Her arrest was among Facebook's top trending news items today.
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Those are just three of the biggest news items from 22018.
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Both projects made for great news items but somewhat confounding art.
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Don't tag us in news items related to sex workers' deaths.
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I'll give you news items, and you decide if they're real or hoaxes.
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Two big news items in the last 210 hours have grabbed my attention.
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Recently, the first three news items on his web page were rodeo promotions.
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Some of these news items will contain kernels of truth, but many will not.
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Opportunities for advertising revenue from "disputed" news items will be severely limited as well.
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"The vast majority of the news items posted were fake," she said about Facebook.
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Consider two news items from last week that serve to illuminate the current reality.
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You are typically learning about big national news items, and oftentimes it's just drama.
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These news items mean there are things worth keeping an eye on down the road.
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For example, one hot fake news items alleges China is pursuing warfare with chili seeds.
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If you look at Facebook, the vast majority of the news items posted were fake.
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These are big-deal news items, and no news organization could afford to ignore them.
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In 2017, Facebook experimented with flagging fake-news items, but abandoned the idea in December.
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That summer, Steele noticed a few small news items further connecting Trump's circle to Russia.
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They wanted access to the algorithms Yandex used to determine what news items it surfaced.
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Facebook also recently rolled out tools to help users identify and dispute fake news items.
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Jimmy Fallon and James Corden made a few tax-related quips based on other news items.
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But don't let it draw you away from staying informed on news items of actual import.
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We're somehow both over- and understimulated by a daily barrage of depressing and demoralizing news items.
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Horror bloggers, who were briefed on the secret early, posted euphoric news items in lock step.
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Investors bid higher Friday after Facebook the number of news items it shows to its users.
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Some news items have disappeared, including a report of the men's super-heavyweight contest at +105kg.
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There were no news items that dropped the markets in the last 45 minutes of trading.
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But as national news items, they are so frequent and similar that they often can blur together.
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The briefings are sent to court employees every weekday and include links to various immigration news items.
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At the anchor desk, Chubbuck read three news items before she introduced the clip of the shooting.
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LinkedIn users also respond to the more than 150 trending news items LinkedIn editors curate every day.
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For surprise value alone, it should have been one of the year's most buzzed-about news items.
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Drake's father is weighing in on hot button news items and we kind of wish he wouldn't.
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We can always count on Twitter for hilarious (intentionally or not) reactions to bombshell news items like this.
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It was far from the storybook place they'd been promised by decades of films, novels and news items.
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For years, I've followed the account to get updates on featured videos, YouTube Red originals and news items.
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So here's a necessarily subjective attempt to assess just how abnormal, and how consequential, recent news items are.
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The different definitions rolled off her tongue like everyday news items, presented in her usual clear, deadpan manner.
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Every day brings a dozen news items from the administration, and a lot of important topics end up buried.
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She retreats from her job and spends her days online, looking for news items to confirm her worst imaginings.
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Of course it's a conundrum: women were allowed to dance and entertain, but not to present serious news items.
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But let's talk about some of the big news items that come right at the top of the letter.
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Earlier this year, it rolled out a program that let users rank the credibility of news items in their feed.
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Over 139 short sections, "Nevada Days" spans journal entries, news items, family memories and yarns imported from the Basque homeland.
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Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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Gawker was good at holding entities accountable, and that's what Consumerist does best with its news items on businesses and corporations.
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The Times Tribune now consists of local sports scores and AP news items and the Times is now a hometown paper.
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Here's how to do it: ■ Navigate to the Facebook page of a publication you want to regularly see news items from.
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News Items assembly begins at around 2:30 am weekday mornings, so I don't watch prime time television, as a rule.
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In the U.S., in retail, one of the biggest news items of the last year was Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods.
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And for good reason: Her birth is one of the most adorable news items to come out of the past two weeks.
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But we also want to make sure the news producers are legitimate ... We're very concerned about what's news items and what's clickbait.
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Mr Mchangama does not underestimate the threat that phony news items and the "weaponisation" of information pose to the functioning of democracy.
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Questions would come from an AI built into the app that would use news items on sex and sexuality to generate content.
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Memories, symbols, high concepts, and news items swirl through Klein Sun Gallery's new show from Chinese painter Zhong Biao, The Other Shore.
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Ahead of the event, the company provided journalists and analysts with an 87-page document that lists all of the news items.
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This choice has led to a string of errors, including the sharing of hoax stories as if they were legitimate news items.
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Ofcom said RT had failed to give sufficient weight to a range of views in seven current affairs discussion or news items.
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A surprising lot of news items, when Ingray had set her feed to winnow out local news, all but the most urgent.
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A pair of truly horrifying news items surfaced in the Washington Post by way of Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski's new book.
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It may also be alarming to people who spend time thinking about ways to distribute non-fake news items on Facebook — i.e.
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Before the dinner party, try to find some recent news items or weird science stories that people most likely haven't heard about.
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They also created both fake social media personas and news items on all sides of the issues to sew discord and confusion.
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But their non-threatening stance on what some have called "self-worship" quickly became entrenched in more sinister news items of the time.
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For the bloggers and tabloids competing for scoops, the tactics included blind news items to elicit tips and spark rumors on social media.
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Here, the new feed (labeled "Explore") has more of a magazine vibe to it, with two news items laid out side by side.
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The research, published Friday in JAMA Internal Medicine, analyzed tweets and news items to piece together a picture of Pokemon-related traffic incidents.
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Facebook's Tom Stocky, who manages the Trending Topics team, responded to the concerns about censorship of conservative news items in a Facebook post.
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And for those who didn't know... the news items that mention his name today hopefully direct many a sympathetic new ear his way.
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In all, 16 reporters including Catie Edmondson, Michael D. Shear, and Maggie Haberman contributed to that feed, which consisted of 56 news items.
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While local news items introduce students to conditions in their own community, national news on the issue can provide more information and perspective.
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The conversation around Jason Derulo's genitalia has been one of the more bizarre news items to come out of an already bizarre movie.
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Drudge has been a loyal supporter of Trump since he announced his candidacy and has regularly shared news items favorable to the president.
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Facebook's new feature will give it fresh access to information about what news items its users click on and how they consume journalism.
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Then, if you want to dive into more details on each of these news items, see our storystream for everything you may have missed.
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In its ruling, Ofcom said RT failed to give sufficient weight to a range of views in seven current affairs discussion or news items.
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Those two nuclear news items — the government re-opening and the fall of Stone — dominated an entire Weekend Update segment on Saturday Night Live.
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The ridesharing company wouldn't leave us alone this week, as per usual, dropping a sheaf of news items since the last time we came together.
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This impeachment spectacle already threatens to distract Americans from other important news items — including the Minsk agreements favoring Russia, which could end up destabilizing Ukraine.
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The undertaking is being spearheaded by Solutions Journalism Network, a nonprofit that showcases potential methods of solving issues in the news items that it covers.
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We're writing new algorithms to make sure that the news items you see in your feed are at least partly a hundred per cent true.
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Far-right propaganda is now everywhere, whether it is Trump TV being broadcast on Facebook or fake news items that appear as advertising on Google.
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News items of the time portray it as frontman Wittus's operation, with McEnroe as featured attraction, and brush the whole thing off with deadpan skepticism.
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Since August, 2018, Media Matters has tallied more than two hundred instances of Trump disseminating Fox News items to his fifty-eight million Twitter followers.
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Dear Readers: With news and information available to us 24/7, how do we know which news items have been vetted (verified) and which haven't?
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Any trans person who receives public attention, even for non-trans related news items, is likely to face a torrent of online abuse in return.
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Instead, it cherry-picks and aggregates news items from mainstream outlets — posts about crimes committed by migrants, for example — that are intended to stoke anger online.
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There were plenty of stories in the Times and the Washington Post that focused on important aspects of Harvey and also on other major news items.
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While the sport might have a gargantuan global reach, there's only so many news items that the human race can collectively comprehend at any one time.
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The recent run is likely due to a combination of the McDonald's news items and short sellers getting squeezed, said Donald McLee, an analyst at Berenberg.
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Key news items, a couple you, mentioned that you are looking to potentially sell BlackRock, which is thought of as the former headquarters of CBS. Why?
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Later in the day, there were indeed negative news items about his opponents, and Weinstein stopped by Nestor's desk to be sure that she'd seen them.
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Initially, researchers will get access to the API for CrowdTangle, a tool that tracks how popular news items and public posts are on social media platforms.
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Google yesterday announced it will introduce a fact check tag on Google News in order to display articles that contain factual information next to trending news items.
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A separate report on Pakistani media listed 3,936 news items and 532 editorial pieces from Pakistan's Urdu-language media that contained "hate propaganda" against the Ahmadi community.
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Like her classmates, Chadwick's Twitter account has been extremely active with retweets showing support, links to their appearances that amplify their message, and useful, relevant news items.
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Along with important news items, Playbook lists birthdays, births and swanky parties where Republicans and Democrats manage to hold hostilities in check for a couple of hours.
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If he wins, it may be because enough Alabama voters were convinced by some of the shadier fake news items spread in the wake of these accusations.
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Negative news items surrounded the stock, from sexual harassment scandals to the trend of cord-cutting and how it would affect the profits of cable news networks.
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Also, back before the existence of a 24-hour news cycle, we used to have to wait to see certain news items on the 11 p.m. broadcast.
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And product launches are a part of that, but there are certainly a lot of other big, breaking news items that aren't necessarily product launches. Mm-hmm.
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On your own or with a partner, list at least 10 names, places, adjectives, facts, historical events, news items or other details that you associate with Iran.
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Real News: Determining the Reliability of Sources, and create a full classroom gallery walk of news items that highlight some of the issues raised in this article.
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Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode count down the Top 10 news items of the year on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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The company deems a community unsuitable for "Today In" if it cannot find a single day in a month with at least five news items available to share.
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Remarkably, he criticises the public too, who "want to be reinforced in their beliefs", and so choose to inhabit partisan bubbles and forward fake news items without compunction.
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The report said 62 Ahmadis were booked under discriminatory religious laws in 2017 and that more than 2,500 anti-Ahmadi news items appeared in Pakistan's Urdu-language newspapers.
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German officials said Berlin had looked into creating a separate branch of the 500-person government press office that would specifically evaluate and respond to fake news items.
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President Trump took questions from the media Thursday at a joint press conference with Colombia's president after a whirlwind week filled with scoops and explosive news items galore.
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The internet-borne forces that are eating away at print advertising are enabling a host of faux-journalistic players to pollute the democracy with dangerously fake news items.
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In his years as a real estate developer and socialite, Mr. Trump leaned on gossip outlets to burnish his image — and place news items to harm his enemies.
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The news feed algorithm decides what posts and news items Facebook's 1.6 billion daily users see -- and then there are the algorithms serving up $17 billion worth of ads.
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Microsoft is adding Xbox News items to the activity feed in the Xbox app for Windows 10, alongside improvements to the trending section to surface popular Xbox Live content.
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In general, as students view and read about this storm, you might ask them: What stories, images or news items are most compelling, meaningful, moving or important to you?
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But are these political elites overreacting to recent news items and falling into old patterns of underestimating both Trump's resilience and the importance of finishing with a delegate plurality?
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Strikingly, participants were better at differentiating between true and false news when they were asked to evaluate accuracy than when they were asked if they would share certain news items.
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Let's check the news hits out one-at-a-time: Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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Elliot Schrage, vice president for public policy and communications for Facebook, told the Post that the company has "come forward at every opportunity" to report links to fake news items.
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The alleged censorship concerns a feature on Facebook's desktop version called "trending topics", which relies on curators to help select the news items to highlight in one section of Facebook.
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Facebook shares on heavier-than-usual volume after it said it would show fewer news items and videos in its News Feed, in favor of more content from users' friends.
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According to Gdansk officials, public media dedicated almost 2003,800 negative news items to Mr. Adamowicz in 2018, portraying him as a corrupt politician who would let Islamic terrorists into Poland.
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It shows that major tech companies are still unable to keep false news items off their platforms, despite the avalanche of criticism they've been hit with since the 2016 election.
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Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) talked about the recently cancelled talks with the Taliban at Camp David, his views on changes in gun legislation, and other news items of the day.
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A lot of people are very busy managing their everyday lives, and social media is where they keep up with their friends, and oh, by the way, they see news items.
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Unlike the email dumps in the U.S., the French email release seemed much more desperate, and French law prevents the publication of political news items in the hours before an election.
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To understand the appeal for chefs of these pop-ups and residencies, think about the Instagram posts, the email-address caches, the preview news items, even the occasional reviews they generate.
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Google has been a frequent target, telling the Times it has received more than 3.3 million requests to delete search results, including news items, criminal convictions and posts from social media.
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Dünzl/ullstein bild via Getty Images Dünzl/ullstein bild via Getty Images Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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In nearly every instance, the stories shared were news items about polls that favored Trump (many from the primaries) or negative articles about Hillary Clinton — many of them aggregations of WikiLeaks emails.
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Rather than writing up the news items of the day, we try to bring you into how things get done — in large companies, in startups and small businesses, and in your career.
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Here's the caveat: You may not want to see all the many, many news items that a publisher pushes out over a single day, which means clicking "See First" isn't for you.
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While seltzer is the obvious example, one of the most headline-grabbing news items out of the beverage industry this year was hard iced coffee, which is exactly what it sounds like.
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But he's got plenty of backup on that front, as members of the burgeoning CPL supporters' groups stay in regular contact with one another, sharing news items, tips and excitement about the league.
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Not to mention all the absurd news items that have faded from our minds — remember when Trump asked Washington correspondent April D. Ryan if she would set up a meeting with Black lawmakers?
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It's possible that there were simply more conservative-leaning fake news items in circulation than liberal ones, although that could be because publishers found that conservative fake news generated higher levels of engagement.
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Some of these are what Guess calls "demand side" solutions, emphasizing the need for widespread digital-literacy training so that internet users can identify questionable news items before they decide to share them.
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Otherwise, The Creepy Line is stitched from cursory summaries of news items illustrated by repetitive strings of scary headline snippets, at least a couple of which don't refer to the incident being discussed.
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The writers were working on the pilot episode of the show and hoped to begin with a few jokes about recent news items; the clip, some of them thought, would make perfect fodder.
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Part of the logic of Facebook's algorithm is that it is tailored to show you exactly the type of content you want to see, whether it's news items, baby photos or live videos.
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"If you look at Facebook, the vast majority of the news items posted were fake," Clinton told Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg, editors of the Vox Media site Recode, which sponsors the conference.
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The app is a news aggregator with a trick: It curates news items users may be interested in because their friends or followers on Facebook and Twitter have already read and shared them.
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"If you look at Facebook, the vast majority of the news items posted were fake," Clinton said, which isn't true and just one flower in a bouquet of inaccurate information she presented on Wednesday.
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One of the news items that have received considerable attention recently is the possible downgrading of Moody's rating on the CHAI securitization bonds (securitization of loans issued through the Prosper platform implemented by Citigroup).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German government officials on Monday said they were carefully examining an unprecedented proliferation of fake news items amid intelligence agency reports of Russian efforts to influence the country's parliamentary election in September.
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In the "five things" section, The NYT offers a few sentences about key news items, like President Obama's plans to start making public appearances, Trump's tax cut, Congress's agenda for the week, and more.
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These different but related news items tell the story of DNA science's trajectory from the academic peer-reviewed realm, to the hands of law enforcement, to the broader culture of at-home genetic testing.
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So it's no wonder why on this week's episode of CTRL+T, I was drawn to some news items that touched on home assistants and personal assistants for when you're out in the wild.
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Jazz has been confronted at public speaking engagements by transphobic audience members; a stranger called their home repeatedly, leaving threatening messages; and people online have flooded comment sections of news items with their critique.
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A new study from the JAMA Network analyzed tweets and news items during July relating to the game and driving, and found that over 210,000 incidents of driving while playing were reported on Twitter.
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Wordplay, grim humor and the uncanny (including a disembodied head that never speaks) are all thrown into the mix, and Smith has an enormously expansive vision, processing news items and our broader cultural moment.
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"Now I need to take an umbrella when I get into a shower so that I can grab my phone and follow these rounds of breaking news items," joked one Ethiopian, Firew Megersa, on Facebook.
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It's hard to put a finger on exactly why and how this tweet is so perfectly Jets-y, but it is undeniably one of the more Jets-y news items that has ever come out.
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So, Facebook has gotten double blame in recent months for enabling the circulation of false news items while contributing to the financial pressures that are causing the continuing, national wave of newsroom buyouts and layoffs.
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At Recode's Code Conference in Ranchos Palos Verdes last month, Clinton went even further, citing unnamed studies that she claims determined "the vast majority of the news items posted [on Facebook] were fake" — a massive overstatement.
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How Facebook Can Better Fight Fake News: Make Money Off the People Who Promote It Facebook and other platforms are still struggling to combat the spread of misleading or deceptive "news" items promoted on social networks.
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The torture and murder last week of a top election official and the deportation of two foreign Odinga advisers have fueled wild online conspiracy theories and "fake news" items consumed voraciously by Kenya's tech-savvy population.
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The release of these reports last week actually got relatively little attention, in part because of competition from other big news items, and in part because there was little change from the reports issued last year.
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The report said that curators were influenced by personal bias to include or remove stories; adding stories that were big news items, but not yet trending; and removing or suppressing those that came from conservative outlets.
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The unexpected victory of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election this week has prompted questions over how much voters were swayed by inaccurate or misleading news items shared on Facebook, mostly in favor of Trump.
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This body of evidence suggests that the main factor explaining the acceptance of fake news could be cognitive laziness, especially in the context of social media, where news items are often skimmed or merely glanced at.
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A recent Gallup and Knight Foundation survey found that the majority of U.S. adults are opposed to internet companies excluding "a news items that contains offensive content", including when other people have raised concerns about that content.
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When I visited the station online (#219), I found a series of short news items about a Gaza zoo that painted their donkeys to look like zebras after they died of neglect in the Israel/Palestine conflict.
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Last summer, I spoke to 20163-year-old Yucatán resident Armin Lizama, who runs one of the biggest Lorde fan accounts on Twitter and regularly helps professional music journalism outlets fact-check fan rumors and news items.
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In each of these cases, Swift isn't really doing anything other artists wouldn't (or don't) do — but because she's built a reputation as a ruthless capitalist, further news items that fit that narrative are easy to package.
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Reading Leah Prinzivalli's piece on Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville University and Andrea Domanick's conversation with yacht rock icon Michael MacDonald last year felt like coming up for air after half-drowning in a sea of pre-apocalyptic news items.
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On to the rest of the week's news… JOHANNES EISELE/AFP/Getty Images JOHANNES EISELE/AFP/Getty Images Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc's Google, introduced a policy in February of 2018 to identify channels predominantly carrying news items and are wholly or partly funded by national governments, in order to help users make informed viewing decisions.
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With fewer facts to work with, Welch was previously portrayed as either the manifestation of internet vigilantism, or a rube who had only recently gotten internet access and was utterly deceived by intentionally misleading "news" items and videos.
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More surprisingly, those connections delivered to the social network's users a diverse set of political news: 24 percent of the news items liberals saw were conservative-leaning and 38 percent of the news conservatives saw was liberal-leaning.
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On Friday, the "Money" rapper responded to news items about the Twitter petition made by the Late Show with Stephen Colbert host earlier this week, which has since been "signed" by over 68,000 people who retweeted the message.
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With the mounting evidence suggesting that fake news items and memes shared on Facebook played a not-insignificant part in electing U.S. President Donald Trump, attention towards accountability from social media services and vigilance from consumers has increased.
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The vast majority of its airtime has always been devoted to political commentary, debates between pundits, chatty conversations about news items on shows like Fox & Friends, and anchors reading headlines over footage of staged political events and press conferences.
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They've argued that the real problem, instead, lies in Facebook's and other social media's algorithms: Algorithms like Facebook's Newsfeed or Twitter's timeline makes decisions about which news items, ads, and user-generated content to promote and which to hide.
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That's OK. Here's the condensed version: As you can probably tell, Google went all in on Assistant at CES this year; effectively every single one of their news items has to do with Assistant in one way or another.
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Much of the panel focused on two news items: These were relatively harmless but dystopian examples of possible DNA use (this was the point of Dewey-Hagborg's art project), but it wasn't hard to imagine something potentially more insidious.
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Regarding media specifically, Swisher noted that she marked a significant shift when BuzzFeed started A/B testing to amplify and extend the attention-capture possible around specific "news" items, citing the famous Katy Perry Left Shark incident of 2015.
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ABC News "On Location" will be a daily global news show on the largest news items of the day, while CNN's "Anderson Cooper Full Circle" will recap the top global headlines Monday through Friday in a vertical video format.
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The Facebook data analysts also found that the time spent on what are known as instant articles — fast-loading news items tailored for easier reading on smartphones — was overstated on average by 7 to 8 percent, the blog said.
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"The Russian operations are exactly what we have seen in the past when they've used a mix of conspiracy theories, false news items and [the] exploitation of racial, ethnic or even class tensions to sow discord," the official said.
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Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: What to expect from Apple's September 10 iPhone event How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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This became one of the lead news items of the day, with Trump himself referencing it multiple times in an interview with TIME, apparently because the president believed that Nunes's announcement justified his accusation about the Obama administration spying on him.
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One of the popular fake news items currently being spread about Haddad on WhatsApp is that he equipped schools with baby bottles featuring a penis-shaped teat in an apparent bid to fight homophobia while he was mayor of São Paulo.
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We have been told that there would be "no news items" during the closed tour — which, despite that, is "under embargo" until Sunday — beyond what Facebook and its executives discussed last Friday in a press conference about its European election preparations.
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Consider a few of the most recent news items: • EPA head Scott Pruitt recently dismissed half of the members from an important science advisory board; an EPA spokesperson told CNN the agency wants scientists from various backgrounds, including those from industry.
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For the most part, this means that when you search for news items (AMP, in its current form, is mostly meant to accelerate news sites), Google will now often show you a carousel that highlights stories on AMP-enabled sites.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel met leaders of the three million-strong community of Germans with ties to Russia on Wednesday, amid concerns over their susceptibility to "fake news" items in the run-up to a national election in September.
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This week, Canadians received a shock to the system when a spate of news items revealed how police and spy agencies flout the law and moral conventions to spy on citizens and journalists, in some cases dating back for many years.
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But the guidelines, which have never before been made public, give insight into how editors guide and discover news items being shared widely across the social network, and how those editors decide what to promote inside the Trending Topics section.
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Image via Getty Images / mrspopman Image via Getty Images / mrspopman Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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Consider three recent news items: • US President-elect Donald Trump has called climate change a "hoax" and has suggested he might scrap many Obama-era environmental regulations, including the landmark Paris Agreement, which aims to limit warming to 2 degrees Celsius.
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The television screens usually carry information and local news items painting Moscow authorities in a positive light, but they have now been set up to show World Cup matches gripping the host nation after they qualified for the knockout stage.
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Once we have this word in hand, then we can sift the early news items for bits of confirming evidence, such as the suspect's suddenly adopting more religious clothes, or growing a beard, or visiting some far-off terrorist landscape.
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In the context of today's internet—where the real scams are cleverly disguised, not embedded in a system that is transparent about being constantly edited and revised by anyone who wants to volunteer—these "fake news" items seem almost quaint.
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Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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Even Google's search results pages have long reflected the wide variety of possible search results – combining things like videos, images and news items alongside web links has been par for the course for a decade or so, since the launch of Universal Search.
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"A Little Rain" One of the songs Waits' wife Kathleen Brennan cowrote with him, "A Little Rain," was was similarly inspired by local news items, this one by the murder of a 21987-year-old girl who'd stepped into a stranger's van.
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Cole Burston/Bloomberg via Getty Images Cole Burston/Bloomberg via Getty Images Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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And state news agency Xinhua, which made more than 140 mentions of Made in China 2025 in Chinese language news items in the first five months of the year, has not done so since June 5, a search of a public database found.
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PARIS — Taking aim at so-called fake news, France's Parliament on Thursday is set to begin debating a tough bill aimed at repressing phony news items, one pushed by President Emmanuel Macron amid criticism that it poses a potential threat to press freedom.
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The department's Executive Office for Immigration Review sent an office-wide collection of "news" items on Monday -- which the agency says is compiled by a contractor -- that included a link from the white nationalist website VDare, a letter from the union states.
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So when academics have made controversial posts on social media about any number of news items — mass shootings, the death of former first lady Barbara Bush or North Korea's imprisonment of Otto Warmbier — their posts have resulted in a range of disciplinary outcomes.
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Bolton was the chairman of the Gatestone Institute, a group that was found to have shared false or misleading news items about Muslims, the network reported, adding that he joined the nonprofit in 2013 and resigned last month before entering the Trump administration.
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The show began in 1983, covering human interest subjects and hard-hitting news items, but it devolved in its later years into daily stories about feuding relationships or sexual exploits in order to compete with the shock tactics dominating the competition in the 1990s.
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He is also tied to a dominating new force in news, Facebook, which has spent the last couple of weeks addressing a report in the Gawker-owned technology site Gizmodo that said some staff members kept conservative news items off the Facebook trending list.
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And she almost lost control of it entirely when, coming out of a nondescript doorway into a broad, brightly lit black-and-red-tiled corridor, she blinked her communications back on and a long list of alerts and news items suddenly appeared in her vision.
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And given the volume of news over the weekend — including President Trump's continued criticism of N.F.L. players who are protesting the United States criminal justice system, and the declining fortunes of the Republican health care bill — many worthy news items had to forgo comments.
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Image via AMY OSBORNE/AFP/Getty Images Image via AMY OSBORNE/AFP/Getty Images Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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The Iranian campaign was apparently focused on winning over Trump-supporting evangelicals in the US. The posts shared by the fake accounts were "news" items about US elections, Christianity, US immigration policy, and US-Iran relations, and included images of President Trump, according to Facebook's blog post.
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The past two weeks have seen a pair of news items eclipse even the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad presidency of Donald J. Trump: Pepsi's highly questionable "Kendall Jenner fixed society with our soda" commercial and United Airlines' reprehensible steps taken to "re-accommodate" a seated passenger.
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That seems like an interesting way to address the different forms of worship in America and the different kinds of obsessions that we hold, and certainly as evidenced by the glut of news items that erupts every time there is a shooting, which is more and more frequently.
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Two days before Trump created a weeks-long news cycle by accusing a judge of being biased because of his Mexican heritage, Clinton faced one of the most damaging news items of her candidacy when the State Department's inspector general released a scathing assessment of Clinton's private email use.
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The preliminary findings haven't always been surprising; in a widely reported recent study of 3,500 Facebook users' sharing behavior, Guess and two researchers from New York University discovered that around the election, individuals aged 65 or older shared more fake news items on average than any other group.
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While there was a lot of hype around Digg's entry into the space, it's Feedly that has best picked up the Google Reader mantle, and continued to roll out features aimed at those who ingest, save and reference a large number of news items on a regular basis.
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S. trade deal stoke risk appetite * BT falls on Labour nationalisation pledge * Carpetright jumps on buyout deal (Adds news items, updates to closing prices) Nov 15 (Reuters) - London's mid-cap index outperformed its European counterparts on Friday after the Brexit Party lent further clarity ahead of the Dec.
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More doom-and-gloom from my buddy Brian Heater here: On to the cheerier topic of dead robots… AMY OSBORNE/AFP/Getty Images AMY OSBORNE/AFP/Getty Images Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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Yet during the recent French presidential election, which pitted the centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron against the far-right hopeful Marine Le Pen, several media organizations including Le Monde said they had found it difficult — and overly cumbersome — to report potential fake news items about the candidates to Facebook.
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"The Kremlin has used hackers to steal personal communications that Russian operatives then parceled out in targeted leaks, and created fake social media personas and news items on all sides of controversial issues in the hope of stirring discord in the West," Rogers told the Senate Armed Forces Committee.
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The German government also remained deeply concerned about the possibility that German voters could be manipulated by fake news items, like the bogus January 2016 story about the rape of a 13-year Russian-German girl by migrants that sparked demonstrations by over 12,000 members of that community.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) and Sen.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii), Sens.
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This is presumably what Zuckerberg had in mind last week, when he said he would be "inviting leading conservatives and people from across the political spectrum to talk with me" in the wake of a Gizmodo story alleging that Facebook suppressed news items about conservative topics, or from conservative publications.
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S. trade deal stoke risk appetite * BT falls on Labour nationalisation pledge * Carpetright jumps on buyout deal (Adds news items, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi Nov 15 (Reuters) - London's mid-cap index outperformed its European counterparts on Friday after the Brexit Party lent further clarity ahead of the Dec.
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Even though Trump wasn't running it anymore, the closure is probably best understood as the latest in a long list of Very Bad News items for Trump this week, though the man himself would probably try to spin the whole thing into a convoluted example of his shrewd business savvy.
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In a 2018 analysis of approximately 126,000 stories that were shared widely on Twitter from 2006 to 20163, researchers at MIT classified contested news items as "true" or "false" using information from six different fact-checking sites, then generated visualizations of user sharing behavior to look for patterns in how those stories spread.
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Chinese officials and business leaders speaking at the third World Internet Conference held in Wuzhen last week called for more rigid cyber governance, pointing to the ability of militants to organize online and the spread of false news items during the recent U.S. election as signs cyberspace had become dangerous and unwieldy.
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In recent days I was reviewing several news items regarding the historic migration wave of Puerto Ricans to the mainland, particularly the states of Florida and Pennsylvania, following the devastation caused by hurricanes Irma and Maria last September, when I came up with an article that made me really nervous and uneasy.
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Crystal Patterson, global civic partnerships manager of Facebook (a conference sponsor), replied that the platform was taking down fake accounts — 3.4 billion of them were removed between October and March, twice as many as in the previous six-month period — and marking news items that had been disputed by third-party fact checkers.
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Through a series of anecdotes, statistics and other plucked-from-the-news items that will be familiar to anyone who read his "Tilting at Windmills" column in Washington Monthly, Mr. Peters recounts how liberals were once invigorated with the public-spirited fervor of the New Deal and New Frontier, but sold out.
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But Armstrong insists that that publicity surrounding the announcement, which included the online media equivalent to a thinking face emoji, was ultimately a net positive for a brand looking to reestablish itself around an upcoming merger and a number of negative news items surrounding mounting security concerns over the course of the last several months.
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Perhaps unwittingly, but no less impressively, in response to such news items, along comes Migropolis: Venice, Atlas of a Global Situation (Hatje Cantz), an in-depth examination of what makes Venice tick today, providing a data-filled, revealing analysis of this fabled and alluring place's complex, interwoven pageant of attractions, challenges, peculiarities, and woes.
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My colleague Josh had a less cynical view on Google's promises, though we both share the opinion that Facebook doesn't deserve much trust in its new privacy "mission," here's his piece that runs counter to about everything above: Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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Other programs that Ofcom said broke the rules included a report on the Ukrainian government's position on Nazism and the treatment of Roma gypsies, which it said did not include sufficient challenge to criticism of the government, and four current affairs and news items on the Syrian conflict, which it said failed to include a range of viewpoints.
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People post photos they took with him at concerts, stories about how important his music is to them, pictures of merch (both homemade and official), covers of his songs, rankings of his catalog, comments on news items about him, fan theories, recommendations of comparable artists, and messages of gratitude for the camaraderie they've found in the group itself.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) said Monday that she won't participate in the December debate even if she qualifies.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) have seven days to reach the polling thresholds set by the Democratic National Committee.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) is giving up the Hawaiian sunshine for the New Hampshire winter, for this year at least.
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Up to now, there was already some algorithmic tweaking to Workplace: admins could bump certain news items into people's feeds so that they were seen by more employees; and similarly the News Feed didn't run in a chronological order but was based on what you interacted with, which groups you were already a part of and so on, to bring you content that was deemed more relevant.
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On Thursday, days' worth of news items involving sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh culminated in Christine Blasey Ford testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, sharing with its members—and the country—her account of how Kavanaugh once held her down on a bed, covered her mouth, and tried to force himself on her at a small high school gathering in the 1980s.
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S. trade deal stoke risk appetite * BT falls on Labour nationalisation pledge * Carpetright jumps on buyout deal (Adds news items, analyst comment, updates share prices) Nov 15 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 followed global peers higher on Friday after a senior U.S. official hinted that a trade deal with China might be imminent, while BT slipped after Britain's opposition party vowed to nationalise parts of the telecoms provider.
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In his earliest work, Mr. Giorno mined news items and presented them virtually untouched as verse, as in this piece from his first, privately circulated collection, "The American Book of the Dead," in 1964: A plainsclothesmanwas beaten to his kneesby a mob of teenage girls yesterdaywhen he and his partnertried to break up a fightbetween two girl gangsin a school yardin the Bedford-Stuyvesantsection of Brooklyn.
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S. talks also support wider sentiment (Adds company news items, graphic, changes analyst comments, updates share moves) Oct 11 (Reuters) - London-listed companies with exposure to the domestic economy soared on Friday for their best day in nearly a decade as hopes that Britain can seal a Brexit deal triggered explosive gains and a major reversal of fortunes for the much-shunned UK market.
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S. trade deal hopes * Mid-cap Future Plc skids * Britvic lower after profit slump (Adds news items, analyst comments, updates share prices) Nov 27 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 33 rose for a fourth straight session and hit a two-month high on Wednesday as recent risk-on sentiment was bolstered after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and Beijing were close to a "phase one" trade deal.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 6900 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE's (D-Hawaii) presidential campaign have generated more social media interactions than any other 2628 Democrat, according to data analyzed by Axios.
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S. tensions dominate sentiment * Royal Mail tanks as turnaround behind schedule * Centrica, BAT outshine main index * Labour manifesto weighs on sentiment at home (Adds company news items, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi and Muvija M Nov 21 (Reuters) - UK shares fell on Thursday on concerns about U.S.-China relations and the opposition Labour Party's election manifesto plans to raise taxes on companies and renationalise infrastructure groups.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii), are on the precipice of qualifying for the December debate, with each candidate needing one more qualifying poll to make the stage.
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But in a recent Gallup/Knight Foundation survey of 250,22018 Gallup Panel members, participants who admitted to having shared verifiably false news items at least once—about 22016 percent of Republicans surveyed, and 503 percent of Democrats—reported doing so for a number of reasons, including wanting to call attention to a story's being inaccurate (250 percent) and believing that the story in question might be true, despite suspecting it was false (22018 percent).
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S. trade hopes rekindled * Ryanair profit beat supports airlines * Hiscox under-performs on main index * Mothercare tanks as UK ops to be placed in administration (Adds news items, analyst comments, updates share prices) Nov 4 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 joined a global stocks rally on Monday driven by rising hopes of a U.S.-China trade deal, while retailer Mothercare sank to a record low after saying it intends to appoint administrators for its UK operations.
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S. talks also support wider sentiment * WPP, Burberry fall after European rivals cut forecast * Dart Group climbs higher after hiking profit view (Adds news items, analyst comments, updates share prices) Oct 215 (Reuters) - Britain's mid-cap index surged nearly 22% on Friday as hopes grew that a Brexit deal may be clinched by the end of the month, while a rally in blue-chip financial stocks and housebuilders helped the FTSE 100 reverse earlier losses.
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S. trade sentiment offers some support * Boeing suppliers, airlines slip after 737 MAX suspension (Adds news items, updates share prices to close) By Shashwat Awasthi and Yadarisa Shabong Dec 17 (Reuters) - British firms more exposed to the domestic economy took a hit on Tuesday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's hard line in talks with the European Union rekindled fears of a hard Brexit, while NMC Health plunged on Muddy Waters' short attack.
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For example, after Tillerson secured some of the funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE had threatened to withhold, news items discussing the potential negative consequences of the move for Middle East peace began to emerge.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 85003 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii), who announced Monday that she will not partake in the sixth debate even if she gets the one additional poll she needs to qualify (Politico).
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S. trade update * Imperial Brands falls on weak e-cigarette sales * ITV, Imperial Brands down after weak updates * Building supplier Travis Perkins shines in mid-caps (Adds news items, analyst comment, updates to closing prices) May 8 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 ended higher on Wednesday as investors welcomed indications from Washington that it and Beijing could be closer to a trade deal, though the mood remained wary and dull earnings updates kept a lid on gains.
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S. trade relief stokes risk appetite * Asia-focussed banks lead FTSE 100 * Future Plc surges on upbeat forecast * Stagecoach skids after DB rating cut (Adds news items, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi July 1 (Reuters) - UK stocks began the new quarter on a solid footing on Monday, with the main index touching a more than nine-month high, as a thaw in the U.S.-China trade dispute lifted market sentiment and spurred a rally in global stocks.
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S. trade relief stokes risk appetite * Asia-focussed banks lead FTSE 100 * Future Plc surges on upbeat forecast * Stagecoach skids after DB rating cut (Adds news items, updates to closing prices) July 1 (Reuters) - UK stocks began the new quarter on a solid footing on Monday, with the main index touching a more than nine-month high, as a thaw in the U.S.-China trade dispute lifted market sentiment and spurred a rally in global stocks.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) commemorated the death of Beatles member John Lennon on Sunday with a video of her singing the music legend's hit "Imagine," co-written by Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) ripped the Trump administration on Tuesday over its handling of last week's deadly shooting by a member of the Saudi military at a naval air station in Pensacola, Fla.
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S. trade deal hopes * Mid-cap Future Plc skids on discounted stock sale * FastJet slides to an all-time low (Adds company news items, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi and Muvija M Nov 27 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 hit a near four-month high on Wednesday as recent risk-on sentiment was bolstered after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and Beijing were close to a "phase one" trade deal, while an impressive forecast lifted BAT shares.
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S. trade update * Imperial Brands falls on weak e-cigarette sales * ITV, Imperial Brands down after weak updates * Building supplier Travis Perkins shines in mid-caps (Adds news items, analyst comment, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi and Yadarisa Shabong May 8 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 ended higher on Wednesday as investors welcomed indications from Washington that it and Beijing could be closer to a trade deal, though the mood remained wary and dull earnings updates kept a lid on gains.
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Even if you're not one of these addicts, it reaches you, too, because the distillation of what Mr. Allen considers the most vital news items of the day can influence the thinking of television news producers and Mr. Allen's rival national political reporters, sometimes in a pro-Allen way (especially when Mr. Allen has included their work in his list of TOP TALKERS) and occasionally in an anti-Allen way (especially if he has dismissed their work as already-been-done USED NEWS).
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S. trade hopes rekindled * Ryanair profit beat supports airlines * Gambling stocks buckle on calls to overhaul online casinos * Mothercare tanks as UK ops to be placed in administration (Adds news items, analyst comment, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi Nov 4 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 surged nearly 1% to a more than one-month high on Monday as heavyweight banks, miners and oil stocks were driven higher by hopes of a trade deal between the United States and China.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii), a Democratic presidential candidate and combat veteran, is calling for a congressional inquiry following a report saying U.S. officials misled the public about their progress throughout the 18-year-old war in Afghanistan.
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For example, the company has added features to its app's main navigation that include a way to order food delivery; a Town Hall for connecting with local, state and national government representatives; access to your daily weather and forecast; an Explore feed for finding new Facebook Pages you might like; a selection of trending news items; a way to watch the top Live videos; a QR code scanner; a Wi-Fi finder; easier access to Safety Check; a networking-focused "Discover People" section; and many other options.
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She waded back into the Democratic primary to take a cheap shot at Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 85033 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE for daring to step away from the DNC and endorse Bernie, and she really can't quite help taking another shot at Sanders for waiting a month to endorse her.
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Applied to the problem of Facebook ads which promote deceptive news, this review process would work something like this: A news site pays to advertise an article or video on Facebook Facebook holds this payment in escrow Facebook publishes the ad to a select number of Facebook users who've volunteered to rate news items as Reliable or Unreliable If a supermajority of these Facebook reviewers (60% or more) rate the news to be Reliable, the ad is automatically published, and Facebook takes the advertising money If the news item is flagged as Unreliable by 60% or more reviewers, it's sent to Facebook's internal review board If the review board determines the news to be Reliable, the ad for the article is published on Facebook If the review board deems it to be Unreliable, the ad for the article is not published, Facebook returns most of the ad payment to the media site — keeping 10-20% to reimburse the social network's review process (Photo by Alberto Pezzali/NurPhoto via Getty Images) (Photo by Alberto Pezzali/NurPhoto via Getty Images) I'm confident a diverse array of users would consistently identify deceptive news items, saving Facebook countless hours in labor costs.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) and Andrew YangAndrew YangThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg Saagar Enjeti calls Yang's rise a 'return to the fundamentals of democracy' MORE have also hit the fundraising threshold but need a fourth qualifying poll to make the stage.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 85033 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) and entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg Saagar Enjeti calls Yang's rise a 'return to the fundamentals of democracy' MORE need just one more qualifying poll each to make the stage.
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Presidential Candidate Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE shares her thoughts on the Afghanistan Report and Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg MORE's lobbying with McKinsey.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) and entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg Saagar Enjeti calls Yang's rise a 'return to the fundamentals of democracy' MORE, both candidates of color, need just one more qualifying poll each to make the stage.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Gabbard news items generating more social interactions than other 2020 Democrats: study The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE (D-Hawaii) and entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg Saagar Enjeti calls Yang's rise a 'return to the fundamentals of democracy' MORE have also hit the fundraising threshold but need a fourth qualifying poll to make the stage.
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