And the media ensured the dissemination of that propaganda by establishing barricades preventing the dissemination of the truth in violation of the protections of the First Amendment.
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"We've always suspected there was private-sector dissemination of the terror watchlist, but we had no idea the breadth of the dissemination would be so large," Abbas said.
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Under the new law, which passed overwhelmingly in the state legislature, both the "nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images" and "threatening the nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images" are felonies.
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Before, religious sects could control the dissemination of ideas. Right.
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Such dissemination, known among economists as "knowledge spillover," spurs innovation.
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This is a war of our dissemination against their blockage.
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They transcend national barriers with recruitment and dissemination of propaganda.
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"There should have been broad dissemination on this," he later said.
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It's about the origins and dissemination of language on the internet.
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To keep your meetings shorter, keep your information-dissemination techniques simple.
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If they succeed, a vaccine dissemination strategy will be needed immediately.
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The impulses underlying the dissemination of such untruths are not benign.
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Furthermore, information dissemination will likely go on, unabated, in the coming months.
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This is becoming the platform of choice for information dissemination and engagement.
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It was also disclosed for the purpose of dissemination of the information.
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In both instances, voters were unhappy with the dissemination of their information.
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"Thus, heightened global surveillance for the dissemination of scarlet fever is warranted."
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This "fake news" nonsense isn't really about the dissemination of false information.
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This is how the dissemination of ideas works vis-à-vis children.
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The right to free speech shields the receipt and dissemination of information.
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The dissemination of such folderol is a triple win for Mr. Putin.
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We need more information, more speech, and more dissemination of differing opinions.
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If the victim sent it herself, she consented to "dissemination"—to one person.
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"The felonious dissemination of classified material most definitely is a crime," Gowdy warned.
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The company says all that is actually in the service of wider dissemination.
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Rirkrit Tiravanija shares his interest in dissemination as part of the artistic process.
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Finally, there was an astonishing integration between their intelligence collection and information dissemination.
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Once again, discussion and information dissemination was drowned out by Reddit's internal drama.
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Once these methods have been scientifically validated, dissemination and implementation challenges may surface.
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China enforces strict controls over the media and the dissemination of information online.
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Research suggests that these types of accounts facilitated a significant dissemination of content.
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I think that it has speed up the dissemination of misinformation for quotations.
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In its earliest manifestation, Twitter understood its position as a message dissemination infrastructure.
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Both were assigned to the Air Force secretary, helping limit the idea's dissemination.
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Twitter, though, often even fails in one of its core strengths: News dissemination.
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Eisenstein recounts the viral dissemination of Luther's Ninety-five Theses in some detail.
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The code reveals the systematic dissemination of social and political values through entertainment.
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How convenient of our President-elect, a leader in the dissemination of fake news.
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Finally, Twitter has updated its hacking policies to prevent the dissemination of hacked content.
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One, Zuckerberg presents Facebook's platform as a neutral conduit for the dissemination of speech.
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That guidance, or code, virtually bans baby formula and dissemination of information about it.
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ISIS's patterns of propaganda dissemination are evolving but predictable, based on trial and error.
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Cheap to produce and designed for dissemination, postcards are a convenient form of propaganda.
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Hope: Social mobilization and open dissemination and sharing of information that social media facilitates.
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What I love the most about photography is dissemination, and publishing gives me that.
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So I thought I might as well write up those thoughts for broader dissemination.
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As this outbreak unfolds, total transparency and real-time information dissemination should be expected.
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Evidence suggests that Facebook and Twitter both suppressed dissemination of WikiLeaks' 85033 DNC documents.
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Were any Trump associates involved in the dissemination of emails stolen by Russian hackers?
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Moreover, the Special Counsel did not find that any Americans committed a crime in connection with the dissemination of the hacked materials in part because a defendant could not be charged for dissemination without proof of his involvement in the underlying hacking conspiracy.
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China already has some of the world's most restrictive policies on the dissemination of information.
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"Facebook has a moral and ethical obligation not to allow its dissemination," ADL's Greenblatt added.
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Facebook and Google, the biggest mediums of online news dissemination, have struggled to combat it.
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The dissemination of religious information anywhere other than their own internet platforms is also forbidden.
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China started a campaign in 2013 that effectively criminalized the wide dissemination of online rumors.
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BOKF, which was also the dissemination agent, failed in its "gatekeeper role," the SEC said.
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The FBI's Record/Information Dissemination Section did not respond to multiple phone calls and emails.
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The government ceased the dissemination of gross domestic product data more than a year ago.
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Changes to broadcasting and news dissemination have had a similar effect on our nation's divide.
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" He said he "may ban it completely if (dissemination of false information) is not controlled.
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" Officials say Ross also should have known the woman "had not consented to the dissemination.
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COVID-19 testing has been marred by woefully slow development, delayed approval, and poor dissemination.
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The earliest and most important dissemination of the video happened on Twitter, Mr. Decker noted.
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It's all about the format, the players, the facts, the dissemination of answers and questions.
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" "Legal letters warning against a dissemination breach under the 'Computer Misuse Act' will be issued.
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The social side is looking how to protect against dissemination of false information, a growing problem.
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Where an independent media was drowned out by propaganda and the willful dissemination of false information.
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Winner, 26, pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful retention and dissemination of national defense information.
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While the S&P 500 began dissemination in 1950, the performance data was backtested through 1928.
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Both of these arguably confer important social benefits in the dissemination of skills, particularly to youth.
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Another is that Facebook drastically reduces the power of brand reputation over the dissemination of information.
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It's time to step up and realize the impact you have on the dissemination of information.
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They also unveiled subsidies to promote the dissemination of ashes through burials at sea and land.
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A number of celebrity hacks have resulted, as Reinhart's did, in the dissemination of nude photos.
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That makes them excellent conduits for the dissemination of lies and for the encouragement of animosity.
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But Americans' awareness of Trump's tweets is more commonly the result of an indirect, filtered dissemination.
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"There's rapid dissemination of information on social media that's not being filtered by anybody," she said.
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Today, most universities accept, in varied measures, the dual roles of creation and dissemination of knowledge.
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Evidence of the role of behavioral advertising in the dissemination of fake news is piling up.
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Additionally, contraception was illegal and considered obscene, and dissemination of any family planning information was outlawed.
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The dissemination of false information -- in particular about the spread of weapons -- could have deadly consequences.
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Scientific prestige may encourage perfecting data for peer review, but preparedness requires rapid dissemination of information.
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But eliminating the paywall period would actually be quite positive for the dissemination of scientific knowledge.
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This exhibition, more than most, is designed for direct experience, not reproduction and dissemination via Instagram.
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And, as internet dissemination speeds increase exponentially, the often-analog legislatures have to try to keep pace.
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Carolina has long been a hospitable forum and meeting place for the peaceful dissemination of differing views.
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Flexibility in content dissemination The rise of social media has subsequently spurred the growth of content marketing.
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"Today we have won an important agreement, which permanently blocks the dissemination of these images," Bloom said.
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Corporate executives no longer have their favorite analysts when it comes to the dissemination of material information.
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Revenge porn—the non-consensual dissemination of the aforementioned risqué images—has gotten out of control online.
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Aiding in the dissemination of medical records must come with an obvious news-worthiness or public interest.
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Mark Zuckerberg has since addressed the issue, outlining steps to curb the dissemination of fake news posts.
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Monnier's projected "future of the dissemination of art among future generations" is a formula for killing it.
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But since Trump's election, experts report, the Kremlin has doubled down on its dissemination of fake news.
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Anyone familiar with Trump's almost daily boasting on Twitter is familiar with this form of information dissemination.
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Would the alliances formed between the woman's tumor cells and her tissue cells enable widespread metastatic dissemination?
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He said it was right to warn users in its terms against the dissemination of illegal content.
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Writing from the outside and looking in, I see art—and its dissemination—changing here, and quickly.
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Once inside the carrier networks, the message is then forwarded to cell towers in Hawaii for dissemination.
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This will allow for the quick dissemination of best practices to improve the occupational health of firefighters.
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Mr. President, let us be clear, the impulses underlying the dissemination of such untruths are not benign.
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The FOIA process is grounded in a midcentury technological paradigm that made routine widespread information dissemination impractical.
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"The college once again is aiding and abetting and encouraging and supporting the dissemination," Mr. Plakas said.
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In our "on demand" society, it is vital to balance rapid dissemination of information with scientific integrity.
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Similarly, cases involving the dissemination of torrents have typically wound up in civil courts, rather than criminal.
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Again, Afghan authorities aren't competent enough to provide the U.S. forces with "assets" and information dissemination systems.
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Any further dissemination of these false, vicious, speculative and unsubstantiated statements is done at your client's peril.
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From the time of the university's founding, our mission has been the creation and dissemination of knowledge.
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Ultimately, the only impediment to the total dissemination of robots may be our appetite for human interaction.
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Cinema gains its power from dissemination, and that's particularly important to the topics covered in this series.
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How can you pinpoint the dissemination and origination of hate speech when it comes from all over?
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We're told the police investigation is based on a criminal law prohibiting the dissemination of private images.
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" The SEC's main concern with the dissemination of past specific performance is related to so-called "cherry-picking.
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Thomas is charged with child pornography and dissemination of child pornography, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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The victim, however, did not consent to the dissemination of the photograph to everyone else in the universe.
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Online comments had given rise to the "dissemination of false rumours, foul language and illegal information," it said.
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One critical link in the chain of dissemination was a National Geographic article about Haiti published in 1987.
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But the distribution of snakes is erratic, and epidemiological data is anemic, mooting targeted single-snake antivenom dissemination.
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"Today we have won an important agreement, which permanently blocks the dissemination of these images," her statement added.
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We should be considering how best to counteract the dissemination of propaganda and false information via social media.
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No one really knows—and despite a law mandating its dissemination, these data are no longer being released.
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The First Amendment of the United States Constitution allows for the dissemination of made-up and fake news.
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In September 2018, it delayed the implementation of the new category (and the dissemination of details about it).
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This is a wake-up call that there is a grave failure in the effective dissemination of intelligence.
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In fact, this is pretty much why the pod exists: to provide a vehicle for the seed's dissemination.
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Few poets have ever commented so acutely on their own dissemination, and the concomitant hollowing out of self.
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What makes "L'Estate Sta Finendo" different, though, is that its dissemination, and its transformation, occurred almost entirely online.
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It also criminalises all extramarital sex (and therefore gay sex) and censors the dissemination of information about contraception.
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That means continued support for a democratized approach to the dissemination of quality satellite imagery, among other datasets.
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"Our goal was always to avoid rumors and the dissemination of false information," Televisa said in a statement.
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How has the international dissemination of American iconography from the 20th century onwards threatened local particularities and differences?
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The report shows how the hack was carried out and how the documents were handed to WikiLeaks for dissemination.
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For now, at least, it looks like HBO is working hard to contain the dissemination of the leaked information.
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The hearing will broadly cover privacy standards for the collection, retention and dissemination of consumer data for commercial use.
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Heavily redacted sections of the report discuss whether Trump associates were involved in the dissemination of those hacked emails.
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We hope this list serves as a reminder of the Internet's ever-increasing importance in the dissemination of information.
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We must change politics by condemning and apprehending those who participated in the publication and dissemination of Hills' images.
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The laws used to charge improper dissemination of classified information also subject people to the most selective prosecution imaginable.
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After requiring disclosure of exchange market data revenues, the SEC should adopt a "Competing Consolidator" model for data dissemination.
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Intelligence officials concluded in January that Russia's interference in the US election included the dissemination of fake news online.
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But what these exhibitions didn't explore was how Pop art reached the masses, how it gained power through dissemination.
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On the other hand, dissemination of false information, particularly on a prominent and influential site, can be very harmful.
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Barr said that, when it comes to dissemination of the report, he intends to be as transparent as possible.
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These are all areas that are ripe for technological breakthroughs, advances in deployment and dissemination, or innovative new ideas.
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Ocasio-Cortez also hit out of the dissemination of footage of the woman by Trump Jr. and other figures.
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Russian military intelligence units were responsible for hacking operations as well as the dissemination of stolen information through WikiLeaks.
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Abroad, the dissemination of fake news on Facebook, which reaches 1.8 billion people globally, has been a longstanding problem.
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The study showed that the Y might be a promising channel for wide-scale dissemination of the intervention program.
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Eventually, however, the code was shared more widely and the original group of people lost control of its dissemination.
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Further complicating its efforts is the dissemination of articles that are exaggerated, slanted or inflammatory but not obviously fake.
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He examined cookbook manuscripts going back to the 103s and traced the dissemination of those early recipes throughout Europe.
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The shares were suspended to allow an "adequate dissemination of a press release", the regulator said in a statement.
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If Facebook's primary danger is its dissemination of fake stories, then Twitter's is a ginning up of fake people.
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His printing press enabled widespread learning and the dissemination of new data, thereby providing the foundation for new discoveries.
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The agency is calling for increased mosquito control – insecticide spraying and the dissemination of bug repellent and bed nets.
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We aim to maximize the dissemination of information that will help keep our citizens safe, even if they use drugs.
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The Mueller investigation alleges that several Russian military agents executed the hack of those documents and the dissemination of them.
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The rise of high-speed and automated markets have streamlined the dissemination of information and price discovery for equity investors.
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So too does legislation that outlaws the dissemination of any "statistical information" that may "invalidate, distort, or discredit official statistics".
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In March parliament passed a law that allows police to ban the dissemination of videos or pictures of certain events.
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Facebook is rolling out new tools designed to combat the dissemination of "revenge porn" on its platform, it announced Wednesday.
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As for the likely charge ... we're told it's Dissemination of Private Images, a misdemeanor punishable by 6 months in jail.
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Targeted dissemination, with credible messengers, must engage all sectors of society if we are to counter and deflect jihadist propaganda.
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It can even seek authority to search his office and home if there is evidence of unauthorized disclosures or dissemination.
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Easy generation and widespread dissemination of synthetic media can have quite significant adverse consequences for many aspects of civil society.
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It is difficult to imagine how the dissemination of an incorrect ZIP code, without more, could work any concrete harm.
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She views Manning's imprisonment in the context of Wikileaks and the organization's dissemination of the data she gave to them.
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Is our free press robust enough to withstand the attacks upon it and the technology revolutionizing the dissemination of information?
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Researchers believe that men having sex with men was an important means of early dissemination of H.I.V. among the Warao.
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What we're dealing with today is different because of the pervasive scale of partisan media and its dissemination alongside disinformation.
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But one big question Mueller explored was whether any Trump associates were involved in the dissemination of those hacked emails.
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Michael S. Rogers, the director of the National Security Agency, to answer for the illegal dissemination of information to reporters.
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Black propaganda is the creation and dissemination of false narratives that are falsely sourced to credible individuals and/or organizations.
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Gray propaganda is the development and dissemination of true information that is falsely sourced to credible individuals and/or organizations.
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The man who operates it for public dissemination then, must have a deep sense of respect for all human life.
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The man who operates it for public dissemination then, must have a deep sense of respect for all human life.
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Active Facebook communities can be a force for good but they also aid the dissemination of false information, the campaigners said.
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The wide dissemination of the suspects' mugshots means their days as travelling killers, if that is what they were, are over.
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WikiLeaks's Julian Assange UNIT 74455 — The indictment says the GRU's Unit 74455 coordinated the dissemination of documents stolen by Unit 26165.
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The blame for dissemination and elevation of these fake and biased stories must, at least in part, fall on Facebook users.
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She advocates on behalf of revenge porn victims and would like companies to do more to prevent dissemination of such content.
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It's essential for universities, and core to their mission, to assert greater control over systems for knowledge representation, dissemination, and preservation.
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But their slow bore dissemination kept a cloud over the Clinton campaign during the summer and into the fall of 2016.
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Unions may not force non-members to support the dissemination of their "ideological" views in the political arena, the Court said.
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But they can be overcome by two things: the application and dissemination of technology, and the implementation of sensible government policies.
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" The app should "prevent information dissemination that distorts, demonises, blasphemes and negates the deeds and spirits of heroes, the regulator added.
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She is defending a precision tool of gentle market guidance, not the tool of mass opinion dissemination that it has become.
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The jets can supply "near real-time on-scene electronic warfare support, intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination capabilities,"another caption explains.
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But something truly strange has also happened: Automation is playing an outsize role in the creation and dissemination of photographic portraits.
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Facebook is already developing an algorithm that can flag certain words or phrases, prompting the dissemination of resources in real time.
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Likewise, Facebook would have crossed a red line if it had intentionally assisted in the dissemination of hate speech in Myanmar.
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Dissemination of this information among doctors by the academy will improve the likelihood that more parents receive this information and counseling.
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A spokesperson for USDA said there have been no directives within the department that discouraged the dissemination of climate-related science.
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The Internet revolution "has displaced the gatekeepers, the producers, editors, and scholars who decided what was worthy of dissemination," they write.
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Online platforms like Twitter had significantly stepped up its efforts to curb foreign disinformation campaigns and the dissemination of fake news.
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Military deception "targets enemy decisionmakers by targeting their intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination systems," a Marine Corps information operations memo states.
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"One thing you and I agree on is the felonious dissemination of classified material most definitely is a crime," he said.
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Tech companies have become rightly concerned about their unintended involvement in the dissemination of obviously untrue material purporting to be true.
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The limit is intended to curb the rapid dissemination of false information like doctored photos, manipulated recordings and straight-up lies.
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The lawsuit cites a pattern of willful dissemination of false information by InfoWars that was established long before the Parkland shooting.
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Even Trump's brief dissemination of the image drew widespread condemnation, especially just days after Heyer's death in the Charlottesville car attack.
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The White House inserted itself directly into an intelligence dissemination and vetting process that is typically handled by the agencies themselves.
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With increased funding for prevention research and wider dissemination of prevention initiatives, we could be even closer to eradicating cancer entirely.
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The congressmen also asked the names of individuals or agencies who "requested and/or authorized the unmasking and dissemination" of these identities.
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What it has allowed is it's allowed dissemination of information to a lot more people than otherwise would be able to get.
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Guglielmi said the juvenile suspect faces felony charges of aggravated criminal sexual assault, manufacturing of child pornography and dissemination of child pornography.
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For artist Sterling Crispin, the dissemination and advancement of facial recognition technologies to law enforcement poses dire threats to privacy and freedom.
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The origin and dissemination of M. leprae remains a mystery, despite many attempts to reconstruct its past from historical and archaeological sources.
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Sweet said releasing details about the sexual assaults could result in the "dissemination of inaccurate or inadmissible information," and prejudice the jury.
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Their data-breaches, dissemination of "fake news" and tax avoidance means that the reputation of the internet giants has never been lower.
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He wrote a paper on the dissemination of non-consensual pornography, which discusses the common law tort intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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An expert in the dissemination of misinformation on Facebook, Rand is unaffiliated with Social Science One but has followed its development closely.
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Harris also received a year each on two misdemeanor counts of dissemination of harmful material to minors, also related to his texts.
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"Some disclosures predicated on new technology, such as the dissemination of precise GPS coordinates or customer ID numbers, may suffice," Fuentes wrote.
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The former is aimed at giving news organizations more protections to ensure they're paid fairly for the dissemination of their stories online.
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This disruption includes addressing the promotion of terrorism, dissemination of propaganda, and the exploitation of real-world terrorist events through online platforms.
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As with many subcultures, the internet has allowed for the dissemination of information without that info having to filter through social constrictions.
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Democratic accountability requires the dissemination of accurate information so that the public can evaluate the quality of decisions made by government officials.
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It works to prevent male-female fraternization, alcohol consumption, the dissemination of Western media, and other conduct it regards as un-Islamic.
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But given the low overhead of most businesses predicated on YouTube content dissemination, it's likely Shriner retained a tidy profit for herself.
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The company took significant criticism during the 2016 election for being a platform for the dissemination of "fake news" or hoax stories.
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It's occurring most notably on Twitter, which has become a platform for the constant dissemination of various Holocaust memes and ethnic slurs.
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As Huffman had pointed out in March, most of the propaganda dissemination happened through real American users who unwittingly shared the content.
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He synthesized the high-quality distribution of news in print with an equally high-quality dissemination of news through the Post's website.
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So I wanted to find something in between that had the dissemination of the book and the art object of the gallery.
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Security experts had long believed Russia was the perpetrator, however Moscow denied any involvement in the development or dissemination of NotPetya Thursday.
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It's our collective responsibility to counter the dissemination of outright lies that threaten to dim the reality of the Holocaust's undeniable hatred.
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"In Sri Lanka we do not have a proper dissemination mechanism to reach people when it comes to natural disasters," he said.
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It punishes some abortions with prison terms of four to five years, and contrives to censor the dissemination of information about contraception.
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Because of the case's high-profile nature, the sheriff's office said it announced the search warrants to avoid the dissemination of misinformation.
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But the biggest problem with Twitter's place in the news is its role in the production and dissemination of propaganda and misinformation.
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"It can be a challenge to differentiate between legitimate political discussion and inauthentic coordinated dissemination of misinformation," said Facebook spokesman Tom Reynolds.
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It has been inclined to blame BT Sport, expressing concern about its digital dissemination of games, but perhaps the problem lies elsewhere.
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The companies that run them have lobbied for "ag-gag" laws that criminalize dissemination of video and photos from within their walls.
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"We strongly support the Commission's decision not to require the dissemination of an intraday estimate," wrote Susan Olson, the ICI's general counsel.
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Tolerating Trump's conflicts and behavior is made even more shameful by his supporters' willingness to ignore its broad dissemination in the media.
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When writing surveillance-based reports for broader dissemination within the intelligence community, analysts are supposed to "minimize" any privacy intrusion into Americans.
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They were written while the FBI was investigating Clinton's use of an unsecure, private email server and the dissemination of classified information.
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But one group that represents private schools, the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, opposed the data collection and dissemination efforts.
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Trump's lawyers have fired off a cease and desist letter, demanding the halt of any further publication or dissemination of the book.
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The dissemination of the D haplogroup across time and space is consistent with the gradual spread of Neolithic farmers from the Middle East.
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Modern technology and information dissemination have led to a democratization of weather forecasting, and that could mean compounding disaster in the wrong hands.
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"The special counsel's report did not find that any person associated with the Trump campaign illegally participated in the dissemination of the materials."
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Being a party to an NTSB investigation requires participants to agree to limits on the "dissemination of investigation information," the NTSB website says.
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It was believed to be done through the use of campaign hacking, dissemination of propaganda, and social media use to disparage Clinton's campaign.
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Did his participation in the dissemination of information from emails stolen by Russians and leaked by Wikileaks, with Trump's encouragement, violate campaign laws?
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The Senate Commerce Committee is holding a hearing next Wednesday morning, examining how social media platforms are fighting the dissemination of terrorism propaganda.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), who has led the fight in Congress to legislate against the dissemination of revenge porn, praised Facebook's new tools.
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China's central bank last year agreed to more stringent disclosure requirements under International Monetary Fund guidelines known as the Special Data Dissemination Standard.
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"I deeply regret the role I may have played in confirming this confidential information and in its dissemination to Medley's subscribers," Lacker added.
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Only by allowing an irresponsibly broad dissemination did the ultimate leakers and wrongdoers sense tacit permission and become emboldened to ignore the law. .
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There is no Aesop exception that allows for unauthorized dissemination of information so long as it is in the form of a story.
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The ad called the Texas senator out for his campaign's dissemination of rumors that Ben Carson was dropping out before the Iowa caucuses.
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BuzzFeed and Fusion GPS still face other defamation court claims related to the dissemination of the dossier, from Russian and other foreign businessmen.
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The man was arrested in August 2017 and was initially charged with sex assault and telephone dissemination of obscene material to a minor.
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"Revenge porn" is the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images by an angry ex or anyone else who may have access to them.
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Manning previously served seven years of a 35-year prison sentence for her role in the dissemination of the classified cables through WikiLeaks.
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" Then restore "facts to public discussion," embracing "more sources of serious research and dissemination," with "public funding to maintain their rigor and independence.
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The court was told that Russian agents "previewed their hack and dissemination of stolen emails" to George Papadopoulos, another Trump foreign policy adviser.
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And Moscow's creation and worldwide dissemination of false stories has only sowed doubt in Europe about the statements of Russian officials and companies.
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The United Nations has blamed Facebook for the dissemination of hate speech against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar that resulted in their ethnic cleansing.
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As a transformative technology in the long-term it also contributed to broader issues like the dissemination of harmful content like political disinformation.
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The most important lesson here is that unregulated markets pose an enormous risk for the widespread dissemination of contaminated and potentially deadly products.
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The plan also identifies tasks such as early warning, information dissemination, provision of medical care, fuel and transportation, search and rescue and evacuations.
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They limited access to trade officials, conducted negotiations in secret and prevented dissemination of draft documents and positions, even among members of Congress.
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All this is possible because of the lack of laws and legal precedent regulating the collection, use, dissemination, and retention of biometric data.
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"Joe was dismissed for doing his job: overseeing the dissemination of intelligence to elected officials who needed that information to do their jobs."
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In November, prosecutors in Hamburg launched an investigation into Facebook on suspicion of not doing enough to prevent the dissemination of hate speech.
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Perhaps this is because Wideman's layered and sometimes contradictory insights resist abbreviation and easy dissemination in short bursts of epiphany on social media.
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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has been strongly promoting the dissemination of programs that address sexual culture and violence prevention skills.
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In 1965, he successfully co-sponsored a bill that voided a 19th-century provision barring the dissemination of birth control devices or information.
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"If these people have a full-time job, then they're working the graveyard shift," said Lia Bolden, a data dissemination specialist at the bureau.
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He allegedly shared the video with friends, and it continued to circulate for months despite the girl's pleas for him to stop its dissemination.
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"Facebook is no place for the dissemination of hate speech, racism or calls for violence," the spokesperson said in a statement to The Verge.
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Gray's attorneys had only to demonstrate, however, that "Joyful Noise" had wide dissemination and could have been heard by Perry and her co-authors.
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"Today we have won an important agreement, which permanently blocks the dissemination of these images," Barton's attorney Lisa Bloom told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Note the way in which al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's (AQAP) primary media channel prioritizes YouTube above all other forms of video dissemination.
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Jason: In the original founding charter of NASA, we're [supposed] to provide for the widest practical dissemination of NASA's activities and the results thereof.
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In a nutshell, the internet still runs on Kleinrock's basic idea — the dissemination of information that's split up into small amounts for easy transmittal.
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And that mixture has an obvious application to the dissemination of a language and culture which struggle with the perception of being too serious.
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Unlike child pornography, which is more easily identifiable, extremist content covers a broad spectrum, and laws governing its dissemination vary from country to country.
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Its failure to act on the 2016 disinformation campaign, in particular, looms large in its decision to scale back its dissemination of hard news.
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There are also costs to the companies for providing drugs: production, tracking dissemination and collecting information from its use, as well as legal liability.
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They may both support the dissemination of government secrets, but Edward J. Snowden and WikiLeaks seem to disagree on how best to do it.
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He also wondered whether the committee's 2014 decision to send the report to the CIA for internal dissemination overruled its previous assertion of control.
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In the 1930s, radio took off, offering hard-news journalists like Edward R. Murrow a new platform and enabling the wide dissemination of opinions.
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Social media made possible rapid and very cheap dissemination of information in Zimbabwe, where there is only one television network, the state-owned ZBC.
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The widespread dissemination of a book in thrall to Yvor Winters occurred against the backdrop of a resurgent modernism and a boom in autofiction.
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Critics warn the practice can slow the dissemination of public information and gives officials undue authority to potentially influence the withholding of documents. Sen.
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WHO member states will also support dissemination of information about the costs from clinical trials, if it is already publicly available or voluntarily provided.
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This month, Twitter updated its rules to ban the dissemination of certain hacked materials and expanded its efforts to take down dormant fake accounts.
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"The strongest takeaway from the last show was about the dissemination of images and the way images circulate," she said in a phone interview.
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There are laws around the dissemination of personal information like home addresses, but they're stuck in the era of phone booths and yellow pages.
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" Others have called him the "weather hoarder" or a "walking weather almanac" for his meticulous collection and dissemination of weather data and events. "Mr.
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"We conclude that Comey's retention, handling, and dissemination of certain Memos violated Department and FBI policies, and his FBI Employment Agreement," the report said.
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Yet the colonial dissemination of labor and industrialism are subtly reflected in her work, which relies on the textiles fabricated within its very system.
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The company shut the Information Bank's computer facilities and let Mead handle the transmission and dissemination of the Times's data as part of Nexis.
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He portrayed the platform — under fire for years over enabling the dissemination of disinformation and violent, hateful content — as spreading free speech and democracy.
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Facebook has been blamed for the dissemination of conspiracy theories and ethnic hatreds, and for allowing user data to be manipulated to influence elections.
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There are important free speech implications to the availability of this data, and limited ability for an individual to control its collection and dissemination.
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But as Scott Shane, a New York Times national security reporter, points out, the creation and dissemination of fake news is far from difficult.
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Business Wire handles the press release dissemination for thousands of companies, including more than half the 30 components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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The draft bill lays out 10 different rights citizens should have when it comes to consenting to the collection and dissemination of their personal data.
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Critics across academia, the press, and the tech industry have charged Facebook with enabling and profiting from the widespread dissemination of hyper-partisan fake news.
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Over almost the past decade in Russia, this style of propaganda and its dissemination has become more sophisticated and prolific, making it harder to spot.
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He has also pressed tech giants to fight harder against abuse of personal data as well as the dissemination of fake news on social media.
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Other works examine the power of images and their potential for viral dissemination (Luther himself exploited new media to "go viral" in his own time).
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The responses of the Trump campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
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The central bank in July shifted to reporting its foreign exchange reserves on a monthly basis after adopting the IMF's Special Data Dissemination Standard (SDDS).
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This particular executive order outlines when "collection, retention, and dissemination" of intelligence about people in the US is allowed — provided the collectors follow proper procedure.
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Instead of seeing this revelation splattered across the covers of Us Weekly and People, Affleck took control over the dissemination of information regarding his life.
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Around the same time, there was an apparent shift in policy from merely restricting access to blasphemous online content toward prosecuting individuals accused of dissemination.
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Mr. Rzewski practices the progressive ideas he preaches, making his scores available online and encouraging, rather than blocking, the dissemination of his recordings on YouTube.
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Koeltl also said holding WikiLeaks and the Trump campaign liable for dissemination of hacked emails would infringe on the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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Distribution of such programming will become ever-easier, as smartphones and broadband build-out make possible so-called "over the top" dissemination, direct to consumer.
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"The Special Counsel's report did not find that any person associated with the Trump campaign illegally participated in the dissemination of the materials," Barr said.
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Since regulators have "effectively neutralized" the dissemination of any unwanted information in traditional media, "the real heart of controls is shifting to cyberspace," he added.
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Sure, a hashtag makes for easy dissemination and opens the floor to many voices — but we'd also do well to acknowledge the originators of ideas.
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Zines have allowed me to be in control of my own narrative and its dissemination, and that's crucial for me as a woman of color.
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But a law limiting the dissemination of information on LGBT issues to young people has emboldened people to grow violent toward LGBT people, she said.
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It's a norm that the president shouldn't interfere with the dissemination of public information on natural disasters, even by means as trivial as a Sharpie.
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The FBI investigation began when it was discovered that the Russians had secret discussions with your foreign policy advisor about dissemination of stolen Clinton emails.
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A section titled "Trump Campaign and the Dissemination of Hacked Materials" is heavily redacted, and appears to include information about Trump associates' discussions about WikiLeaks.
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The swift dissemination highlights how ill-equipped tech companies remain in addressing the vile, racist, and excessively violent content that's being shared on their platforms.
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"The dissemination of distorted information among our international partners on the eve of important negotiations with the EU could jeopardise their results," Groysman wrote on Facebook.
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As tech companies become central to the dissemination of news, the biases of their leaders become subject to greater scrutiny, as they would with any publisher.
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Trey Gowdy, R-South Carolina, then stressed that the unauthorized dissemination of classified information is punishable by a felony of up to 10 years in prison.
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The three men, who are all 20-21 years old, pleaded guilty to participating in various ways in the creation and dissemination of the Mirai botnet.
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"Clearly, dissemination comes both in many different forms and at many different prices: video, audio, text; desktop, laptop, handheld; free, cheap, expensive, very expensive," Steiger said.
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Perhaps the whole museum is an elaborate campaign to recruit people with an abiding interest in the KGB, for dissemination of digital weapons and fake news.
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Technology has improved as it related to the dissemination of information and the measurement of public sentiment, but our systems are not designed for crowdsourced governance.
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Legal experts have long speculated that Assange could face charges under the World War I-era Espionage Act for the dissemination of classified U.S. government documents.
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"While the sharing of a sensitive image might get a platform blocked, the authorities are more worried about the sharing and dissemination of information," he continued.
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Wall Street and news people clearly value different things because in the business of news gathering and curation, dissemination and even creation, Twitter is without peer.
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Many scholars have argued that the significance of the 9/11 terrorist attacks is in their dissemination through a 24/7 news cycle of violent images.
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In spite of our ongoing move toward a more lateral dissemination of information, public school teachers still act as central authority figures and transmit knowledge vertically.
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Lawmakers are seeking to implement a measure passed in parliament last month to prevent the dissemination of what they describe as "fake news" on foreign channels.
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The legislation would give companies the right to sue in federal court to recover damages, enforce injunctions and prevent the further dissemination of stolen trade secrets.
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In the hearing Wednesday, Rhee said the special counsel would seek a protective order barring wider dissemination of data the defendants will receive in the case.
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By that time, The Times had already obtained an unredacted version, allowing a comparison to determine what the Cuomo administration deemed not worthy of public dissemination.
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In the premodern West, where civil authorities showed little interest in—and sometimes considerable antagonism toward—the broad dissemination of knowledge, most encyclopedists were monastic Christians.
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Between 2002 and 2015, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality funded the clearinghouse with money earmarked for "Dissemination and Translation activities," past budget reports indicate.
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After the election, Facebook endured reproach for allowing dissemination of fake news on its platform, which advocates say could have helped Trump at the ballot box.
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We've entered into a brutal era for politics, one driven more by emotion and "us against them" convictions rather than the rational dissemination of conflicting beliefs.
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In spite of our ongoing move toward a more lateral dissemination of information, public school teachers still act as central authority figures and transmit knowledge vertically.
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"This policy is to protect White House information technology infrastructure from compromise and sensitive or classified information from unauthorized access or dissemination," according to the memo.
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As the coronavirus has spread across the world, so too has misinformation about it, despite an aggressive effort by social media companies to prevent its dissemination.
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The US Postal Service has long maintained a special discount rate for periodicals to facilitate the dissemination of journalism and the viability of journalism business models.
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Having said that, we do take this notion of dissemination of harmful misinformation, hate-filled content, content that in some cases is inciting violence, extremely seriously.
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The major provisions of that package included efforts to expand public health research, boost the production and dissemination of test-kits and expedite the diagnostic process.
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Individuals seeking orders of protection, or restraining orders, can ask the judge to include a provision that forbids the dissemination of private media to third parties.
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The strategy calls for better data collection and dissemination of intelligence to local communities and greater unity of effort in dealing with disinformation and radical content.
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"There's a strong argument that social platforms have done a lot in the widespread dissemination of disinformation that has poisoned democracy in various ways," Dotan said.
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Then, way down at what we will politely call the "other end," emerge the packaged narratives primed for widespread dissemination to you and everyone you know.
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The most memorable and affecting portrait is that of a daughter of Party officials who finds her life's purpose in the production and dissemination of samizdat.
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In addition, many pieces of fake news are probably harmless — in the same way as rumor and innuendo, although social media has scaled up its dissemination.
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Joel Kaplan, the company's vice president for global public policy, objected to the public dissemination of internal findings on the grounds that it would offend conservatives.
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AccuWeather in 2005 worked with then-Senator Rick Santorum to back an unsuccessful proposal that would have limited dissemination of National Weather Service forecasts on websites.
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As an artist examining the materiality of migration, "The List" became an obsession for Cennetoğlu who immediately began planning for its dissemination across the Dutch capital.
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But US intelligence agencies haven't yet provided names for who they believe was specifically behind the attack that used WikiLeaks as a dissemination method for the emails.
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Manafort may also provide new details about who knew what and when about WikiLeaks' dissemination of Hillary Clinton's stolen emails at a key moment during the election.
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We have already begun to see the effects of the intentional and covert dissemination of false information on businesses, even without the added dangers of manipulated videos.
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Its celebration of atrocities combined with its active dissemination of videos depicting murder and torture help ensure IS continues to be rightly seen as an unapproachable evil.
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"Publication and dissemination of a white supremacist, anti-semitic website throughout the EOIR is antithetical to the goals and ideals of the Department of Justice," she wrote.
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The problem of the Facebook bubble matters not just because we've been duped by the algorithms, but the significant role Facebook plays in the dissemination of news.
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The department has been working on the guidelines — which spell out how intelligence agencies handle the collection, retention, and dissemination of US persons' information — for 10 years.
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It allows for real-time conversation (some of it can even be good!) and news dissemination in a way that no other service has managed to do.
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"You can&apost change the reign of terror policy of the internal regime, but we can do the dissemination of outside information inside North Korea," he said.
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Interfax news agency cited an unidentified source as saying Filippov was questioned as part of a criminal case into the dissemination of a state secret and released.
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The measures included checking for evidence of wrongdoing, involving the dissemination of information ahead of results, as well as providing data to help SEBI's investigation, he added.
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The command that big tech companies have over the dissemination of information, particularly in the era of voice computing, raises the specter of Orwellian control of knowledge.
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At the same time, WikiLeaks and the Trump campaign can't be held liable for the dissemination of stolen materials because of First Amendment protections, the judge ruled.
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"We have experienced a decline in sales due to the broad dissemination of misleading and inaccurate information on social media that is influencing women's choices," he said.
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For challenges like the gap between military and civilian cultures, greater dissemination of tools like the PsychArmor Institute's Military Culture trainings is a strong place to start.
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Washington spent the better part of the year talking tough to tech companies and threatening a crackdown on the wanton collection, dissemination, and monetization of personal data.
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FACEBOOK ROLLS OUT ANTI-REVENGE PORN TOOLS: Facebook is rolling out new tools designed to combat the dissemination of "revenge porn" on its platform, it announced Wednesday.
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Plahotniuc expects further retaliation after the Moldovan parliament on Thursday passed a law to prevent the dissemination of foreign 'fake news,' on Russian-language and other channels.
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There are certainly issues related to the role of news and its dissemination highlighted by this model — the most apparent one being a balanced approach to information.
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Over the next three centuries, other trading nations completed coffee's worldwide dissemination and set it up as a mainstay crop of many of the world's poorest economies.
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It bars the dissemination of online lies deemed to be against the public interest, on pain of fines of up to $1m or ten years in jail.
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The Chinese government hasn't objected to gay dating apps, as long as they stick to internet rules that restrict the dissemination of pornography and politically sensitive information.
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Mayer captioned his post "for immediate dissemination," with the singer giving Instagram the rights to his "world famous meat loaf recipes" and "Joe Camel fan fiction" content.
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It charges Sessions with violating church rules or principles on child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and "dissemination of doctrines" contrary to those of the United Methodist Church.
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These names have been used as aliases for the Russian intelligence officers to encourage the dissemination of stolen information and to exchange bitcoin to fund their activity.
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"An unauthorized dissemination of information seeking to attract a child's interest in sexual relations may destroy the child's own perceptions of private and family life," he wrote.
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The third-party collection and dissemination of information about the inside of homes could have implications for the privacy laws that constrain the government and law enforcement.
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Iswaran said it's widely recognized that digital technologies and communication platforms are great enablers for society, but there are potential risks such as the dissemination of misinformation.
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Whether it's via our favorite news site or social media, the dissemination of information via these devices has revolutionized the way we find out about major events.
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Outsider art's abiding allure is evident in the extensive infrastructure now supporting its display and dissemination, encompassing museum collections, art fairs, and foundations devoted to important figures.
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Greitens signed a bill Friday creating a felony of threatening the nonconsensual dissemination of a private sexual image by attempting to coerce another person to refrain from action.
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In Silicon Valley where the only thing faster than the speed of light is the dissemination of rumors, there is extreme sensitivity to these kind of signaling effects.
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"Today's decision underlines the importance of a functioning competitive market to foster the development and dissemination of cost-efficient low-emission technologies," the Commission said in a statement.
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Lit against a dark background, the participants discuss their flight from Kosovo, the moment the photo was taken and the impact that its dissemination had on their families.
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A few corporations with a stranglehold on the mass dissemination of information could "manufacture consent," freedom of the press belongs to those who own one, and so on.
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If Adobe wanted to roll out a new product, they had the means of large-scale dissemination — much more easily, certainly, than for new players in the field.
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These would-be gunsmiths are sharing plans for everything from Glock 17 handguns to AR-15s with a renewed enthusiasm for the lawless dissemination of digital firearms blueprints.
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The letter came in response to a notice from Trump's lawyers demanding that Wolff "immediately cease and desist from any further publication, release or dissemination of the Book."
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Smith said in his email that Shared Services Canada now holds an effective veto over many of the agency's decisions, including the collection, analysis and dissemination of data.
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But it's putting meat on the bones of its thinking, fleshing out a more expansive proposal for a regulation aimed at "preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online".
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Countries such as Russia, and now Iran, have used a range of tactics in their attempts to influence the American public, including the dissemination of fake news stories.
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"Publication and dissemination of a white supremacist, anti-Semitic website throughout the EOIR is antithetical to the goals and ideals of the Department of Justice," the letter read.
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Benomar "helped to mastermind the dissemination of stolen materials to the media and other third parties" and "spoke regularly with senior Qatari officials," Broidy alleges in the filing.
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But its rapid dissemination exposed the fact that nine million American children were not fully vaccinated against measles and led to tightening of vaccination rules for California schoolchildren.
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" As much as Steidl admired Gutenberg's revolutionary contribution to the dissemination of knowledge, the Bible itself was "a baroque illustrated object that was absolutely not to my taste.
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And what we've started to see with Black Lives Matter and the recording and dissemination of videos of police violence is that no police department has emerged unscathed.
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But instead of adopting a new business and pricing model to match the new means of no-cost dissemination, consolidation gave academic publishers the freedom to raise prices.
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This protocol is an invaluable resource for security researchers, journalists, and law enforcement officers who use it to track the dissemination of information or malware on the internet.
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I realize that we cannot—and should not—try to legislate morality, but surely we can, and should, try to stop dissemination of such excretory matter as this.
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Josef Ruzek, director of the Center's Dissemination and Training Division in Palo Alto, California, said that 14 phone apps have been created across platforms for veterans to use.
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The indictment of the Russian operatives provides never-before-seen detail about the central role of the online avatar Guccifer 1944 in the dissemination of stolen Democratic documents.
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NRATV, the organization's online video channel, has become a little-noticed but vital forum for the dissemination of some of the most strident pro-gun messaging in politics.
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She doesn't think they do it to gather more intelligence but instead to give the prosecution a leg up and to control the dissemination of information about torture.
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As we kick off 2020, big tech companies are undoubtedly feeling the pressure of an election year and the responsibilities their platforms have in the dissemination of information.
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Let the NSA, our largest intelligence service, superintend the operation and dissemination of intel we gather these ways, by moving the NRO and the NGIA into their fold.
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To have a legitimate function in a community as a site of cultural production and dissemination, a museum needs to secure its role as a genuinely public institution.
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And the White House has since corroborated another key allegation the whistleblower made about the White House's extraordinary efforts to limit the dissemination of information about the call.
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And this flurry from the head of the Congressional Black Caucus: Representative Luis V. Gutiérrez of Illinois put his boycott proclamation on Facebook for the broadest possible dissemination.
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" It attributed "this growing opinion" to the dissemination to scientific and medical communities in the United States and Britain of "favorable data from the various J&J sponsored studies.
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Moderating graphic imagery and hate speech, working to address trolling and harassment, and dealing with dissemination of fake news puts companies like Facebook and Twitter in powerful societal positions.
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WhatsApp said it does not want the platform to be used for spreading misinformation, adding the dissemination of false messages was a challenge that companies and society should address.
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In October 2016, the US Intelligence Community issued a statement that it was "confident" that the Russian government was behind the the theft and dissemination of Democratic officials' emails.
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"If we do get to some dissemination with the trade war and the tariffs, that is going to be amazingly profitable for the business for this market," she said.
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But doing so could have drastic repercussions, impinging on freedom of expression online and discouraging the dissemination of videos that shine on a light on atrocities, among other things.
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Because the law prohibits the dissemination of practically all information in juvenile cases, Dunn was left with little else to tell reporters at a news conference announcing their arrests.
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Reddit has decided to ban two high-profile communities of the alt-right over what appears to be the posting and dissemination of personal information, otherwise known as doxing.
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Though the group was called out for failing to interrogate evidence around the role of behavioral advertising in the dissemination of fake news — which has arguably been piling up.
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The recent shutdown of the Internet by the Iranian government also demonstrated the power that authoritarian governments have amassed to disrupt the free dissemination of information in their societies.
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In a statement shortly after the incident on Friday, university president Robert S. Nelsen condemned "in the strongest terms the dissemination of hate speech and propaganda" at the dinner.
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The red giant's expansive energy, which touches matters of faith, wisdom, truth, and dissemination of information, often seeks to uncover a story and then broadcast it to the world.
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Across America's armed forces the dissemination of the Christian faith, and its association with military prowess, is also controversial, and is widely challenged on constitutional grounds (see previous article).
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"There are two major problems: information dissemination and voter registration," the Black-ish star, who is one of PEOPLE's 25 Women Changing the World, says in this week's issue.
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Among the issues endemic to the voice- and text-chat platform was the anonymous and unsolicited dissemination of child pornography, a problem which seems to have only gotten worse.
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Cyber security experts at the rare day-long public hearing detailed what they described as the dissemination of disinformation and cyber attacks on both Democratic political operatives and Republicans.
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Russian regulators classify Telegram as an operator of information dissemination in Russia, therefore the company is required to provide keys to its encryption service to Russia's Federal Security Service.
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"We hope that it's not interfering with the dissemination of scientific findings that are important for the public," Christine McEntee, director of the American Geophysical Union, told the Post.
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This was amply reflected in the way in which London, its security services and the public responded: rapid first responders, clear public information dissemination and a narrative of resistance.
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"Facebook must answer these serious allegations and hold those responsible to account if there has been political bias in the dissemination of trending news," Thune said in a statement.
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In the face of such proud and blistering ignorance, the delight that some people find in the production and dissemination of knowledge seems all the more precious and important.
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While Obama's proposal seems heavily focused on development of new treatments, there does need to be support for research in prevention, screening and the dissemination of new research findings.
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The Obama administration elevated apprenticeships as a budget priority, created a U.S. Digital Service to upgrade government technology and advanced the dissemination of "big data" for private sector use.
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Shire, which says Roche "unlawfully disparaged" FEIBA, said it aimed "to prevent further dissemination of the inaccurate and misleading characterisation of the serious adverse events" in the Roche trial.
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There were really four or five major outlets for national television news dissemination, and national news would have five or six things they will say in a news cycle.
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By engaging with citizens overseas, we expand and extend our national security through the dissemination of news, information, culture, education, entrepreneurship and everything else that make a democracy strong.
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Corrigan said that they distribute all kinds of plants through seed dissemination, and they also construct burrows in the ground, which aerates the ground and benefits the soil's ecology.
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With aerial dissemination, the sterilized insects must be cooled down before they are packed into the container of the drone which would then expel them at altitude, said Klaptocz.
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"Facebook must answer these serious allegations and hold those responsible to account if there has been political bias in the dissemination of trending news," he said in a statement.
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The chairman of NITI Aayog, a government research organization, said the unemployment report was still in draft form, was not ready for dissemination and would be released in March.
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Does it seem likely that the Russians are the only ones who will ever try to hack an election by trolling, phishing and the intentional dissemination of defamatory propaganda?
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Mr. Macron gave Mr. Putin full honors but did not mince words on Russia's destructive role in the Syrian conflict, in Ukraine and in its dissemination of fake news.
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"Facebook must answer these serious allegations and hold those responsible to account if there has been political bias in the dissemination of trending news," said Thune in a statement.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia joined the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Special Data Dissemination Standard (SDDS) for publishing government financial and economic data, state news agency SPA reported on Thursday.
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"The consequences of the dissemination and exhibition of &aposartistic production&apos ... are more likely to cause more serious and irreparable damage than its suspension," Abicair wrote in his ruling.
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Because they operate unseen, bots catalyze the news: They speed up the process of discovery and dissemination of particular stories, turning an unknown hashtag into the next big thing.
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The social media company says that it will address fake bot accounts as well as the dissemination of hoax stories and false news on its platform with committee staffers.
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The National Counterterrorism Center, which is part of the intelligence community, provides a coordinating element for analysis and dissemination of terrorist-related intelligence through the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment.
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The whistleblower also alleged that officials went to extraordinary lengths to restrict the dissemination of information about that call, and the White House has acknowledged that happened as well.
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The White House stipulates that any use of a disclosure for any commercial purposes, "other than by news and communications media for dissemination to the general public," is unlawful.
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Where WorldStar had been a one-stop hub — and the loudest and most aggressive player in shaping how hip-hop was presented online — mobile apps took over content dissemination.
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Maguire and Klitenic's decision to block the dissemination of a government whistleblower complaint that Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson deemed "urgent" sparked outrage from Democratic lawmakers last September.
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However, issues of what constitutes possession in a digital world can be contentious (I'm thinking about edge cases like accidental downloads and dissemination through file-sharing services, for instance).
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Winogrand caught the beginning of this wave, producing the book Public Relations, which in essence took a meta-discursive approach to the staging of information dissemination, like press conferences.
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And they said the rapid dissemination of "racist ideologies" had "contribut[ed] to the type of violence" surrounding the August neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, West Virginia earlier this year.
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"At some point they knew — we knew — that dissemination of fake news, propaganda and outright intentional manipulation and brainwashing was being committed through their platforms," de Lima wrote from jail.
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"They're sharing data across their networks, and this introduces just a more vast and fast dissemination of personal information than existed 10 years ago or before that," Ms. Borchetta said.
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At issue is the collection and dissemination of information from a vast database of mostly US citizens' banking and financial records that banks turn over to the government each day.
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CBS Interactive's CEO, who oversees Discovery's dissemination via CBS All Access, recently said broadcast TV has never been, and likely never will be, a particularly friendly place for science fiction.
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"Facebook must answer these serious allegations and hold those responsible to account if there has been political bias in the dissemination of trending news," said Thune on sending the letter.
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But their activity is critical to collection, analysis and the subsequent protected dissemination and use of products that give us an advantage in combat operations where lives are at stake.
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While no victims were named in court documents, Lawrence and actress Kirsten Dunst and model Kate Upton have addressed the leak and online dissemination of their nude photos in interviews.
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But on Thursday, advocates blamed the tech company for helping to essentially kill a bill in New York that would have made nonconsensual dissemination of sexually explicit images a crime.
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Let's take a deep dive into the shadowy world of data brokers, what kind of information they collect, and some options you have for minimizing the dissemination of that information.
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Rather than focusing on the discovery and dissemination of new curative medicines, bureaucrats frequently focus on protecting their power and growing their budgets rather than promoting the interests of citizens.
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"Facebook must answer these serious allegations and hold those responsible if there has been any political bias in the dissemination of trending news," said Thune, the Senate Commerce Committee chairman.
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They will assist in identification, review, analysis, compilation, and dissemination of information about bills, statutes, regulations, local ordinances, judicial actions, and pending proposals that impact the practice of veterinary medicine.
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The Chinese leadership, paranoid that the political opponents orchestrated the letter's dissemination to stir dissent within the Communist Party, has taken a hard line against those suspected of being involved.
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"I think the United States Congress needs to move in a direction to allow citizens to opt-in to the dissemination of their information rather than opt-out," Poe said.
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The new Congress could breathe new life into requirements around the collection and dissemination to law enforcement of beneficial ownership information for all corporate entities formed in the United States.
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The channel also happened to be the first platform for the dissemination of Al-Qaeda's videos, from terrorist operations to speeches of Al-Qaeda leaders, led by Osama bin Laden.
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"The public has a right to see uncensored video from the operating room if they are interested, and we are all for the dissemination of good-quality information," Schierle added.
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And a short while later, a court in Ankara issued an order blocking access to social media in an effort to prevent the dissemination of photographs from the bombing scene.
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The new indictment, which was filed on Friday, charges Justin Ross Harris with two counts of sexual exploitation of children and six counts of dissemination of harmful material to minors.
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To its enemies, the apps mockingly tout that the group is able to sidestep existing security measures and get its propaganda to supporters and prospects by yet another dissemination method.
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According to official records obtained by TMZ Sports, Ross has been charged with one felony count of "non-consensual dissemination of private sexual images" ... more commonly known as revenge porn.
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"We understand that the fear felt by residents is real, which is why we want to ensure transparency and efficiency in the dissemination of information on this topic," she said.
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As it did with the internet research, the United States government should broadly fund basic research and insist on broad dissemination, with the exception of tools that might be dangerous.
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Facebook, who has come under intense criticism lately for the role some accuse the company of playing in the dissemination of misinformation, recently announced new policies aimed at increasing transparency.
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This time, the answer to the epidemic was a flurry of bills to regulate doctors and pharmacies, or control the dissemination of drugs, while also striking at the overall supply.
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For years, countries — in particular Russia — have used cyberattacks and the dissemination of disinformation through social media and news outlets to provoke protests, sway elections and undermine trust in institutions.
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Those reports led a Supreme Court justice, Gilmar Mendes, to issue an extraordinary order barring the federal police from investigating Mr. Greenwald's role in the dissemination of the hacked messages.
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But while the O.S.S. is known for its intelligence-gathering operations and its dissemination of propaganda in enemy territory, its perhaps least heralded legacy is in the field of design.
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It also bans the dissemination of information on the movement of security forces and imposes strict punishments for hacking government information systems, according to the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper.
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The collection comprises more than 10,000 items that "chart the spread of Hebrew printing and the global dissemination of Jewish culture," the National Library of Israel said in a statement.
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A top U.S. Treasury official said public dissemination of the so-called TRACE data "is now actively being considered" and that the department understands the potential value of publishing it.
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The Privacy Act is mostly concerned about the collection and dissemination of information about people that is maintained in government files, such as personnel records or financial and medical information.
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For years Facebook has been under scrutiny for issues of privacy, censorship and the dissemination of fake news, bringing to mind, too, the role it plays in circulating graphic videos.
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"Any weapons designed or intend to cause death or serious bodily injury through the release, dissemination, or impact of toxic or poisonous chemicals, or their precursors," reads the FBI description.
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Chief Buckner said the dissemination of the manifesto was being investigated as a crime, as was an earlier incident in which a swastika was drawn in a patch of snow.
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The dissemination of fake news during the 2016 presidential election became headline news after the scale and sophistication of Russia's disinformation campaign — in particular, the Kremlin's troll factory — were revealed.
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" Harold Koh, the department's legal adviser, rejected the offer, stating: "We will not engage in a negotiation regarding the further release or dissemination of illegally obtained U.S. Government classified materials.
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But the companies generally promise a turnaround time of 24 hours on such reports, while live videos would have to be reviewed and removed in minutes to prevent wide dissemination.
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The leaks angered and embarrassed U.S. politicians and military officials, who said the unauthorized dissemination would put lives at risk, and drew similar condemnation from U.S. allies such as Britain.
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Since 2004, when the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit seeking records of detainee abuse, the Pentagon has argued that dissemination of the images could put American troops at risk.
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Volland looks at these genres, as well as the structure of international literary or cultural formations, which depend on both creative output and quality, and, more importantly, dissemination across national borders.
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" In a letter to the top lawmakers on the House Intelligence panel Thursday, White House counsel Don McGhan cited Farkas' comments in describing "possible inappropriate accumulation or dissemination of classified information.
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But companies like AudioJungle say it's unreasonable to expect them to track the dissemination of millions of audio files, many of which will be used multiple times by each individual purchaser.
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Mueller's report blacked out significant passages related to WikiLeaks, perhaps indicating that WikiLeaks or its founder Julian Assange are under ongoing scrutiny related to dissemination of emails during the 2016 election.
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What isn't healthy, what is unacceptable, is violent rhetoric, racially-charged imagery, and the dissemination of paranoid, widely-debunked conspiracy theories that embolden white supremacist hate groups and encourage hate crimes.
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First, we had to see if the Cuban government would agree to host a group that is involved with publications and magazines, one that stands for the free dissemination of information.
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The government has been tightening controls over internet content as part of efforts to maintain "social stability", taking on "vulgar" and pornographic content as well as the unauthorized dissemination of news.
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Xavier Mosquet at Boston Consulting Group has predicted ridesharing driverless vehicles won't begin to appear in major cities for another six to nine years, and that further dissemination will take longer.
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At its core is the guarantee that the government may not punish or prohibit the free dissemination of information, the expression of ideas, or the use of certain modes of communication.
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Although the Singer letter was marked with the words "Confidential Legal Notice" and "Publication or Dissemination is Prohibited," McKee alleged that it was leaked to the media by the Cosby camp.
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Every day, Twitter contributes to the political debate, the sharing of ideas and the widespread dissemination, via links, of news articles and the otherwise obscure findings of academics and nonprofit studies.
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While counties foot the bill for some elections costs, states are generally responsible for allocating resources to fund voting equipment, ballots, compensation for local election officials, and dissemination of voter information.
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Last month, The Law Council of Australia called for a review of suppression orders, which they said had failed to keep up with the rapid dissemination of information via the internet.
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Google is much larger than Facebook or Twitter, and it has a wide range of services that played a role in the dissemination of so-called fake news during the campaign.
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A Dutch newspaper, De Volkskrant, first reported on Ms. Abdulaheb's role in the dissemination of that second set of documents, based on interviews with her and her ex-husband, Jasur Abibula.
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They have "established lines of control to stifle the press, by promoting people and issues considered favorable, and limiting the dissemination of content found objectionable," said the CPJ of the military.
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"This clearly points to the need for better dissemination of information on proper medication disposal," Hillary Copp, senior study author and associate professor of urology at UCSF, said in a statement.
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The government has been tightening controls over internet content as part of efforts to maintain "social stability," taking on "vulgar" and pornographic content as well as the unauthorized dissemination of news.
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"It's extremely important for people throughout the country to have access to as much art as possible and as many kinds of art as possible," Fine said of the dissemination process.
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And in 2012, the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, also created the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, a 27-member committee, to monitor and control the internet and dissemination of information.
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In one exchange, Gowdy raised questions about former President Barack Obama's awareness of the calls, seeming to imply that Obama might have played a role in the dissemination of the call's details.
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If Facebook is going to become the middleman that delivers the world's most popular news events to the masses, technical glitches and erroneous content removals could be devastating to information dissemination efforts.
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These men understood, intuitively, that the internet was going to be the 22012st century's dominant medium for information dissemination, and distinguished themselves from other writers by adapting to the technology early on.
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The company tells WIRED that it will speak with Senators next Wednesday about the prevalence of bot accounts, as well as the widespread dissemination of fake news and misinformation, on its platform.
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Ellsworth Beaumont discovered that a fear of talking about breasts, the censorship of breast images, and adult illiteracy are obstacles in the dissemination of information about the visual signs of breast cancer.
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In June last year, the government vowed to crack down on online comment at news websites and social media, saying these disrupted information dissemination and harmed "a healthy environment for public opinion".
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In addition, the future of drone feed dissemination and intelligence gathering is becoming more streamlined as part of the Air Force's Next Generation Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Dominance Flight Plan, he said.
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The critics say the technology has great potential to be abused for surveillance and location-tracking and there are limited restrictions on the dissemination of biometric data, including fingerprints and face scans.
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All organizations engaged in the dissemination of religious information online will be obliged to apply for licenses from provincial religious affairs departments, the paper said, citing a policy document issued on Monday.
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"A phone — as much as anything else in modern life — is a data collection and dissemination and display device," says James Heathers, a postdoctoral scientist studying personal health informatics at Northeastern University.
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Developing new uses for code as a medium for aesthetic or political expression allows for the dissemination and development of new understandings of the use and influence of code beyond technical domains.
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Increasingly, astrology is being discussed on sites like Tumblr and Instagram, visual mediums that allow for rapid dissemination of ideas and which are more popular than Twitter or Facebook amongst marginalized demographics.
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"There's a big difference between cultural dissemination and sales numbers," Budd believes, and she points to Citizen, by Claudia Rankine, which is unlikely to have gotten a huge advance, as an example.
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The similarity raises questions, at the very least, about the line between discussing classified information and trying to stanch its dissemination, and the consequences of not knowing where that line may be.
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Content platform companies including Reddit, Medium, Twitter and Facebook also tackled the issue last year, taking a firmer stance against revenge porn dissemination, specifically, or against harassment on their platforms in general.
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Proxies and anonymous dissemination One tactic for protecting individuals who have filmed police violence is to serve as a proxy, or post the video for someone who is afraid to come forward.
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Facebook on Sunday announced a partnership with German third-party fact-checking organisation Correctiv, promising to update its social media platforms in Germany "within weeks" to reduce the dissemination of fake news.
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"The value of the network and the value of the immediacy of news dissemination and correcting things that are said on the news that are wrong is incredible and unrivaled," he said.
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The dissemination of false information on social media platforms has been a continuing battle for Facebook and others since the Brexit referendum in the UK and the US presidential race last year.
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Facebook on Sunday announced a partnership with German third-party fact-checking organization Correctiv, promising to update its social media platforms in Germany "within weeks" to reduce the dissemination of fake news.
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"We saw an ease of infection and an ease of dissemination of the virus to the salivary glands," Constancia Ayres, the lead scientist in the study, told Globo, Brazil's leading television network.
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It's no surprise that Mark Zuckerberg, when facing criticism of Facebook's dissemination of fake news and divisive stories, announced that the company would be emphasizing local news stories in its News Feed.
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The importance of the quality of institutions and of the dissemination of innovation led Mr Romer to focus on urban areas, which are often hotbeds for the creation and transmission of ideas.
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Instead of adopting a new business and pricing model to match the new means of no-cost dissemination, many academic publishers hung on to their old one — costly subscription fees and all.
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The FDA also directed Sanofi to conduct an information dissemination campaign and said all drug establishments should report any incidence that showed Dengvaxia has caused death or serious illness to any person.
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"Any weapons designed or intend to cause death or serious bodily injury through the release, dissemination, or impact of toxic or poisonous chemicals, or their precursors," the FBI says on its website.
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" Suffer the children The United Methodists' complaint against Sessions lists four charges: child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and "dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
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The lack of transparency in prison and jail mortality data is just one of several related problems with justice system data collection and dissemination that have surfaced over the past three years.
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The nation's founders recognized the importance of speedy dissemination of news when they provided for low postal rates for newspaper subscribers and allowed newspaper printers to mail one another newspapers without charge.
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"Its untimely dissemination could produce serious harm to people who often ask that their testimony be kept confidential," Bishop Juan Ignacio González of San Bernardo said in an interview with Radio Cooperativa.
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The impact on the economy would be terrible, but a few weeks without such gatherings seems like a small price to pay for the possibility of preventing mass dissemination of the virus.
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In a less anarchistic age of media, a rich mogul type like William Randolph Hearst could buy up newspapers in order to control their content and force the dissemination of positive information.
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Novel forms of intellectual production and dissemination — more politically oriented think tanks, new journals of scholarly debate and opinion, more argumentatively structured media — now began to move ideas more aggressively into circulation.
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But Justice Department rules prohibit the dissemination of confidential information, and the inspector general's report is expected to criticize Mr. McCabe for disclosing the existence of a continuing investigation to The Journal.
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As of Thursday, at least two people had been charged with sharing the video via social media, under a law that forbids dissemination or possession of material depicting extreme violence and terrorism.
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As of Thursday, at least two people had been charged with sharing that video via social media, under a law that forbids dissemination or possession of material depicting extreme violence and terrorism.
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But like the U.S.I.A. before it, the I.I.P.'s most tangible stock in trade is publications — in English and other languages — for global dissemination through U.S. embassies, consulates and, now, the internet.
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In so doing, and especially by supporting the mass dissemination of fake news and outright lies, they radically reinforce the biases that drive Americans into dangerously oppositional camps of red and blue.
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That ban was put in place to "protect White House information technology infrastructure from compromise and sensitive or classified information from unauthorized access or dissemination," according to a memo obtained by Politico.
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Its flourishing took place against a wider backdrop of MTV, sampling, scratching, semiotics and postmodernist theory; a time when the creation and dissemination of culture seemed an increasingly fluid, boundary-free process.
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The dissemination of information on each phenomenon, whether it's a coup, earthquake, hurricane, terrorist attack, currency collapse or deadly virus, is both immediate and ubiquitous thanks to the internet and social media.
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CNN was tagged by family members of the victims in the original social media dissemination of the videos in a bid to raise the profile of the torture inflicted on these victims.
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Yes, as you repeatedly exclaimed before the votes were cast, the election was rigged, not by widespread voter fraud, as you falsely suggested, but rather by widespread dissemination of fraudulently obtained information.
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"As a well-known global app, WhatsApp should really proactively take steps to block the dissemination and spread of illegal information," it said, without elaborating or making a specific mention of WeChat.
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In late March, a spokesperson speaking for both Instagram and Facebook told CNN Business that the process of curbing the dissemination of vaccine misinformation was always meant to take place over several weeks.
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That means the nonconsensual dissemination of intimate photos and videos online is now a misdemeanor offense in the city and is punishable by a $1,000 fine and up to one year in jail.
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"When I first became aware of this case, it was striking to me that the taking of the photo was a crime but that the subsequent dissemination of it was not," he says.
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"This is potentially dangerous because it enables the further dissemination of extremist rhetoric and propaganda, including the promotion of violence, even after a site has been dropped by other companies," Fisher-Birch said.
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WHO member states would also pledge to support dissemination of information about the costs from clinical trials, if it is already publicly available or voluntarily provided, regardless of the outcome of the trial.
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The unfolding battle alarms transparency advocates who fear it will usher in an era in which computer hacking and the dissemination of hacked emails will become the norm in international foreign policy disputes.
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Congress has taken an active interest in these ads and the companies that facilitated their dissemination, calling the heads of Facebook, Google and Twitter to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee last October.
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"Firms have done such a good job of positioning themselves so that when something like this happens, they can wash their hands of it and say, 'We're just the dissemination channel,'" said Roberts.
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Still, in this age of rapid dissemination, all it takes is one truly memorable comment from a costume designer or sound editor to go every bit as viral as a best actor winner's.
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While it may be West's wife Kim Kardashian who first transformed the nude and its dissemination into an art form, it seems the medium has found an all new master in its midst.
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Helping facilitate not only the dissemination of news, but the creation of that news through questions of politicians has typically been the very definition of a media company, but what do I know?
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Perched inside Ecuador's embassy in London, where he spent nearly seven years in asylum, Assange was engaged in nothing short of a full-fledged intelligence collection and dissemination operation to influence American voters.
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In fact, one of the major developments in dissemination of media articles on social media was spearheaded by Snapchat's story feature that allows publications to provide readers with a form of digital magazine.
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But in the proposal the Commission argues that, given the "grave risks associated with the dissemination of terrorist content", states could be allowed to "exceptionally derogate from this principle under an EU framework".
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The irony is that the CNN litigation could answer some of the underlying questions over the status of the memos and whether Comey was a leaker in the unauthorized dissemination of FBI information.
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While we cannot always pinpoint the exact type of diseases that will affect us in the future or its method of distribution or dissemination we do know that their incidence level is increasing.
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Though Facebook later reinstated the photo, the message remains: a single company has tremendous power, perhaps more power than any company in history, to control the dissemination of information to a global audience.
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To reveal any more would be a disservice — the show hinges on very deliberate dissemination of information — but suffice it to say that its plot is labyrinthine, compulsively compelling and often absolutely bonkers.
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Older methods of making are being reexamined for their visual and conceptual possibilities in a way that was not possible in the past, partly thanks to the dissemination of knowledge through the Internet.
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"Because Comey's compilation and dissemination of sensitive FBI information led directly to two-plus years of political turmoil and vitriolic partisan attacks on the president, the OIG's report demands congressional attention," they write.
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That's exactly what's going on with privacy bills introduced by Senator Marco Rubio (the American Data Dissemination Act) and Senator Marsha Blackburn (the Balancing the Rights of Web Surfers Equally and Responsibly Act).
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"In addition to facilitating the dissemination of propaganda and disinformation during election periods, social media platforms have enabled the collection and analysis of vast amounts of data on entire populations," the report reads.
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Mass dissemination of these false narratives culminates in the wholesale theft of the victims' peaceful existence and isolates them in their grief at a time when they are at the peak of vulnerability.
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Now is the time to create a modernized regulatory framework that encourages the development and dissemination of accurate, data-driven information – including real world evidence – to achieve high-quality, high-value patient care.
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"Even if traditional media outlets follow established reporting guidelines for celebrity suicides, the role of social media speculation and news dissemination may counter any prevention messages that are disseminated in traditional sources," they said.
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Americans rely on reporters helping to prevent the abuse of power and to filter fact from fiction in an era when the barriers against the dissemination of information have been almost completely torn down.
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The sanctions came after the intelligence community linked Russian agents to the hacking and dissemination of internal emails at the Democratic National Committee as well as those of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta.
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The underlying crime could involve violation of campaign finance regulations, but also could involve the use and dissemination of stolen emails, that were obtained, or other documents, obtained through computer hacking and other crimes.
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The bill is called the American Data Dissemination Act, and it would direct the Federal Trade Commission to write privacy rule recommendations for Congress, proposing a framework for companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google.
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However, your attempted censorship simply caused the document to be further reproduced and redistributed that even a hypothetical divine being could not possibly undo the dissemination... In short, your efforts so far have backfired.
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What we didn't know at the time was that the attack was an attempt to limit dissemination of Wikileak's latest Podesta emails dump, at the behest of Hillary Clinton and the DNC, no less.
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A spokesperson confirmed to The Verge that r/greatawakening was banned for violating Reddit's policy against "inciting violence, harassment, and the dissemination of personal information," while r/The_GreatAwakening was taken down for inciting harassment.
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Western states and human rights activists have criticized Russia for its treatment of gay people, and John has previously spoken out against a 2013 law banning the dissemination of "gay propaganda" among young people.
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Mueller himself sent two letters to Barr, including one that objected to the way the report was being characterized and urging him to release the executive summaries that had been written for public dissemination.
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In 2015, lawyers for the Russian mining company International Mineral Resources claimed in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia that Akhmetshin helped organize the hack, theft and dissemination of private documents.
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"The felonious dissemination of classified information is the only thing we know for sure is a crime, and it would be nice if we showed the same level of interest in that," he said.
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JIRI SITLERHistorian and diplomatStockholm I think you are wrong to support the public dissemination of beneficial ownership in an impetuous effort to combat offshore tax evaders ("The lesson of the Panama papers", April 9th).
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The theft and dissemination of these images via the internet is a shockingly disgusting invasion of my family's and my privacy — not to mention criminal acts in violation of both territorial and federal law.
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In January, Facebook announced a partnership with German third-party fact-checking organization Correctiv, promising to update its social media platforms in Germany "within weeks" to reduce the dissemination of fake news (reut.rs/2lWDufg).
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Human experience teaches that those who expect public dissemination of their remarks may well temper candor with a concern for appearances and for their own interests to the detriment of the decision-making process.
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A major threat to the dissemination of true information to U.S. citizens lies in the existence of suspicious figures sent by foreign countries for the purposes of espionage and influence over U.S. foreign policy.
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Based on a complex system of data collection, analysis and dissemination, we exercise our judgment and draw from our experience to assess the flight and ensure that any potential safety risks are adequately addressed.
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Judge Gustavo Sztraicher granted a defense motion barring public dissemination of the defendant's image, including by photograph or courtroom sketch drawing, so as not to prejudice potential witnesses who might identify him for prosecutors.
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"We used to have a competition policy regime that was explicitly designed to prevent the control of the dissemination of information by powerful private corporations," said Marshall Steinbaum, a fellow with the Roosevelt Institute.
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The social media giant, which is already grappling with mounting criticism over the dissemination of fake news and Russian propaganda to influence the 2016 presidential election on its platform, will certainly face more scrutiny.
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A trade organization that oversees the dissemination of trades at the NYSE said Monday's trade reporting glitch was due to a "network component failure" at the the exchange's data center in Mahwah, New Jersey.
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And that's the perfect reason to introduce you to our city's resident math guru, Manjul Bhargava, named the first chair for the public dissemination of math by the National Museum of Mathematics in Flatiron.
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It's this interaction — both aspects of which are homegrown — that fosters the dissemination of false and divisive material, and this will persist as a major problem even in the absence of concerted foreign efforts.
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"While Eastman's innovations and their dissemination through the Eastman Kodak Co. provided a foundation for a prosperous middle class in Rochester for generations, no comparable impact has been created by Jobs's innovations" at Apple.
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The German constitutional court ruled in 2009 that "even the dissemination of National Socialist ideas as a radical challenge to the existing order" is principally covered by the right of the freedom speech. Why?
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Not all government funding need go to academia: Private research institutions like OpenAI that are committed to the principled development of A.I. and the broad dissemination of research findings should also be potential recipients.
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It is my hope, as I am a former resident of New Orleans, that with wider dissemination of correct information, blame for the city's flooding will eventually shift from nature to the failed infrastructure.
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Elliott Broidy, a businessman who held senior finance posts in Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and his inaugural committee, sued Jamal Benomar in July, claiming he orchestrated the dissemination of hacked emails to media outlets.
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"After the warnings, Russia continued its cyberactivity to include further public dissemination of stolen emails, clandestine social-media-based influence operations, and penetration of state voting infrastructure through Election Day 2016," the report said.
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David Williams is president of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization dedicated to educating the public through the research, analysis and dissemination of information on the government's effects on the economy.
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Over the past year, Facebook has been scrutinized by some in the media and liberal groups for its larger role in politics and the dissemination of "fake news" and hoax stories on its platform.
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Behind that fiction stands the library, the editing and copying rooms, and the entire research engine of the Academy, which was devoted to the careful production and dissemination of knowledge through texts and teaching.
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While the art world has its own tradition of theft and attribution, as part of the broader humanities, the art world today confronts a crisis of intellectual property, commerce, and new forms of dissemination.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying before two Senate committees on Tuesday over the Cambridge Analytica scandal and revelations about the platform's role in the dissemination of Russian disinformation during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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We see widespread technology and dissemination of information as contributing to lower inflation and higher productivity, which is likely to keep inflation from running away from the Fed, even in an extremely tight labor market.
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In a statement Friday, Bahia Principe criticized the "dissemination of false information issued publicly, which threatens the image and reputation of the company," although the resort did not specify what reporting it had deemed false.
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"In periods of extreme volatility, we have on some occasions seen delays to trades, including requests for quotes (RFQs), order taking, order processing, price streaming and/or market data dissemination," BAML said in a statement.
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There is such a thing as a fire warning, though they have seldom been issued, according to Robyn Heffernan, National Fire Weather Science and Dissemination Meteorologist at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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Update: The French election control commission has issued a statement asking media not to report on the content of the leaks, and reminds readers that the dissemination of false information may be a criminal offense.
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As the union of technical prowess, product dissemination and app relevance unfolds, the status quo of how we relate to mobile apps will fall away, and a new set of standards will take their place.
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But despite the alarming spread of a vaccine-preventable disease, anti-vaccination movements have been spreading misinformation online, with YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, Amazon, and Instagram all recently taking steps to slow the dissemination of bunk.
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As the Wall Street Journal wrote on Sunday, despite attempts to suppress its dissemination by New Zealand authorities and many major platforms, the video quickly spread on those same platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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Catholic columnist Ross Douthat, whose To Change the Church: Pope Francis and the Future of Catholicism came out this week, interprets Francis's friendship with Scalfari as a kind of "back door" form of information dissemination.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal has given birth to myriad questions about Facebook's practices regarding data and security — and, of course, concerns about the platform's role in the dissemination of Russian disinformation in US politics continue.
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Much of the analysis, however, has focused on the people who create these false articles – whether it's teenagers in Macedonia or satirical news sites – and what Facebook and Google can do to prevent its dissemination.
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Specific concerns are being raised about the dissemination of false news stories, allegations of computer hacking against a leading candidate opposed by the Kremlin and slanted coverage of the French elections by Russian news agencies.
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But it warned in a statement that "the dissemination of false and fabricated news" could help ISIS as the extremist group seeks to stop Iraqi forces retaking Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, and surrounding areas.
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The statement from the academics said economic statistics are vital for policy-making and it is imperative that agencies associated with their collection and dissemination are not subject to political interference and enjoy total credibility.
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Facebook made this determination by judging whether an area produced enough local news to participate in Facebook's local news dissemination program, "Today In." According to Facebook, 1 in 20183 Americans live in a news desert.
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The government has been tightening controls over internet content as part of what it says are efforts to maintain social stability, taking on "vulgar" and pornographic content as well as the unauthorised dissemination of news.
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"The Senate Intelligence Committee has reached out to the White House to request additional information on recent reports about alleged dissemination of intelligence information," said Rebecca Glover Watkins, a spokeswoman for the panel's chairman, Sen.
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Those children now face the real threat of self-deportation once they turn 21 years old, because of the end of their H-4 dependent status and a seemingly endless backlog of green card dissemination.
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The public, and the courts, should not tolerate false speech, particularly when it causes people harm, and irresponsible media companies should stop using the Constitution as an excuse for their reckless dissemination of false information.
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With the advent of the internet, social media, and rapid dissemination of video, the movement forced white Americans — including Democrats — to confront the reality that all those complaints voiced for generations by minorities were legit.
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Right at the dawn of Web 2.0, when that newly expansive broadband permitted the dissemination of video and the rise of social networking, the Internet became something more than a reformulation of the offline world.
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David Williams is president of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to educating the public through the research, analysis and dissemination of information on the government's effects on the economy.
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The rapid and international dissemination of the warnings shows how false or misleading information can end up in legitimate channels, even those that are looking to serve the public interest, misinformation experts told NBC News.
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He came to the crop not because he loved it — he'd drunk only a few dozen cups his entire life — but because Yemen's historical role in its cultivation and dissemination appealed to him so much.
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Shame and stigma also pose huge barriers to victims coming forward: As General Neller noted, only a handful of the victims of the Marines' scandal had reported the dissemination of their photos or subsequent harassment.
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"As the government sat by and watched the dissemination of misinformation, L.G.B.T.Q.+ groups and civic organizations fought an uphill battle that was unfairly manipulated by money, power and politics," the group said in a statement.
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It inaugurated a new kind of leak: the bulk copying and dissemination of many files about many disparate topics, foreshadowing the 2013 leaks of National Security Agency files by the intelligence contractor Edward J. Snowden.
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We were trained not to think about photography in terms of extraction and accumulation, but rather, in the way we are trained to think about democracy or freedom, with its dissemination considered an unquestionable good.
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Given that Reddit is also a huge marketplace for meme creation and dissemination, it makes sense that Sanders' sway on the platform lends itself to more pro-Bernie memes, or just Bernie memes in general.
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The quick and purposeful dissemination of basketball through the Y.M.C.A. system reflected the emergence in the late 19th century of "muscular Christianity," a religious movement that linked physical health and manliness to spiritual well-being.
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Importantly, torture was referred to euphemistically as "enhanced interrogation techniques," and this willful innocence seeped into every aspect of how they dealt with the findings of the report and its eventual dissemination (or lack thereof).
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It's a strategy that combines government relations, media communications, issue management, corporate and social responsibility, information dissemination, and strategic communications to influence public policy, build and maintain your reputation and find common ground with stakeholders.
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"As a result, Rallye and Casino announce that they have filed a criminal complaint versus 'X' with the financial Public Prosecutor for price manipulation, dissemination of false or misleading information, and insider trading," they added.
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A food science professor and founder of CapriDairyWorld, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the dissemination of scientific information on goat milk, Park is one of the leading experts on non-bovine dairy and its properties.
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As such, they are badass noise models for a less pompous, machine-addicted contemporary world, one that has the capacity to escape the structures of the slick cyber machine's endless cycles of creation and dissemination.
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When the online community or 'bystanders' do not recognize something as serious, it becomes harder for victims to come forward and report it as well as to challenge these behaviors and stop them from wide dissemination.
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Signatories agreed to enforce existing laws on the dissemination of terrorist content while also considering new tech industry standards and government regulations to keep extreme, violent content like the Christchurch video from once again going viral.
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Mueller's team is also examining the extent to which people in the Trump campaign were aware of, and collaborated in, WikiLeaks' dissemination of emails hacked from the DNC and Clinton campaign to interfere in the election.
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In the past, the only options for content dissemination were to publish via an onsite blog, build an email subscriber list and shoot out newsletters, or form relationships with members of the media (or other bloggers).
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"Human experience teaches that those who expect public dissemination of their remarks may well temper candor with a concern for appearances and for their own interests to the detriment of the decisionmaking process," the Court explained.
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"The proposed changes, at a minimum, would be ineffectual at achieving the DOL's stated goals and would result in an unconstitutional limitation on the media's First Amendment protected right to newsgathering and dissemination," the lawyers said.
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MSCI, which crafts a popular emerging-markets index that guides the investment of trillions worldwide, has warned that trying to throttle the dissemination of price data would make it harder for money to flow into India.
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Same-sex sexual activity is not a crime in Russia, but a law limiting the dissemination of information on LGBT issues to young people has emboldened people to grow violent toward LGBT people, rights advocates say.
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In 2015, Wharton joined his colleague Deena Engel at New York University to establish the Artist Archives Initiative, a forum to promote the research and dissemination of knowledge about the display and care of contemporary art.
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That's a significant concern at a time when social media platforms have turned into propaganda dissemination machines, and have been infiltrated by state-supported actors from foreign governments looking to manipulate public sentiment and influence elections.
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In its own tests Fabula says its algorithms were able to identify 93 percent of "fake news" within hours of dissemination — which Bronstein claims is "significantly higher" than any other published method for detecting 'fake news'.
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The Gallup/Knight Foundation breaks it down in a fresh survey of 1,440 Americans recruited randomly to assess how pervasive U.S. adults believe misinformation is, and how responsible major internet companies are for preventing its dissemination.
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He has also made strides to make Facebook appear unbiased after taking flack during the campaign from the right over allegations of biased treatment and criticism from the left over the platform's dissemination of fake news.
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We've seen first-hand that incidental collection happens a lot, that no one is protected from it, and that protections to minimize collection and control use and dissemination of information that is collected are wholly inadequate.
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With the help of some NGOs like Witness, local activists like Santiago are learning techniques on how to shoot the most effective video for easy, widespread dissemination, like he did during the weeks following the Olympics.
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The results may also influence debate over the effect that wider dissemination of instances of police violence, which can now be recorded on cellphone video and spread quickly via the internet, might have on fighting crime.
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Procedures issued by Director of National Intelligence James Clapper in March 2013 formally supplanted a 2023 set of rules that made the dissemination of names of intercepted lawmakers or congressional aides an act of last resort.
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Woodrow Hartzog Professor of Law and Computer Science at Northeastern UniversityIn short, facial biometrics are dangerous because there are few rules regulating their collection, use, and dissemination even though they are capable of causing real harm.
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The conspirators laundered the equivalent of $95,000 through transactions meant to conceal their identities, including to purchase a virtual private network (VPN) account and to lease a server in Malaysia to host some dissemination web sites.
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"The Council calls on the Turkish government and all actors and organizations on the ground to relay this message and counter the dissemination of false information," the statement said, referring to the Council of EU governments.
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By contrast, POLITICO found that in the case of the groundbreaking rice study USDA officials not only withheld their own prepared release, but actively sought to prevent dissemination of the findings by the agency's research partners.
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CLEAR attorneys also say the dissemination of watchlist information to judges and prosecutors runs counter to federal policy stating that the watchlist should be used for investigative purposes — not for criminal justice purposes like setting bail.
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The authors say the case underscores the importance of close collaboration between doctors, local and federal health authorities, and the quick dissemination of information throughout the medical community on how to care for patients like him.
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Western governments and human rights activists have criticised the Russian authorities in the past for their treatment of gay people and in particular for a 2013 law banning the dissemination of "gay propaganda" among young Russians.
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The White House is expected to do what it has for past high profile public hearings: live monitoring of the public hearing, frequent real time updates to staff and frequent dissemination of talking points to surrogates.
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Outbreaks of violence had continued in parts of the country and the government was banning protests, along with the preparation and dissemination of publications "that could incite and sow discord", Defence Minister Siraj Fegessa told reporters.
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The increasing dissemination of false news, disinformation and propaganda during the American campaign and before Italy's referendum last weekend has added a related layer of worry about the potential to corrupt public debate and democratic processes.
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"There is no evidence to suggest that vaccines cause life-threatening or disabling diseases, and the dissemination of unfounded and debunked theories about the dangers of vaccinations pose a great risk to public health," Schiff wrote.
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Ask administrators for it, and press your elected federal representatives if you would like to see Ms. Foxx and her committee members help create a culture of deep data collection and wide dissemination in higher education.
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Communication continues to be seen as a tool for dissemination and persuasion of some sort of ready-made knowledge (and even so with multiple flaws in the I.P.C.C.'s track record) rather than a knowledge-producing field.
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Perhaps the whole thing is an elaborate campaign to recruit people with an abiding interest in the KGB, for dissemination of digital weapons, fake news, and fodder for the culture wars that threaten to topple the state.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has vowed to never say the name of the alleged gunman, and continues to call on social media platforms to take more responsibility for the dissemination of his video and manifesto.
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What may have started as a troll of liberals and the left has since evolved into a legitimate symbol of the global white nationalist movement, suggesting the internet is complicating the dissemination and meaning of the image.
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If there is something in the algorithms that's blocking a fair dissemination of their stories and views on the greatest promotional platform of all time, then that's a very frightening and understandable problem for the right wing.
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With these new methods of sonic dissemination has come a sort of changing of the guard in the industry, and increased opportunity for young women to break musical boundaries and launch a career on their own terms.
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Ben Macintyre, author of the "The Spy and the Traitor", recalled that the tasks entrusted in London to Oleg Gordievsky, a KGB officer secretly working for Britain's MI6, included election-meddling and the dissemination of fake news.
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Maggie and Kate's eldest sister, Leah Fox Underhill, promoted her sisters' talents before settling in New York City, where she offered to lead séances for the wealthy and influential, helping to ensure the widespread dissemination of Spiritualism.
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We must create an independent, bipartisan commission to fully investigate and make public Russia's interference in our election through its illegal theft and selective release of private emails, its dissemination of fake news, or by other means.
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Although the data visualization tools used in these studies can vary widely in terms of modality and specific goals, the resultant images are all critical to the understanding and dissemination of results… while being psychedelic as hell.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... the 23-year-old -- who's currently playing for Chicago's minor league affiliate -- was charged with one felony count of "non-consensual dissemination of private sexual images" ... more commonly known as revenge porn.
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Facebook condemned Saturday's deadly London Bridge attacks while pledging to "aggressively remove terrorist content" from its platform, as British Prime Minister Theresa May raised the specter of imposing new regulations to restrict the dissemination of extremist content.
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Later on you could see very clearly the German Third Reich learning from American advertising techniques in the '30s, and also some of the dissemination techniques: the idea of prime time, the use of radio en masse.
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The legal team pursuing the defamation litigation has also written that it intends to explore "routes by which the social media platforms that provide a means of dissemination to Lennon can also be attached to this action".
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While no victims were named in the court documents, Lawrence and other celebrities such as actresses Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union and model Kate Upton addressed the leak and online dissemination of their nude photos in interviews.
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But that's the position proactively advanced by the Trump administration's decision to settle a lawsuit brought by a self-described "crypto-anarchist" to stop the Obama administration's efforts to block the dissemination of the gun-printing plans.
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New Zealand: At least two people have been charged with sharing video of the Christchurch mosque attacks that the gunman broadcast via social media; a law forbids dissemination or possession of material depicting extreme violence and terrorism.
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In the interview, Mr. Zuckerberg had been discussing what content Facebook would remove from the site, and noted that in countries like Myanmar and Sri Lanka, the dissemination of hate speech can have immediate and dire consequences.
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In the early part of the 20th century there was wide dissemination of "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion," a supposed plan for Jewish world domination that was probably forged by the Russian secret police.
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"We want to ask everyone to support us with the dissemination of the image, as well as the physical characteristics to the person we're referring to," she said adding that this woman was key to the investigation.
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"From Bin Laden to Facebook," her second book, published in 2013, was a deep dive into the dissemination of terrorist ideology on the internet, an investigation that foreshadowed the Islamic State's recruitment of acolytes via social media.
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Russian hacking, leaking and dissemination of negative information and fake news attacking only Democrats and Clinton, not Republicans or Trump, created a daily deluge of negative news that saturated all media and plagued Clinton for many months.
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At that time there was a limited understanding about the biology of breast cancer, and few effective therapies, only a few breast cancer centers, and obviously no Internet for the dissemination of information and access to answers.
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PARIS, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Debt-ridden French supermarket retailer Casino and its parent company Rallye have filed a criminal complaint with French authorities over what they said was the dissemination of false information about the two companies.
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