten" — meaning people can ask platforms to stop disseminating, halt third-party access to, or delete their data.
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Tesla sued Tripp in June for allegedly hacking and disseminating trade secrets to "third parties," as well as spreading false information to the media about the company's inner workings.
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U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik in Seattle issued the extension of a nationwide injunction, blocking a Texas-based group from disseminating files for printing plastic weapons on the internet.
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Just hours before Page arrived on Capitol Hill, Mueller handed down an indictment of 12 Russian nationals accused of hacking into Democratic political organizations and disseminating the stolen emails.
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Now is the time to make sure our government and the most vulnerable private-sector enterprises are able to thwart attack by instituting protocols and coordinating and disseminating information.
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But good luck finding out how to use Kylie's Lip Kit or achieve Kim's contouring technique without the instructive public service videos we've been disseminating via Instagram and Snapchat.
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"The only thing that is accomplished by uncritically disseminating Walker's bigoted book bon mots is ensuring that the racism is disseminated to more people," Yair Rosenberg wrote in Tablet.
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However, it is appalling to see one of the longest-standing and most venerated civil rights organizations in our country's history disseminating misinformation, fomenting anti-Semitism and lauding hatemongers.
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Russian actors using Reddit to spread certain types of information also wouldn't necessarily violate the company's rules, as long as real people are behind the accounts disseminating the information.
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In further disseminating flimsy speculation with what often appears to be little to no filter, football clubs are bending the knee to the burgeoning power of the gossip industry.
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But the Islamic State has been singularly successful at that task, thanks to its mastery of modern digital tools, which have transformed the dark arts of making and disseminating propaganda.
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Harris was indicted by a Cobb County grand jury on two counts of sexual exploitation of children and six counts of disseminating harmful material to minors, according to the network.
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" He continued, "I respect Casey's work, and I've learned a valuable lesson about the need to be more accurate with disseminating information, especially in this age of instantaneous, unchecked communication.
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Asked by a reporter if she feared Germany could be subject to Russian attempts to interfere in its forthcoming parliamentary election by disseminating fake news, Merkel took a firm line.
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Intelligence work — at least as practiced in the Western liberal tradition — reflects these threatened Enlightenment values: gathering, evaluating and analyzing information, and then disseminating conclusions for use, study or refutation.
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The officials say Hazem Abdel-Azim was taken from his home in a Cairo suburb late Saturday on accusations that include disseminating false news and belonging to an outlawed group.
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Why it matters: Connected AVs could contribute to new emergency response networks by disseminating critical information, routing people away from disasters and possibly even dispatching emergency AVs on optimized routes.
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So, at least, a provincial court implied last month when it convicted a local of disseminating false or illegal material online for posting a lascivious comment about her on Facebook.
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The group focuses on both research and communications: figuring out how to produce food without the sun, and disseminating that information to help humanity in the event of a disaster.
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A right to be "forgotten": You will be able to request that a company erase your personal data, stop disseminating it, and have third parties stop processing your data too.
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Through the 1996 Dickey Amendment, the NRA has actively prevented the Center for Disease Control (CDC) from studying gun violence and disseminating data about the best methods to prevent it.
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It was, appropriately, photographed by Thomas Annan (recently the subject of an exhibition at the Getty Center in Los Angeles), the negatives disseminating the pivotal scene of Scottish religious freedom.
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He, along with two other Americans of Iranian descent, was arrested in July 2014 and charged with espionage, collaboration with hostile governments, gathering classified information and disseminating propaganda against Iran.
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St. Jude accused them of intentionally disseminating false information about its heart devices to manipulate its stock price, which fell 5 percent the day they went public with their claims.
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The police ultimately arrested two teens -- a 14-year-old boy and a 15-year-old boy -- on charges including aggravated criminal sexual assault and manufacturing and disseminating child pornography.
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But the liberal media and politicians have squarely focused on Trump calling a woman fat 20 years ago and disseminating recordings of his boys' club banter from 10 years ago.
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Just as technology makes disseminating news of dubious origin and value much easier, advances in technology have also enabled food scientists to whip up a variety of curious imitation foods.
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This communication came days before the official intelligence community assessment that it thought Russia was behind the DNC hacks and that it was disseminating information through WikiLeaks and Guccifer 2.0.
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Macron's campaign took counter measures last week, denying press access to two Russian state media outlets, RT (formerly Russia Today) and Sputnik, accusing them of disseminating "propaganda" and "misleading" information.
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For media outlets that choose to air or publish these views, there is a danger of normalizing and disseminating that propaganda, as well as giving it the imprimatur of authority.
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The evidence is sufficient for Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner, a prominent figure in the investigation into tech's culpability in disseminating of Russian disinformation, to make the connection.
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"We're truly grateful for the efforts of tech companies in disseminating best practices and guidance for citizens online, all over the country," Vice President Mike Pence told reporters last week.
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That effort has included soliciting input from companies like Amazon, Apple and Facebook about how to ease challenges like distributing test kits, managing supply chains and disseminating public service announcements.
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To examine how Russia and any other foreign powers interfered in our elections, including hacking federal and state political parties and disseminating fake news stories intended to warp public opinion.
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In the wake of the presidential election, Facebook has come under fire for disseminating an onslaught of fake news stories that many argue led to president-elect Donald Trump's victory.
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The US has accused Russia of disseminating misinformation about the virus, including a now widespread theory that the COVID-19 virus was created by the CIA as a biological weapon.
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Who would have thought that Russians would be behind a pro-Texas fan page disseminating pro-secessionist Texas messages, or a "Blacktivist" page advocating for more protests against racial inequality?
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Rather than waiting months for a record company to release their music, drill groups are quickly writing songs that directly threaten specific people or groups and disseminating them on YouTube.
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Rising above division, the task force has worked closely with all political, civil society and church leaders, focusing on prevention, disseminating precise daily information, and mobilizing resources for public education.
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For almost 50 years, Sesame Street has been disseminating content where humans and puppets explore the tough topics of growing up and giving space to families to do the same.
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More than seven years later, with an impressive body of research, PCORI is advancing knowledge and disseminating that information to the benefit of patients, physicians and the health care system.
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Every person who has attacked Jews violently in the last few years has a clear record of receiving and disseminating violent anti-Semitic abuse, whether neo-Nazi or Islamist terrorist.
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In light of The Times, and other news organizations, being accused of disseminating fake news, do you really think fewer "eyes" on stories is a wise move at this time?
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Trump was harshly critical of government leaks during his presidential campaign, even as he repeatedly praised WikiLeaks for disseminating damaging documents that were stolen from the rival campaign of Hillary Clinton.
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Police said Sudesh Amman, 28503, recently released from prison, had served a sentence for "Islamist-related terrorism" offenses, including charges of possessing terrorist documents and disseminating terrorist publications (The Washington Post).
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"They can do this by spreading false information about political processes and candidates, lying about their own interference activities, disseminating propaganda on social media, and through other tactics," the statement read.
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The revelation came after Gizmodo reported yesterday that Facebook has conducted high-level talks since May about Facebook's role in disseminating news, and its role in preventing fake news from spreading.
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But his handiwork — finding and, with diabolical precision, disseminating incriminating records — is a reminder of the important difference between Russian and American tactics in the new age of intelligent cyber-war.
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The teens -- a 14-year-old boy and a 15-year-old boy -- face charges including aggravated criminal sexual assault and manufacturing and disseminating child pornography, police said in a statement.
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The story, parts of which Facebook either denied or played down in a variety of ways, kicked off a fierce debate about the company's role in disseminating information on its platform.
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Even though the idea of deliberately disseminating information that is known to be false has existed for hundreds, if not thousands of years, it broke through into public consciousness last year.
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The episode is just the latest editorial blunder for the company, which has become a source of constant controversy in the news industry as Facebook's role in disseminating information grows larger.
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The Government Publishing Office is responsible for producing, disseminating and preserving official documents for the government, such as passports for the State Department, questionnaires for the Census and publications for Congress.
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Facebook and Twitter have stumbled in the past to keep their platforms from being a clearinghouse for quickly disseminating unsubstantiated stories and armchair conspiracy theories that rapidly snowball in digital communities.
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"It's a pretty targeted attack when you go onto a synagogue's property for the sole purpose of disseminating an anti-Semitic message," the ADL's New England executive director, Robert Trestan, said.
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SEC, the Supreme Court ruled that for fraudulent insider trading to have occurred, an insider had to have received some sort of personal benefit in exchange for disseminating material, private information.
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The company has also been criticized for a host of other sins similarly at odds with Silicon Valley's liberal technocratic vibe: hijacking attention, compromising privacy, and disseminating content that incited violence.
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The suit accused the group of intentionally disseminating false information about St. Jude heart devices to manipulate its stock price, which fell 5 percent on the day they revealed their claims.
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Pending FAA approval, Zipline flights will demonstrate the "viability of unmanned aircraft technology in disseminating critical care supplies" to hard to reach areas, according to a White House release last week.
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This was the year that the software engineer Phil Zimmerman wrote his PGP program and began disseminating it on the internet, making public key encryption widely available for the first time.
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Dr. Birx, he said, concluded that it would be more effective to concentrate specifically on H.I.V. prevention and the treatment of infected people in areas where the epidemic was disseminating swiftly.
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If evidence emerged showing that those statements were false and that Mr. Cohen knew they were false, his role in disseminating them could violate Rule 8.4, several legal ethics specialists said.
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Amman was jailed at age 18 in 2018 after he admitted 13 terror offences including disseminating terrorist material and collecting information useful for terror attacks, the European counterterrorism official told Reuters.
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Several issues divided the administration, like WikiLeaks' role in disseminating Democratic emails stolen by Russian hackers and whether the organization should be considered a news outlet and granted First Amendment protections.
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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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" Ablajan said that he was accused of "disseminating separatist ideology" and sentenced in 2018 to 15 years in prison -- a sentence Ablajan said was predetermined and came after a "sham trial.
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He pointed to accounts on the encrypted chat service Telegram, known for disseminating jihadi propaganda, which in recent weeks has published apocalyptic images of the New York City skyline in flames.
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A court in southern Vietnam on Friday sentenced two Vietnamese women to five and six years in prison for downloading and disseminating anti-state content they found on Facebook, state media reported.
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Todd Nelson, the company's boss, claims that this has allowed the university to become a "learning organisation": it is constantly improving its ability to teach by measuring performance and disseminating successful techniques.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are united in their conclusion that Moscow interfered directly during the 2016 presidential election, primarily through hacking Democratic Party e-mails and disseminating their content to discredit Hillary Clinton.
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"We cannot let the internet become a platform for disseminating harmful information and stirring up trouble with rumors," he added in comments made at a cyber security conference in Beijing, Xinhua said.
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Days later, Musk warned his company of alleged "sabotage" from within its ranks, and shortly after that filed a lawsuit accusing former Gigafactory employee Martin Tripp for hacking and disseminating trade secrets.
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We scavenged Instagram to find the all-time cutest pics of Niall, Harry, Louis and Liam, because this is precisely what the Internet is all about: discovering and disseminating pics of 1D.
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The Russian government-funded news outlet that US intelligence agencies say played a key role in disseminating stolen emails intended to damage the candidacy of Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
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She's also the author of Eileen, a fast-paced novel she wrote for a popular audience as a means of disseminating her special strain of dissatisfaction with the world as it is.
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Roof singled out information that he found via the Council of Conservative Citizens, a well-known white supremacist group known for disseminating a variety of misleading "statistics" about black-on-white crime.
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The Beijing Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission said in a post on its official WeChat account on Wednesday that Sina's platforms were disseminating untrue information and pornography, impacting public opinion.
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Or that he is the second coming of Jesus Christ, an internet deity disseminating his message of reckoning through YouTube, Twitter, and a Facebook group called the International Congregation of Lord RayEl?
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It was a piece of popular culture, both something to enjoy in a smoky bar and to stir up conversation afterward — disseminating dissatisfaction with the status quo in a beautiful, haunting way.
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Events would soon show that the situation was far worse than Boeing realized — to the extent that disseminating full descriptions of the MCAS was not sufficient to keep another accident from happening.
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Last month, the site drew criticism for disseminating a false report that a Washington Post journalist had photographed the written notes of Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson during a confirmation hearing.
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In 2015, a Netherlands-based mining company accused Mr. Akhmetshin of hacking into its computer systems and unlawfully disseminating confidential information as part of a smear campaign by a rival Russian firm.
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In fact, if the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were to establish a foreign agent for the purpose of producing and disseminating propaganda on behalf of itself, it would look exactly like SAPRAC.
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Summit&aposs mission is to "promote good relations between the United States and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by disseminating information to the public, government officials, and the media," FARA filings show.
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Not a single House Republican voted to open an impeachment inquiry, and party officials have faithfully defended the president by denying facts and evidence that are beyond dispute and disseminating false narratives.
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For Evalion or Yiannopoulos, Chaudhry says it's unlikely that anything can legally be done—although it would be different if they were disseminating the same content on, let's say, a street corner.
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After months of investigations, US intelligence officials say the Russian government sought to disrupt the 2016 presidential election by hacking and disseminating thousands of emails stolen from the DNC and Clinton campaign. 2.
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It's also worth noting that Facebook isn't the only social media company to come under fire for either unwittingly or knowingly playing a role in disseminating propaganda on behalf of a foreign government.
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The Tiananmen ad was evidence of a new tactic for the organization: disseminating politically-charged ads that capitalize on fears of mass violence or government tyranny as a way to forward its cause.
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The critiques have been particularly cutting because she has railed against her mainstream opponents as anti-science and called for legal action against oil companies for disseminating information at odds with climate science.
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That story suggests that Stamos created friction within Facebook by pushing for an aggressive approach to exploring and disclosing to the public the platform's role in disseminating Russian state-sponsored disinformation to users.
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"With external demand growth being hindered, expanding domestic demand is undoubtedly the correct strategy," wrote the Study Times on Friday, a newspaper influential in interpreting and disseminating directives from the ruling Communist Party.
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Memes are ripe for disseminating wild rumors, because they play on being included in shared thinking, whether you're in on the joke or in on believing in a shadow ruling class puppeteering democracy.
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Refugees fleeing the conflicts in Syria, Iraq, Libya, and Yemen may be disseminating diseases across the Middle East and North Africa, as might a diaspora escaping the violence and economic collapse in Venezuela.
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Mr. Chalidze and Mr. Litvinov had met at a dissident gathering in Moscow and remained friends and colleagues in disseminating dissident literature after both ended up in the United States in the 1970s.
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The emphasis on female beauty popularized the art of the Floating World with both male and female viewers: the paintings and woodcuts were a powerful medium for disseminating ideals of beauty to women.
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In the November attack, the group captured at least 30 members of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, beheading at least one and disseminating videos of the prisoners through its social media channels.
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But now vigorous congressional oversight is critical to prevent the agency from devolving into an international Trump propaganda machine and disseminating its news directly to American audiences in violation of a longstanding law.
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These questions have become more urgent in recent years, not least because of revelations about the Russian campaign to influence the 2016 United States presidential election by disseminating propaganda through social media platforms.
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"I was so disappointed but also not surprised," one of the former workers said, "and it freaks me out that I may have had a hand, in some small way, of disseminating those things."
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The Dawawin, described in the video as "places for protecting rights" are basically ministries, found in each Wilayat, which deal with tasks including enforcing sharia, collecting tax, waging war, and creating and disseminating propaganda.
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As Gamergate unfolded, Wetherell noticed its participants were using the retweet to "brigade," or coordinate their attacks against their targets, disseminating misinformation and outrage at a pace that made it difficult to fight back.
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Imagine contacting a company to complain that it's mass disseminating deceptive content about the death of your son and being told by that company that it could seek damages *from you* for doing so.
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Under Washington's "revenge porn" law, enacted in 2014, it's illegal to try to harm someone by disseminating nude photographs of that person without consent, and perpetrators can face up to three years in prison.
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Consider that the FBI still doesn't have a fully transparent and reliable mechanism for collecting and disseminating the total number of civilians killed by police, information that every American has the right to know.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have been locked up since December 2017, when they were charged under the country's colonial-era Official Secrets Act for allegedly disseminating secret information sensitive to national security.
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"No collusion, no obstruction, he's a leaker," Trump said during a Rose Garden news conference, knocking Comey for disseminating the content of a memo he kept on a dinner he had with the President.
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As previously reported by Le Monde, French law does not prohibit citizens and media outlets from disseminating photos or videos of police, and officers are not allowed to seize cameras without a judge's order.
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Because of the Russian government's interference in the 2016 election—which involved both disseminating fake news and planting ads on Facebook—the News Feed has become Facebook's most scrutinized product, particularly on Capitol Hill.
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Facebook is caught in the middle as some on the right criticize it for having an alleged liberal bias, while many liberals blast it for disseminating fake stories that they say swayed the election.
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But as the trial known as "Vatileaks 2" came to a close, the tribunal declared that it did not have the jurisdiction to try two journalists charged with disseminating that information via separate books.
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If the council can formulate concrete next steps — particularly in disseminating current, curated information on the labor market — that help the private sector advance these shared goals, this initiative will be an important step.
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"The only thing that is accomplished by uncritically disseminating Walker's bigoted book bon mots is ensuring that the racism is disseminated to more people," wrote Yair Rosenberg in a widely circulated article in Tablet.
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Black Quantum Futurism (BQF), along with the AfroFuturist Affair, both activist-oriented collectives celebrating and disseminating black science fiction culture, has opened a community resource space envisioned as a "time capsule" in Sharswood/Blumberg.
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" Schiff also warned of Russia potentially interfering in the November 2020 election, saying Moscow could try to damage Democratic Party presidential candidates by disseminating forged documents or altered videos of them known as "deepfakes.
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Now he is among a growing number of thinkers studying what is officially known as "Xi Jinping Thought for Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era" and disseminating it to students and officials.
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A sample phishing email from Tuesday, detected by security firm Mimecast, shows attackers disseminating malicious links and PDFs that claim to contain information on how to protect yourself from the spread of the disease.
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Though it's always tried to position itself as a joyful space for creating and viewing silly and inspiring content, TikTok has unintentionally become one of the best means of disseminating ideas on the internet.
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Mr. Spicer suggested that the news media was equally guilty for disseminating falsehoods, although he ignored Mr. Karl when the correspondent pointed out that Mr. Spicer had accepted the Time reporter's apology on Twitter.
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She said some people were killed by shotguns fired from inside the Polytechnic University, a focal point for the protesters, and accused the opposition of disseminating "fake news" by exaggerating the number of killings.
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Though punishments for disseminating foreign media are extreme, many defectors estimate that up to eighty per cent of the people they know have access to foreign media, which can be an impetus to defection.
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In a heated campaign where the Conservatives have been criticised for disseminating misleading social media posts, Johnson, 55, will say he will "turn the page from the dither, delay and division" of recent years.
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Before he died, Wei accused the Second Hospital of Beijing Armed Police Corps, and the search engine Baidu Inc that he had used to find it, of misleading advertising and disseminating false medical information.
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Banking trade body AFME said it welcomed ESMA's recognition that the overall price of market data had risen and that pricing was not typically based upon the costs of producing and disseminating the data.
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Roger J. Stone Jr., a longtime adviser to Mr. Trump, has acknowledged communicating with Guccifer 2.0, an online persona believed to be a front for Russian intelligence officials involved in disseminating hacked Democratic emails.
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Budapest, a city that already tops many a 'Most Beautiful/Best European Cities to Visit' list, manages to make even the seemingly bland utility that is public transportation into a means of disseminating beauty.
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Most of these films managed to meme their way into the cultural consciousness before the advent of social media — in particular Tumblr and Twitter, the platforms most responsible for disseminating the wit of WWDITS.
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Watch this video about a blogger chronicling his life with HIV: Increasingly, the question many now have is: What the heck is the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee doing receiving and disseminating leaked information?
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After Donald Trump's election as president, liberal pols, conservative blowhards, and media magoos turned their ire on Silicon Valley, excoriating the likes of Google, Facebook, and Twitter for their role in disseminating preelection (dis)information.
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But IfZ pressed ahead with the initiative, which a group of historians had argued was necessary to provide an authoritative version for educational purposes – and to pre-empt neo-Nazis from disseminating their own versions.
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A portion of each edition is also distributed to archives at UC Santa Barbara, the National Mexican Museum of Art in Chicago, and other institutions, thereby disseminating the work of a diverse group of artists.
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Max Bokayev and Talgat Ayanov are each facing up to 10 years in prison on charges of inciting social and national discord, disseminating false information and organizing an illegal protest, the human rights group said.
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" Under the agreement, Facebook, Google, Twitter, Microsoft, and Amazon agreed to a nine-part plan that includes "identifying appropriate checks on livestreaming, aimed at reducing the risk of disseminating terrorist and violent extremist content online.
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According to court documents, "Guccifer" hacked into multiple email and social media accounts accessing and disseminating confidential information to media organizations while attempting to hide his location and identity using proxy servers based in Russia.
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But the pope, like anybody else whose words are followed by hundreds of millions of people, does need professional assistance with disseminating his words, in real time and with swift translation into lots of languages.
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Public health officials say that polling using text messages, social media platforms and other digital tools can be key in both tracking the health care behavior of people and disseminating lifesaving information during emergency situations.
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One should typically be cautious when disseminating propaganda from a brutal authoritarian regime, and the equine images released by the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Tuesday and Wednesday certainly fit that bill.
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The central bank publication cited criminal laws that could see punishment of up to five years in jail for those who caused "serious consequences" by fabricating and disseminating false information affecting securities and futures trading.
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He famously split from the zillion-selling pop-punk group in 2015 to launch To the Stars Academy, a venture dedicated to increasing the understanding of UFOs and disseminating their discoveries responsibly to the public.
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Facebook has come under scrutiny for its role in disseminating what became known as 'fake news' during last year's U.S. presidential election, which had a negative effect on the businesses of more legitimate media companies.
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That includes the collection of the data from multiple sources, databases and sensors, processing of the information, supporting research, analysis and evaluation of the information and disseminating the intelligence to the intended recipient, Elbit said.
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News has been a problematic area for the social network for a while, but it's come into the spotlight especially this year, as many have accused Facebook of being a haven for disseminating fake news.
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Amid a heated campaign in which the Conservatives have been criticised for disseminating misleading social media posts, Johnson, 55, will say he will "turn the page from the dither, delay and division" of recent years.
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Last Friday, Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers for stealing and disseminating information from the Clinton campaign to influence the race.
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The pieces wrestle with the complexity of a networked culture that is equally capable of disseminating information that's creative or destructive — or both at the same time — arguing that neither technology nor data is neutral.
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That will mean providing security, without overreacting in ways that only help terrorists by disseminating the fear they desire or by punishing the refugees who are both innocent and themselves victims of the same groups.
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Also in late 2017, this time in Vietnam, Reporters Without Borders reported that Nguyen Van Hoa, a 22-year-old blogger and citizen-journalist, was jailed for seven years for "disseminating propaganda" against the state.
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Amid a heated campaign in which the Conservatives have been criticized for disseminating misleading social media posts, Johnson, 55, will say he will "turn the page from the dither, delay and division" of recent years.
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He had just come from disseminating his Andyness throughout the country on a speaking tour with his friend Anderson Cooper, in which both men told stories from their personal lives and drank Fresquilas on stage.
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Jason Elsdon, a Marine in his early 40s, who said he was a member of Marines United and said he played no role in posting, organizing or disseminating the photographs, argued that people were overreacting.
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"We dismissed four individuals who were engaged in intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies, including systematically accessing and disseminating other employees' materials and work," a Google spokeswoman told CNN Business.
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She hadn't led the protest, but she'd supported it by finding and disseminating accurate information, providing a space for the open exchange of ideas, and engaging with the community—just as any librarian would do.
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I have kept abreast of Fairon's vast musical tastes through several channels, foremost among them his mp3 blog Continuo's Weblog, which he ran from 2007 to 2012, disseminating obscure records and cassettes from his collection.
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Two people who were involved in either recording or disseminating video footage of Alton Sterling's fatal shooting by police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, claim they were unlawfully detained in the days after the incident.
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Assange is a key figure in special counsel Robert Mueller's inquiry into possible links between the Trump campaign and Russia because of the role his anti-secrecy organization played in disseminating damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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The big picture: In the new charges, Manafort was accused of disseminating false stories on behalf of his pro-Russia, Ukrainian client and not disclosing his lobbying efforts to the Justice Department as required by law.
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And as IS has been bombed out of its so-called caliphate, thousands of its fighters have dispersed the world over, grafting themselves onto local Islamist groups like Sri Lanka's NTJ and disseminating ideology and expertise.
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Of course, this would also make Facebook look even more like a media company than it already does, which would put renewed energy into the debate around its responsibilities there and general role in disseminating information.
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Hutchins was charged with developing and, in partnership with another individual identified in court documents as "Vinny," disseminating UPAS-Kit and Kronos malware, the latter of which has for years been used to steal banking information.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A U.S.-Syrian Islamic State militant who helped run an online media campaign disseminating jihadist material to sympathizers around the world from its self-declared caliphate has been killed in Syria, the group said.
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The plaintiffs in the suit also accused Trump of disseminating "weaponized disinformation" on Twitter and said they "don't wish to receive text messages, or messages of any kind, on any topic or subject, from Defendant Trump."
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In mainland China, buying and disseminating personal information is against the law, and violators can face three to seven years in jail and fines, according to a statute passed last year by the National People's Congress.
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Elon Musk got into more hot water with the SEC when he tweeted inaccurate production forecasts for Tesla's cars, violating part of last year's settlement with the regulator about not disseminating misleading information about the company.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in January that Russia interfered in the election to try to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton by hacking and releasing embarrassing emails and disseminating propaganda via social media to discredit her.
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This new retail ad effort is not related, said Maz Sharafi, director for monetization product marketing at Facebook, who said that the beacon effort was about disseminating information, like reviews from your friends, but not advertisements.
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"They can do this by spreading false information about political processes and candidates, lying about their own interference activities, disseminating propaganda on social media, and through other tactics," the statement by leading US security officials reads.
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At a recent hearing before a House appropriation subcommittee, Andrew Morral, a senior behavioral scientist at RAND, said there were some research tasks, like collecting and disseminating national statistics on gun injuries, that required government involvement.
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A brother, sister and niece of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday chastised him for campaigning against vaccines, saying he has been disseminating "dangerous misinformation" that discourages immunization even as measles spreads throughout the United States.
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"What we and others have observed is an enthusiasm gap between those creating and disseminating harmful health misinformation and those creating resources rooted in settled science," wrote Ifeoma Ozoma, Pinterest's public policy and social impact manager.
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"Terrorist groups are aware that links to their propaganda are being removed more quickly, and are placing a greater emphasis on disseminating content at speed in order to stay ahead," May plans to tell the event.
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"Back then, no other law scholar played such an important role in disseminating liberal ideas," Teng Biao, a former student of Mr. He's who led that campaign, said by telephone from New Jersey, where he lives.
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It's a lawyer with Venable LLP, a big law firm here in D.C. The letter demands that this show, quote, 'immediately cease and desist disseminating false and misleading reports about Mr. Podesta and the Podesta Group.
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"We dismissed four individuals who were engaged in intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies, including systematically accessing and disseminating other employees' materials and work," a Google spokesperson said in a statement.
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"Unfortunately, politicians have prompted the media upheaval by disseminating an image of imminent bankruptcy of Documenta and at the same time presented themselves as the 'saviors' of a crisis they themselves allowed to develop," a Sept.
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I think that when you look at how we are disseminating these images and these stories, it becomes less about what's going on in the ratings and less about what's going on in the United States.
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Alongside their financial support for the arts community, the Selzes have used their wealth to bolster a handful of determined individuals who have played an outsized role in disseminating misinformation about vaccines and the diseases they prevent.
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The social network is currently under fire for its role in disseminating fake news to users in the weeks and months leading up to last Tuesday's presidential election, particularly stories in support of Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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Of course, it's often too risky to place illegal goods out in the open in these swap meet-like shopping areas — top shelves are reserved for produce and household goods — so disseminating illegal goods takes clever strategies.
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The notion that your company, at your direction, actively engaged in the same behavior to try to discredit people exercising their First Amendment rights to protest Facebook's role in disseminating vile propaganda is frankly astonishing to me.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama on Tuesday overruled his secretary of defense to commute the sentence of former Army soldier Chelsea Manning, who was convicted of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks.
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The FBI takes the lead on those, but save in the occasional instance in which the Department of Justice charges someone with violating US laws in the process of disseminating propaganda, we're rarely made aware of them.
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Yet the delays in disseminating knowledge have the capacity to do real harm: during the Zika crisis, sponsors of research had to persuade publishers to declare that scientists would not be penalised for releasing their findings early.
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Additionally, the Young Rural Returnees, a group comprised of urban-educated Millennials who were born in rural areas, are rejoining their villages with the goal of implementing independent organic farming practices and disseminating information on sustainable agriculture.
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Here's what's actually going on: Phase One: The Firestarter The idea that any trend worth disseminating starts from a typically rich, usually old, mostly white man with a chic accent dreaming up visions in cloth is absurd.
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Last week, TechCrunch confirmed reports which first arose on Reddit about the existence of a soft-core pedophile ring that was communicating via YouTube's comments section and disseminating videos of minors by gaming the company's search algorithms.
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In a series of essays published in 1920 as a book, Liberty and the News, [Walter] Lippmann highlighted the increasingly critical role played by the news media in modern societies, by disseminating reliable information to ordinary citizens.
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Sixty-year-old Ivan Hampden Jr. was arrested at his Clayton home Thursday and charged with five counts of sexual servitude and seven counts of disseminating obscene images, Clayton police announced in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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"There is no 'honest loyalty' in an FBI Director surreptitiously leaking to civilians his privileged and confidential conversations with the president, or misappropriating and disseminating his confidential FBI memos or their contents about those meetings," he wrote.
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"In disseminating its propaganda, China's government is availing itself of America's cherished tradition of free speech and a free press by placing a paid advertisement in the Des Moines Register," Branstad wrote in the newspaper on Sunday.
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"One of the major gaps in our response to ISIS is the lack of investment in developing and disseminating effective counternarratives that are compelling to the millennial youth who are ISIS's principal targets for recruitment," she said.
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In China, paying for or disseminating private information is a crime, though black market buying and selling of such data is considered to be widespread in a country where corporate records and personal connections can be opaque.
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The vast networks of state agency partners and thousands of nonprofits that receive federal funding through the Administration for Children and Families programs are strong channels for disseminating timely information and helping low income communities access care.
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Two people who shared the gunman's live video of the killings have been charged, and many more could face charges under laws against disseminating or even possessing material depicting extreme violence and terrorism or inciting racial disharmony.
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Since the 2016 election, we've seen some uncharacteristic dissent among Facebookers, most notably when a small band of employees started their own task force to investigate Facebook's role in disseminating fake news leading up to the election.
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"With our technology and expertise, Fujitsu will show leadership in providing solutions for overcoming any barriers to disseminating renewable energy, such as cost," Hideyuki Kanemitsu, head of the Responsible Business Unit at Fujitsu, said in a statement.
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The forum would be modeled after, but separate from, the industry-led Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, which seeks to find industry wide ways of stopping terrorists from promoting and disseminating terrorist propaganda through online platforms.
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"I will push for new laws that impose tough civil and criminal penalties for knowingly disseminating this kind of information, which has the explicit purpose of undermining the basic right to vote," Warren said in a release.
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MINSK (Reuters) - A Belarussian blogger known for his criticism of Russian foreign policy will be released next month after spending 10 months in prison on charges of inciting ethnic hatred and disseminating pornography, a rights group said.
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"Well, I think the president always — as you in the media do — always welcomes information, but that in no way an endorsement of an organization that we now know was involved in disseminating classified information," Pence said.
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After some research, she realized that Marston, a psychologist, had started writing the comic as a form of feminist propaganda, aimed at disseminating his theories about emotions, and to educate young men about the benefits of female power.
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" Pence denied that statements by President Donald Trump, in which he praised WikiLeaks during the 2016 U.S. election campaign, were in any way "an endorsement of an organization that we now understand was involved in disseminating classified information.
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"There is no `honest loyalty&apos in an FBI Director surreptitiously leaking to civilians his privileged and confidential conversations with the president, or misappropriating and disseminating his confidential FBI memos or their contents about those meetings," Kasowitz wrote.
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" Pence denied that statements by President Donald Trump, in which he praised WikiLeaks during the 2016 U.S. election campaign, were in any way "an endorsement of an organization that we now understand was involved in disseminating classified information.
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As to why he posts to "threads whose relationship to their content is, at best, tangential," MHE claims to have tried disseminating his story through a website, which received less than 400 visitors per month by his recollection.
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If a worker watches a YouTube video or downloads a whitepaper relevant to her skillset, these companies digitally track that, so the worker earns training credits while disseminating content to others in the organization who could use it.
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In response to continued calls for Twitter to ban Jones from the site, Dorsey bluntly explained why Twitter has not joined Apple, Facebook, YouTube, and many other companies in barring Jones for disseminating hate speech, among other things.
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The review's recommendations include new processes for scheduling ships; "ready for sea" assessments for all Japan-based ships; disseminating lessons learned form "near misses"; and ensuring that ships routinely transmit on their automatic identification systems to prevent collisions.
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The recommendations included new processes for scheduling ships, "ready for sea" assessments for all Japan-based ships, disseminating lessons learned from "near misses," and ensuring that ships routinely, actively transmit on their automatic identification system to prevent coalitions.
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Guttmacher Institute As a groundbreaking research institute, disseminating data on abortion, HIV and STDs, and teen pregnancy, the Guttmacher Institute is an integral resource for any health activist or organization looking to make a difference in Trump's America.
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Brown will be charged with easing tension between the media and Facebook, which have clashed over the social media giant's role in disseminating the news, its censorship of news photos, and its proliferation of false and misleading stories.
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While Facebook continues to repair its image with consumers disenchanted with the social network's role in disseminating misleading or false information and mishandling their personal data, it's ironically been finding some traction for its enterprise-focused service, Workplace.
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"We hope the international community including you, my journalist friends, will learn something from this case and carefully examine the ideas and views that certain people in the US are so desperately disseminating in their propaganda," Hua said.
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"We saw this as a reimagining of what public-interest media looks like," Mr. Rispoli said, adding that effort also seeks to improve media literacy and counter the influence of social media in disseminating unreliable or false information.
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You're trying to relay a president's message while also disseminating little actual information; you're taking abuse from the press while trying, theoretically, to assist them; you're selling the president's agenda while not stealing too much of his spotlight.
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In his 1998 comedy, "Bulworth," Mr. Beatty reinvented himself as a truth-spouting politician disseminating his liberal message in the language of rap: a vocabulary that, as wielded by Mr. Beatty, rang as simultaneously ridiculous and pointedly articulate.
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The lawyer for FBI counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok is calling on the House Judiciary Committee to release the transcript from his recent closed-door testimony before the panel, claiming Republican lawmakers are disseminating false information about his interview.
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"The SEC required this [pre-approval] provision as a term of its settlement with Musk in order to prevent Musk from recklessly disseminating false or inaccurate information about Tesla in the future," the agency's said in its filing.
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" In a statement to TechCrunch, a Google spokesperson said, "We dismissed four individuals who were engaged in intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies, including systematically accessing and disseminating other employees' materials and work.
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Fighting the outbreak To battle the outbreak, the city spent more than $6 million and dedicated more than 500 staff to work on response efforts, which included disseminating messages for people to get vaccinated and hosting community events.
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" In July 2013, a military judge convicted Manning on 17 of 22 charges including "violations of the Espionage Act, for copying and disseminating classified military field reports, State Department cables, and assessments of detainees held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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The pair, who received this year's Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting, have been locked up since December 2017, when they were charged under the country's colonial-era Official Secrets Act for allegedly disseminating secret information sensitive to national security.
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The problem is multilayered: First, there's the task of disseminating electoral information to Native residents, long excluded from the tradition of voting — and lacking faith their participation could actually change things — and informing them about how the process works.
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Unlike political pundits on TV or critics in newspapers, fashion influencers are as often the subject of news as they are the ones disseminating it (though, with politics' reality show-ification, this line is getting blurrier in Washington, too).
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ONE role academic journals have come to play that was not, as it were, part of their original job-description of disseminating scientific results (see article), is as indicators of a researcher's prowess, and thus determinants of academic careers.
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The suit, filed in Ross County, in Southern Ohio, where addiction has hit hard, alleges the drug companies violated the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act, committed Medicaid fraud, and created a public nuisance by disseminating false and misleading statements.
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These days, Facebook is best known for losing control of millions of users data, getting hacked, surveilling kids who are arguably too young to truly consent to such a thing, and being an exceptional tool for disseminating political propaganda.
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The strong signal it provides to the reservation, which stretches from Sioux County, North Dakota, to Corson County, South Dakota, covers 3,500 square miles and has played a crucial part in disseminating grassroots media coverage of the pipeline protests.
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" The bottom line: "The internet plays an important role in terms of disseminating information and building the brand of organisations such as IS, but it is rarely sufficient in replacing the potency and charm of a real-world recruiter.
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It was July 16th, three days after the special counsel Robert Mueller published an indictment charging twelve members of the G.R.U., Russia's military-intelligence service, with hacking into Democratic Party servers and disseminating e-mails during the 2016 election.
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The concerns as Election Day approaches include the release of more documents targeting campaigns, with the possible injection of faked documents; tampering with state voting registration systems; and organized trolling operations disseminating fake news -- for instance, of rigged counting.
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As with all affiliates of the Broadcasting Board of Governors, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is governed by the Smith-Mundt Act, a 1948 law that banned government-funded media outlets from disseminating their content inside the United States.
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Instagram did not share how many followers an account needs to qualify, but said users that have the potential to reach large audiences will qualify because they have a greater chance of disseminating misinformation or having imposters mislead people.
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Others have argued that Congress needs to get involved and the Fed needs new tools to ensure full employment, like, say, the ability to distribute money directly to Americans rather than disseminating it by buying up bonds from banks.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia interfered in the election to try to help Trump defeat Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton through a campaign of hacking and releasing embarrassing emails, and disseminating propaganda via social media to discredit her campaign.
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Unlike Facebook, the BBC already has a seasoned staff of media experts who could — and might be willing to — focus their efforts on the broad array of judgments and decisions that attend disseminating news through a social media platform.
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Blumenthal was asked if he had been digging up or disseminating dirt on members of Starr's staff so as to discredit his investigation into the scandal, and if Clinton had asked him to do so; he vehemently denied the accusations.
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Operating systems have long since evolved beyond the humble command line interface, but there's still no better tool for quickly disseminating complex information in your operating system—and you can actually do some other pretty cool stuff with them, too.
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Photo: Richard Rodriguez (AP)Every 45-year-old's favorite social network app, Snapchat, is adding a feature that will no doubt appeal to anyone sending ill-conceived jokes, bad pickup lines, or messages one may want to think twice about disseminating.
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Keeping the Copyright Office within the Library of Congress not only keeps the Copyright Office from having political appointee as its leader, but enables the true role of the Library of Congress as an institution aggregating and disseminating knowledge and information.
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They've created a political action group — called Abres Más Los Ojos, or, "Open more your eyes" — tasked with disseminating a "resistance manual," an explainer on López Obrador's economic policy proposals, and a document that lists the challenges women in Mexico face.
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Oculus founder Palmer Luckey, flush with hundreds of millions of dollars after selling to Facebook, came under fire for a $10,000 donation to a super PAC dedicated to supporting Donald Trump by creating and disseminating negative "shitpost" memes about Hillary Clinton.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A rare high-level defector from North Korea told U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday that disseminating more information in the reclusive country would ultimately be more effective than the billions of dollars being spent to address the military threat.
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Internet providers have long believed that they should be able to take a cut of the billions of dollars made by companies freely disseminating information with their infrastructure; it's the incentive at the heart of the entire net neutrality conflict.
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Along with fracturing the political opposition, Hun Sen&aposs government also silenced critical voices in the media and ahead of the polls, ordered the temporary blocking of 17 websites, citing regulations prohibiting media from disseminating information that might affect security.
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Snapchat may be better at attracting young eyeballs, and Facebook may be better at making money off its users, but the death of the Supreme Court justice is a reminder of how useful Twitter is for disseminating and discussing breaking news.
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In the case of the latter, that inquiry has centered on the ease with which Russian agents were able to weaponize the social network, disseminating possibly election-altering propaganda over a period of months without spurring any action from Facebook.
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When I was younger, I did take pictures of people I didn't know and then I would ask them if I could draw them casually… now I'm more hyper aware of the politics surrounding image makers and disseminating images and information.
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A demand from a lawyer for the president that publisher Henry Holt cease and desist from disseminating Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury," a new exposé on the Trump White House, brings the story of "The Post" bang up to date.
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Much of the book centers around how trend forecasting creates a cycle: There are people doing something cool, and then the trend forecasters come in, and by naming it and disseminating it, it accelerates the spread of the cool thing.
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As each party involved in the crash focused on passing the blame, rather than trading information about the Max's new anti-stall system or disseminating important details about the investigation, airlines, passengers and even Indonesian regulators were left in the dark.
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It was publishers in New York City and other northern cities, the show notes, who took the lead in creating and disseminating racist images, songs and stories depicting African-Americans as bumbling fools, which hardened over time into more vicious stereotypes.
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"They take advantage of the myth that 'to see is to believe' by massively disseminating false information in the run-up to the election," Wang Tai-li, a professor in National Taiwan University's Graduate Institute of Journalism told the Liberty Times.
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In 2015, International Mineral Resources, a mining company based in the Netherlands, accused Mr. Akhmetshin of hacking into its computer systems, stealing confidential information and unlawfully disseminating it as part of a smear campaign orchestrated by a rival Russian mining firm.
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"Elements of these campaigns can take many forms, including using social media to amplify divisive issues, sponsoring specific content in English-language media like RT and Sputnik, seeding disinformation through sympathetic spokespersons regarding political candidates and disseminating foreign propaganda," it said.
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And just as importantly, learning about the capabilities of those technologies and disseminating that knowledge across the industry helps make the (properly) risk-averse utilities more comfortable with these new technologies, and more likely to integrate them into their service.
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" In July 2013, Manning was convicted by a military judge on 17 of 22 charges including "violations of the Espionage Act, for copying and disseminating classified military field reports, State Department cables, and assessments of detainees held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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"President Roch Marc Christian Kabore and the Constitutional Council should reject changes to Burkina Faso's penal code that criminalize disseminating information and reporting on security concerns," said Angela Quintal, Africa program coordinator for New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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According to the statement posted by the Sina Administrative Microblog Academy — operated by Weibo's parent company — verified accounts of government departments and "credible media" will be able to mark posts disseminating fake news with a customizable notice identifying them as untrue or misleading.
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Google representative Richard Salgado said his company is currently engaged in a comprehensive review across its platforms to "understand whether individuals that appear to be connected to government-backed entities" are involved in disseminating propaganda for the purpose of interfering in the election.
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But they did confirm that Russia had tried to influence them "by spreading false information about political processes and candidates, lying about their own interference activities, disseminating propaganda on social media, and through other tactics," according to a statement released by the FBI.
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Yet the New York Times wrote on Friday that the estimated 120 million Brazilian users on WhatsApp have been deluged with spam for months, including everything from fake information on how to vote to thousands of videos and images disseminating lies and propaganda.
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While our nation and the world have become more polarized than ever, those denizens of the alt-right have become unfortunately adept at creating and disseminating hate on the many platforms at their disposal and have used them to punish their enemies.
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Mass pardons On Tuesday, Obama granted commutation of sentence to 209 prisoners and pardons to 64 more, including the commutation of sentence to former Army soldier Chelsea Manning, who was convicted of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks.
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"The notion that your company, at your direction, actively engaged in the same behavior to try to discredit people exercising their First Amendment rights to protest Facebook's role in disseminating vile propaganda is frankly astonishing to me," Gaspard wrote in his letter.
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In the era of Donald Trump, they allege, fundamentalist Christians in uniform have felt freer than ever to test the boundaries set by the constitution and take advantage of their rank when disseminating their own reading of their faith and of American history.
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I don&apost think there has been collusion from the start, and particularly the most pernicious, which would have been any involvement from the Trump people in hacking Hillary or Podesta&aposs emails and disseminating them, which is what this was all about.
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But the league punishes those sharable moments that showcase big plays and exciting personalities, first by using penalties to discourage celebrations, and then by sending the NFL Media's DMCA takedown squad to make sure unauthorized free advertising for the league isn't disseminating online.
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And although the PSL has garnered notoriety for disseminating fake news, the opposing party—the left-wing Workers' Party, whose candidate Haddad will face Bolsonaro in the runoff elections on October 28—has also slipped on the matter, albeit not as egregiously.
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"There's this very modern infrastructure, all these apps and very modernized packages that they're disseminating, and it's like a beautiful, beautiful house where the electrical wiring is missing," said Kerry Brown, the director of the Lau China Institute at King's College London.
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Despite safeguards to prevent personally-identifiable information from being transmitted, there is a "residual privacy risk that these processes may not always identify and remove unrelated [personal information], thereby disseminating more [information] than is directly related to the cybersecurity threat," the report reads.
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Britain's parliament has called for tech firms such as Facebook to be made liable for disseminating misleading political information and targeting citizens using data manipulation, in the wake of seismic political shifts such as Britain's vote to leave the European Union in 2016.
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Also last month, the Justice Department announced indictments against 12 members of the GRU, as part of Mueller's investigation, for allegedly disseminating information it had stolen from the Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2016.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in January that Russia interfered in the election to try to help President Donald Trump defeat Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton through a campaign of hacking and releasing embarrassing emails, and disseminating propaganda via social media to discredit her campaign.
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Another recent report, by the online activist organization Avaaz, has shown the active role played by the French-language version of Russia Today, the Russian state media organization; that role includes disseminating news, real and fake, about the "yellow vests" protests in France.
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INDIANOLA, Iowa (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden accused rival Bernie Sanders's campaign on Saturday of disseminating a "doctored" video edited to falsely appear to show the former vice president supporting cutting Social Security, and called on the Sanders campaign to disown it.
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The Smith-Mundt Act of 1948, the domestic propaganda ban, prohibited the global news agency from disseminating its programming within the U.S. The ban stemmed from lawmakers' fear of the propagandistic power of government messaging to unduly influence U.S. public opinion and discourse.
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Monje said the notifications would be limited to accounts created by the Internet Research Agency, one of the Russian "troll farms" responsible for creating and disseminating content aimed at influencing the election and sparking social divisions in the U.S. Read more here.
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And one among the tiny clutch of actual reviews of the show — one in the Washington Post — was something else altogether: A nasty opinion piece accusing Holzer and the museum of disseminating Anti-American propaganda and denigrating members of America's armed services.
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In a heated campaign where the Conservatives have been criticised for disseminating misleading social media posts, Johnson, 55, said "the Twittersphere" was not really his province, again turning his comments towards to Labour's Brexit position, which he described as meaning more delay.
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Russian groups created 2628 Facebook events Facebook said that it found 28500 events created by 6900 public pages linked to the Internet Research Agency, a Russian "troll farm" responsible for disseminating information intended to elicit divisions among Americans and sway the election.
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In recent weeks, it emerged that Roger J. Stone Jr., a longtime adviser to Mr. Trump, had communicated with Guccifer 2.0, the online persona believed to be a front for Russian intelligence officials involved in disseminating emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee.
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The Pakistan Constitution declared them non-Muslims after anti-Ahmadi riots in 20163, and a 1984 ordinance forbade their "posing as Muslims" — performing the Muslim call to prayer, publicly using Islamic greetings, disseminating religious literature or even calling their places of worship mosques.
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Although bots certainly play a role in disseminating completely phony news — including the fictitious story that Hillary Clinton ran a sex-trafficking ring in the basement of a pizza shop — bots weren't responsible for the dramatic disparity between retweets of false versus real news.
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Indeed, the exhibition starts off with a photo a French software engineer sent of his daughter right after she was born, disseminating it through his mobile phone and online network, and then swiftly transitions to the tradition of mail art from the 1950s and '1513s.
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He said that because the amendment protects activities that facilitate speech, such as giving money to a political candidate to facilitate their free speech, that it is logical it should also cover an activity such as gathering and disseminating information about how police are acting.
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The government started trying to rein in what it saw as extremist viewpoints in the clergy after Islamist militant attacks inside the kingdom began in 2003, pushing hardline clerics to renounce al Qaeda and violent tactics and sacking clerics seen as disseminating radical views.
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The story in question, headlined "FBI Agent Suspected in Hillary Email Leaks Found Dead," came from a website called the Denver Guardian, a fake news site created for what appears to be the sole purpose of disseminating fake anti-Clinton and right-wing propaganda.
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The probe has dogged the White House since January, when U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia interfered in the election to try to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton by hacking and releasing embarrassing emails and disseminating propaganda via social media to discredit her.
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Image courtesy of Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image courtesy of Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Challenging government hegemony in the intelligence industry These are all exciting opportunities; however, the future holds several challenges for intelligence agencies: First, intelligence communities lose their primacy over collecting, processing and disseminating data.
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This, Kliff argues, is why the pro-life movement is currently winning: It's constantly on the offense, testing dozens of new anti-abortion laws at the state level and seeing what sticks, and then spreading those successes to other states by disseminating model legislation.
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The probe has hung over the White House since January, when U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia interfered in the election to try to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton by hacking and releasing embarrassing emails and disseminating propaganda via social media to discredit her.
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We wouldn't have to be doing what we're doing in terms of disseminating intel, if we have a more open and transparent process, if we had a draft discussion bill, if we had public hearings on a draft discussion bill, if we had expert testimony.
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PROXYCO (168 Suffolk Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) In November, Laura Saenz (former director of Leon Tovar Gallery), art consultant Alexandra Morris, and architect Enrique Norten founded PROXYCO, a gallery specifically focused on disseminating the works of emerging and mid-career Latin American artists.
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There are far better techniques to disseminating story themes than having a character narrate and outline them in red pen (in other parts, the show does opt for these subtler methods), and Tony didn't have to be the one to do it every time.
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In the past decade, China has embarked on an ambitious effort to promote its image abroad, including a multibillion-dollar overseas expansion by Chinese state media and a network of Confucius Institutes, which teach Chinese language and culture while disseminating the Communist Party's viewpoints.
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Despite safeguards to prevent personally identifiable information from being transmitted, there is a "residual privacy risk that these processes may not always identify and remove unrelated [personal information], thereby disseminating more [information] than is directly related to the cybersecurity threat," the Homeland Security report revealed.
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"The Russian State happens to be a highly effective operator when it comes to making and disseminating propaganda, but Russia is also a country with an extraordinary literary, philosophical, and poetic background when it comes to subjects like truth, reality, and art," explains Metahaven.
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Bilello says the TSA must be "proactive" in its branding efforts rather than reactive, which the agency plans to do by increasing engagement between transportation security officers (TSOs) and the media and by disseminating more videos and infographics on social media showcasing the TSA's work.
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If "The Raid" drives home the horror, it also does a great job of disseminating the larger allegorical point that makes Watership Down both so memorable and so formative: Everything in these rabbits' lives is a fight, because everything about living is a fight.
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In addition, his letter charges that members of the House committee "began disseminating wildly inaccurate information" to reporters that formed the basis of an erroneous CNN report on an email that Mr. Trump and other members of the Trump campaign received in September 2016.
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But in an interview with the New York Times, Trump appeared to shrug off concerns about the investigation, which was prompted by U.S. intelligence agencies' conclusion that Russia tried to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton by hacking and releasing embarrassing emails and disseminating propaganda.
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In recent years, Mr. Assange and WikiLeaks have become notorious for their role in disseminating Democratic emails stolen by Russian hackers as part of the Russian government's covert efforts to damage the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, and help Donald J. Trump win.
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Five years after the Taksim Square protests, prosecutors pulled out old, discredited investigations and accused 16 trade unionists, artists and activists of trying to overthrow the government, destroying property and, for some of them, including Mr. Aksakoglu, disseminating and deepening the protests around the country.
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INDIANOLA, Iowa (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden accused rival Bernie Sanders&aposs campaign on Saturday of disseminating a "doctored" video edited to falsely appear to show the former vice president supporting cutting Social Security, and called on the Sanders campaign to disown it.
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" The definition of "selling" includes "renting, releasing, disclosing, disseminating, making available, transferring, or otherwise communicating orally, in writing, or by electronic or other means, a consumer's personal information by the business to another business or a third party for monetary or other valuable consideration.
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" In response to workers' plans to file labor charges, a Google spokesperson sent the following statement: "We dismissed four individuals who were engaged in intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies, including systematically accessing and disseminating other employees' materials and work.
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POLITICO revealed one case in which USDA officials had tried to dissuade research partners at a university from disseminating their findings about how rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere led to a drop in key nutrients in rice, the world's most important crop.
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This same open letter was picked up by major media outlets such as The Washington Postand The Guardian, and thus exhibits how personalities like Sir Anish already enjoy a privilege of access to disseminating channels that many other members of the public do not enjoy.
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The primary source of this breach, to make a long story short, is the US conservative movement's rejection of the mainstream institutions devoted to gathering and disseminating knowledge (journalism, science, the academy) — the ones society has appointed as referees in matters of factual dispute.
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"You could beg me kicking and screaming to stop disseminating the ideas I believe in, and it wouldn't make a fucking difference," Soph says at the end of "Be Not Afraid," in a passage in which she seems to drop her shtick, if only for a moment.
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No one was ever charged for raping Parsons, though two men (who were minors at the time) were convicted of disseminating child pornography and given probation for taking and sharing a photo of the alleged assault, which had been circulated around her school and on social media.
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These days, political satire is more difficult than ever, because both the pace of the news is increasing — in part due to the ease of disseminating information across the globe — and because there's so much ridiculous headlines coming out of the White House itself, every day.
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A report from the intelligence community in early January accused Russia of attempting to influence the election to hurt Clinton's candidacy and bolster Trump's by taking several measures, including disseminating false information online and orchestrating the hacks of political officials like Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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They're doing this through various law and policy tools, including disseminating information about self-induced abortion to stakeholders in the reproductive justice movement; drafting model legislation to remove problematic statutes where they exist; and providing strategic support to attorneys representing people on trial for self-abortion.
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The point of collecting, organizing, and disseminating a shared body of information—what E. D. Hirsh so controversially termed "cultural literacy" decades later—was to protect a certain vision of American society: at the time, from Communism, but, more broadly, from all alien cultures and antagonistic ideas.
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That is important, because while scholars were ignoring what Karl Marx dismissively called "the idiocy of rural life" (Point 1), tobacco and soft drink and oil companies facing taxation and regulation were busily disseminating mythologies about their products, to keep potential regulators at bay (Point 2).
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China's Ministry of Public Security called for the drill "in order to step up online security for the 19th Party Congress and tackle the problem of smaller websites illegally disseminating harmful information", according to a document circulating online attributed to a cyber police unit in Guangzhou.
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By contributing to the effort of collecting, disseminating and analyzing investment-grade data, I believe we can enhance the prospects of workers in emerging markets, increase business opportunities for American businesses abroad and engage in foreign aid efforts in those areas that truly need it most.
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Over the past year, Facebook has faced a reckoning over the way its plan to connect the next billion users to the internet has sown division, including spreading hate speech that incited ethnic violence in Myanmar and disseminating propaganda for a violent dictator in the Philippines.
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The author said she considered the book's most surprising story to be the rise of the scandal press in France and its role in disseminating a rumor about Marie Antoinette and an elaborate diamond necklace that ultimately contributed to the revolution and the tragic queen's death.
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Patrick Robinson, the company's director of public policy for Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, told me that Airbnb is not the cause of over-tourism in Barcelona; indeed, by disseminating tourists more widely, the service has helped take the pressure off the city's central core.
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Ms. Manning, a transgender woman formerly known as Bradley Manning, received a 35-year prison term for disseminating a vast trove of government documents that included incident reports from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and dossiers on detainees being imprisoned without trial at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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The phone call itself provides an illustration of one of the most difficult aspects of disseminating a message to the Haredi community -- when an entire population shuns the internet, smart phones and other modern means of communication, spreading urgent news and the latest directives is incredibly challenging.
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When asked for comment by The Verge, Google replied with the same statement it's used since the firings: We dismissed four individuals who were engaged in intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies, including systematically accessing and disseminating other employees' materials and work.
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The researchers outlined three ways that governments and partisans might use the internet to jostle an election: disseminating false and misleading content as propaganda, blocking users from social media or political sites that may sow doubt in the state, or arresting internet users for online political speech.
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The first, the CrescentCare Start Initiative, is a cutting-edge strategy for disseminating medication proven to be the fastest way to reduce HIV viral loads in a patient, thereby quickening the time it takes for the disease to be undetectable in their blood and thus scientifically untransmittable.
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PEOPLE learns from online court records that Dennis Michael Simmerman, a 23-year-old Murray resident, had been charged with third-degree sexual abuse and disseminating obscene material to a minor by telephone for alleging sending inappropriate images to the alleged victim, who he was accused of sexually assaulting.
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"We can educate (the) North Korean population to stand up by disseminating outside information," Thae Yong-ho, chief of mission at Pyongyang's embassy in Britain until he defected in 2016, said during an appearance at Congress two days before President Donald Trump's first trip to Asia since taking office.
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Assange attorney Barry Pollack told CNN Thursday the deal would have to include a pardon for Manning, who was convicted in 2013 of stealing and disseminating 750,000 pages of documents and videos to WikiLeaks in what has been described as the largest leak of classified material in US history.
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In more recent years, he's remade himself and the think tank he founded — the Center for Security Policy — into a national hub for disseminating the conspiratorial notion that many Muslims in America are part of a secret plot to undermine American democracy and replace it with an Islamic theocracy.
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Even when presented with new (privately funded) research proving metabolic abnormalities in ME patients, the CDC refuses to stop disseminating information based on discredited research criteria and studies -- including the PACE study, which appears to have manipulated data to propagate the misinformation that patients are sick for psychosomatic reasons.
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Gawande said that doctors should similarly embrace "chains and mass production" and largely abandon customization in favor of standardization; that there should be someone at a hospital who is responsible for administering care; and that there should be processes for quickly disseminating advancements, particularly in technology, across hospitals.
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Go deeper Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland and the Baltic states are on the EU's front line with an increasingly assertive Russia, which is attempting to destabilize and weaken Europe through a hybrid war of corrupting politicians, interfering in elections, funding violent extremist groups, disseminating fake news and hacking.
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Twitter abuse was a grand-scale normalisation project, disseminating libel and disinformation, muddying long-held cultural givens such as "racism is bad" and "sexual assault is bad" and "lying is bad" and "authoritarianism is bad," and ultimately greasing the wheels for Donald Trump's ascendance to the US presidency.
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After all, Disney blockbusters got people back into movie theaters (another relic of the past, like stores, oft-declared "over"), and the company has become expert at taking one brand and disseminating it across multiple platforms: small screen, big screen, live action, cartoons, merchandise and, most of all, rides.
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In July — a month before the erroneous court filing — Mr. Mueller charged 12 Russians with several crimes related to hacking and disseminating the emails as part of a foreign conspiracy to interfere in the election, which that indictment styled in part as a conspiracy to defraud the United States.
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On one hand, there has been a ton of misinformation spread around about the virus, and the internet overall (plus specific sites like Google's search and social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter) has played a huge role in being responsible for disseminating the majority of that bad news.
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A Google spokesperson provided the same statement it's been using since the firings of the four employees: "We dismissed four individuals who were engaged in intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies, including systematically accessing and disseminating other employees' materials and work," the statement says.
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In January 2017, before Mocha had a formal role in Duterte's communications department, the trio played a part in disseminating misleading information on Facebook involving "leaked" emails that they claimed proved the existence of an international anti-Duterte propaganda machine run by the vice president of the Philippines, Leni Robredo.
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Like many Western recruits to ISIS, or those who act in its name—including, notably, the San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik—Umm Mathanna is an ardent follower of the American jihadist cleric Anwar Awlaki, and one of her recent Twitter accounts was devoted to disseminating his theological and political statements.
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A remarkably diverse mixture of people came to the defence of Pastor James McConnell, the Belfast preacher who was acquitted this week after being prosecuted for disseminating "grossly offensive" material—in this case a sermon, transmitted over the internet, in which he described Islam as a religion "spawned in hell".
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Stein's campaign said that it did not have any records of communications with Fusion GPS or Christopher Steele, the ex-British intelligence agent who compiled the opposition research dossier on Trump and Russia, nor did it have records of communication with WikiLeaks related to disseminating information about the 2016 election.
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In fact, organizations like CNN and the New York Times and many others have taken real risks to cover the outbreak of the virus in China and elsewhere and should be commended for doing what they are supposed to be doing: Gathering and disseminating knowledge that is in the public interest.
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Mark A. Hakim, the director of the co-op and condo department at the Manhattan law firm Chaves and Perlowitz, advises boards to restrict the use of online message boards to business uses, like posting the names of candidates for board elections, disseminating building notices, and letting residents make service requests.
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And we have to believe that even though we know Trump's son was both in touch with WikiLeaks and openly enthusiastic about the idea of collaborating with Russia on obtaining and disseminating anti-Hillary Clinton dirt, when he met with Russians on this very topic, they didn't talk about it.
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It usually takes a village, real, virtual or proverbial, to make an Islamist terrorist — one composed of hate-spewing imams, TV programs saturated with anti-Semitic and anti-Western conspiracy theories, neighborhood vigilantes enforcing fundamentalist religious strictures, and political leaders excusing, reflecting or disseminating many of the same beliefs and attitudes.
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Small shifts in disseminating information would make a big difference — psychiatrists, general practitioners and pharmacists could play a more active role in suggesting other options for the same type of medication, in being still more aware of individual responses and in educating themselves and their patients about the nuances of psychotropics.
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"The Commission strongly refutes the allegations and calls upon all parties to refrain from disseminating such false information and unsubstantiated allegations that could create concern within the general public, and create concern amongst international partners and stakeholders, on the integrity of the Commission," it said in a statement on September 19.
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In an indictment charging 12 Russian intelligence officers with hacking into the DNC and disseminating stolen emails, Mueller's office described WikiLeaks — though not by name — as the Russians' conduit to release hacked documents via the hacker known as Guccifer 2.0, who is believed to be a front for Russian military intelligence.
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Ryan might have used a synopsis of "Force Majeure" as an in-class case study, because shame and denial inhibit the reporting of human-triggered avalanches, which subsequently reinforces a culture of silence and impedes the sharing and disseminating of instructive stories in which the main characters do not choose wisely.
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Other tactics included the writing and disseminating of open letters (800 scientists from 32 countries signed this letter asking Harper to end the "burdensome restrictions"), and the launching of complaints to watchdog groups (in Canada, complaints to Democracy Watch and a university law clinic led to an investigation of Canada's Information Commissioner).
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In its complaint, OSC staff say Omega had corrected errors in the identification of brokers in specific trades but was still not in compliance with rules around the time-stamping of trades, had content discrepancies between various data feeds, and was disseminating data to some brokers prior to it being shared more broadly.
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Harvey Rescue was organized online by a group of people who had previously formed a private Twitter DM. The groups have received the technical support of a mobile data collection app and have hundreds of volunteers working around the clock, scraping Twitter to log and map the information Houstonians are disseminating online.
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"Not satisfied with the existing conspiracy theory about Seth Rich ... Defendants Ed Butowsky, Matt Couch, and America First Media have spent the past year creating and disseminating a made-up conspiracy theory that Aaron Rich was the technological know-how behind, and financial beneficiary of, Seth's operation," Aaron Rich's attorney told CNN.
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Mr. Adelson and his wife, Miriam, met with Mr. Trump and his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, at the St. Regis Hotel in Midtown Manhattan while Mr. Adelson was in town for a gala dinner to benefit the World Values Network, an organization dedicated to disseminating Jewish values in politics, culture and media.
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Stay on top of the chat—and ask for others' help—to ensure that people aren't disseminating or spiraling over misinformation or conspiracy theories, and ask that everyone in the group try their best to credibly confirm what they're sharing before dropping the latest rumor into a group of anxious, vulnerable people.
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Members of the international news media poured into Grafton, 380 miles north of Sydney, rushing to find anyone who knew or remembered the suspect, Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 28, a former bodybuilder accused of slaughtering 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, broadcasting the attacks live on Facebook and disseminating a racist online screed.
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"The notion that your company, at your direction, actively engaged in the same behavior to try to discredit people exercising their First Amendment rights to protest Facebook's role in disseminating vile propaganda is frankly astonishing to me," he said in a letter sent to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg Thursday and shared with VICE News.
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And while it's been reposted both for lols and in seriousness, the speed at which it zipped around the internet is just one reason why the Meme Olympics have been so awesome: they're a reminder of how small the world can be, and how good the internet can be at disseminating both information and jokes.
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While Facebook has removed a staggering number of the videos, authorities are still angry with the platform over its role in disseminating violent imagery—and increasingly skeptical of it and other major tech companies' go-to excuse that their scale makes it difficult, if not impossible, for them to react quickly to such events.
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In its complaint, OSC staff said that Omega had corrected inaccurate identification of brokers participating in mid-point peg transactions but was still not in compliance with rules around the time-stamping of trades, had content discrepancies between various data feeds, and was disseminating data to some brokers prior to it being shared more broadly.
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That effort included: • Stealing documents from Democratic Party officials and disseminating them publicly • Hacking into state election boards' computers across the country • Conducting massive pro-Trump propaganda efforts online • Creating fake grassroots organizations to oppose Clinton and boost Trump • Enticing Trump campaign officials with promises of documents that could damage Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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I would have no problem with individuals, who also happened to be historians, disseminating their political conclusions in an op-ed or letter to the editor; but I do have a problem when a bunch of individuals claim for themselves a corporate identity and more than imply that they speak for the profession of history.
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In nimble organizations, the people who generate new ideas are entrepreneurial leaders, while the people who help them do what needs to be done are the enabling leaders, and the people responsible for high-level vision, strategy and resource allocation, as well as for collecting and disseminating information about the situation, are the architecting leaders.
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A video released by the Yueyang People's Intermediate Court in southern China's Hunan Province showed the activist, Lee Ming-cheh, sitting silently as a judicial officer read a statement accusing him of conspiring with a Chinese partner to foment a "Western color revolution" in China by disseminating articles, books and videos attacking China's political system.
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The National Security Agency and FBI violated specific civil liberty protections during the Obama administration by improperly searching and disseminating raw intelligence on Americans or failing to promptly delete unauthorized intercepts, according to newly declassified memos that provide some of the richest detail to date on the spy agencies' ability to obey their own rules.
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As the associate director for the Oregon Climate Change Research Institute, Dello spent that year disseminating climate information to the public as historically warm weather melted mountain snowpack and dried out landscapes across the Pacific Northwest, triggering water scarcity, fueling historic wildfires, and offering a glimpse of what soon could be the new normal.
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While the disseminating service hits potentially tens of thousands of sites and has its own benefits (although Siegel describes it as "posting and praying"), it's the mobile app and the direct service that he believes is where the company has what he calls its "secret sauce", a big data analytics exercise for matching candidates to roles.
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The rules, which were jointly released this week by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said that beginning March 10, foreign companies or foreign joint ventures will be restricted from disseminating a wide range of content online, including text, maps, games, animation, audio and video.
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The men on trial are all French citizens and face a variety of charges relating to violating professional secrecy as well as stealing, possessing and disseminating more than 230,230 documents that revealed multinational corporations such as Amazon, Apple, Heinz, Ikea, Pepsi and others were funnelling profits through Luxembourg in order to save millions of dollars in tax.
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The men on trial are all French citizens and face a variety of charges relating to violating professional secrecy as well as stealing, possessing and disseminating more than 20,000 documents that revealed multinational corporations such as Amazon, Apple, Heinz, Ikea, Pepsi and others were funnelling profits through Luxembourg in order to save millions of dollars in tax.
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Yet, this was not about a head of state like JFK addressing the masses, but rather the anarchist social media crowd virally disseminating red and white little memes everywhere on the internet, in the hope that somebody would pick up these digital cries and turn them into an action of sorts: stop the airstrikes, stop the killings.
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Among Lim's crimes, according to North Korea, are harming the dignity of the supreme leadership, trying to use religion to destroy the North Korean system, disseminating negative propaganda about the North to Koreans overseas, helping American and South Korean authorities to lure and abduct North Korean citizens, and aiding their programs to assist defectors from the North.
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Mr. Ratner defended Julian Assange and WikiLeaks for disseminating millions of secret American government documents; served as a counsel to Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the Haitian president, in the prosecution of war crimes; and advocated on behalf of Haitian refugees held at Guantánamo after the 1991 coup that overthrew Mr. Aristide, the country's first democratically elected president.
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In July 2018, Mueller indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers tied to Russia's Main Directorate of the General Staff, known as the GRU, for their role in hacking the Democratic National Committee (DNC), the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), and Hillary Clinton campaign staff (specifically campaign chair John Podesta) during the 2016 campaign and for disseminating that information publicly.
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Whether it's white supremacists responsible for the murders of Jewish congregants in Pittsburgh or Islamic worshippers in Christchurch, New Zealand, or attacks by Islamic militants like ISIS, which left more than 100 people dead in attacks on Easter Sunday, social media has played a key role in disseminating hate speech and radicalizing untold numbers of users.
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"We developed an open-application system so that agencies that needed naloxone could go into the website and apply—there are questions we ask to help prioritize and understand what the need is—but we've started getting more demand than we have supply, so we had to scale back how we were disseminating naloxone," Fondario said.
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The report, titled "Putin's Asymmetric Assault on Democracy in Russia and Europe: Implications for U.S. National Security," calls into question Facebook's focus on the Internet Research Agency, a Kremlin-linked "troll farm" responsible for disseminating content on Facebook intended to sow racial and social division in the U.S. around the time of the 2016 presidential election.ADVERTISEMENT
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The post-election, pre-presidential Donald Trump has used social media with the same abandon as his campaign self -- yes, to get his message out, unfiltered by the media he loathes, but also as a bludgeon against critics, a tool for disseminating misinformation and, as he nears the inaugural, an outlet for breeding confusion in business and international relations, purposefully or not.
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Earlier this week, shareholders in Helios and Matheson, the analytics company that bought a controlling share in MoviePass a year ago and introduced the original $9.95 movie-a-day plan, filed a class-action lawsuit against the company, claiming CEO Theodore Farnsworth and CFO Stuart Benson engaged in fraud by "disseminating materially false and misleading statements" about the company's financial outlook.
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White House aides with access to highly classified information, in concert with House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, have spent two weeks telling reporters a new story: that Obama officials spied on Trump aides during the transition by unmasking their names in transcripts of legal foreign intelligence intercepts, and inappropriately disseminating that information throughout the government, for exclusively political purposes.
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In this desperate fantasy Britain, there are no jobs, and any dissent — from disseminating pro-foreigner propaganda to having a nonregulation haircut — will be punished by forced participation in the government's "Clean for the Queen" program (which incidentally is a real initiative that was pioneered last year to encourage Her Majesty's subjects to de-litter their neighborhoods in preparation for her birthday).
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Ms. Le Pen, the head of the National Rally party, formerly known as the National Front, has been charged under an article in the French penal code that prohibits "disseminating" messages that are "violent" or that could "seriously harm human dignity" and that could be seen by a minor, according to the prosecutor's office in Nanterre, a western suburb of Paris.
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It embodies the skepticism some of us, especially those in the journalism industry, have about Facebook's (and other tech companies' and leaders') journalism initiatives: that its identity as a tech company, its devaluing of editorial judgment, and the role it played in eroding trust in the news in the first place, makes it wildly unqualified to be in the business of disseminating — let alone making — the news.
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Today, it is known as Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station, with a primary role of collecting information from satellites and ground-based sensors throughout the world and disseminating the data to North American Aerospace Defense Command, U.S. Northern Command and U.S. Strategic Command — a process Steven Rose, Cheyenne Mountain AFS deputy director, compares to the work done by the stem of the human brain.
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Trump during the 2016 campaign praised WikiLeaks for disseminating hacked emails from Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign and called on Russia to find her deleted emails from her time as secretary of State.
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