When I stopped updating my website, I didn't stop posting online.
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Mr. Gillum supported posting online the city records subpoenaed by investigators.
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Yazigi explains that while posting online can be an alternative to going to the police—"It is your right to decide if you want to involve the police in something"—posting online can result in legal action.
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Or, at least, pretending to eat them in videos that they're posting online?
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She said that when she saw the posting online, she knew to apply.
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It turns out posting online propaganda is just part of a government job.
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I concretize my efforts by posting online, leveraging the life-packaging apps at my disposal.
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On Tuesday it did just that, posting online the instruction manual for the 360-degree camera.
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Wirathu reacted to his silencing by posting online photographs of himself with his mouth taped over.
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Elsewhere, the point of posting online is not so much to persuade as to signal-boost.
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Grkovic has approached most of the sites and people posting online to remove any false information.
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Texas-based nonprofit, Defense Distributed, will begin posting online blueprints for 3D-printed firearms on Aug.
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Mucciolo panicked, and began posting online about what was happening, with photo comparisons of the two apartments.
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She changed her name, shed traditional dress for flimsy Western outfits, and started posting online videos of herself.
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I've been posting online my entire life, but I only really started making music over the last year.
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I'm still seeing some folks posting online about looking forward to springtime and I just don't get it.
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Even the young social media influencers with perfect skin and cute bodies edit their images before posting online.
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Cell, for example, considers them on a case-by-case basis, asking authors to contact them before posting online.
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These are then scanned and sent to the election board for posting online, a measure designed to combat rigging.
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A New Hampshire man was arrested after posting online comments that were critical of a police officer, Seacoast Online reported.
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After the fierce fallout on social media, Swift stepped away from the limelight and took a break from posting online.
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Parents are posting online that they blame the formula changes for their babies' illnesses, with symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea.
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London-based defense lawyer Sam Yazigi can see the logic behind posting online when the legal system looks this way.
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At the end of the day, the quality of photography has been diluted by pure quantity of people posting online.
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Hackers who deploy Maze take the strategy even further by posting online the names of companies that refuse to pay.
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Since then, Brown has been posting online, alternating between rambling half-apologies on Instagram, and writing songs with Sean Kingston.
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She began posting online in a persona that combined playfulness, a daffy, almost campy sexuality, intense vulnerability and plain oddness.
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In a posting online, the Taliban claimed to have overrun 15 government outposts, including a "strategic military base" in Uruzgan.
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It was a decision for early content creators whether or not to put ads on the content they were posting online.
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Since Chen's suicide, former and current Facebook employees have started posting online about the mistreatment of international workers at the company.
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For years, we mild-mannered lexicographers have been posting online about the most common lookup of the moment on our website.
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The truth is, a lot of what you've been posting online is making me feel like I don't really know you.
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Viktor Krasnov stands accused of "insulting the religious convictions or feelings of citizens" in Russia by posting online that God doesn't exist.
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She added that she'd been calling every number she's been given, called 911, and has been posting online trying to receive help.
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I would tell anyone thinking of posting online that it's a bad idea because these things can be taken out of context.
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Officials queue up to praise him, while critics are reduced to posting online pictures of Winnie-the-Pooh, whom the president supposedly resembles.
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His supporters, she argues, aren't doing much by playing politics by the the rules, or by posting online that they "stand" with Sanders.
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First, American politicians from both parties started to favor some level of censorship and curtailed free speech rights for people and groups posting online.
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Last year, there was some uproar when Monica fans were posting online versions of her hit "So Gone" as part of the viral #SoGoneChallenge.
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But most likely, you spent your weekend like Donald Trump and other extremely healthy, well-balanced people: posting online nonstop for four straight days.
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In February 85033, the FBI itself suffered its largest data breach to date, with hackers posting online the contact information for 20,000 FBI employees.
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Hackers have demanded a ransom of several million dollars' worth of bitcoin after posting online a fresh cache of files stolen from the broadcaster.
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Despite advertising an open house posting online, McKelvey's real estate agent wrote to us that the so-called "open house" was "by appointment" only.
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He sought redemption from that most dishonorable of actions, in the last refuge of every disgusting, pimply p'takh living today, the terrible sin: Posting Online.
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An increasing number of activists and dissidents have been arrested or tried over the last year for posting online content considered to be "anti state".
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During the confrontation, Klein audibly recited her own phone number and address, which social media users have been posting online in response to the video.
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Wirathu reacted to his silencing by posting online photographs of himself with his mouth taped over, and by continuing to post videos and comments online.
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Then, months later in a forum, I remember this guy posting online about how he was going on vacation and needed a "babysitter" for his Neopets.
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Dowd, who doesn't have access to Trump's Twitter account, sent the language to Dan Scavino, the White House social media director, who oversaw its posting online.
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"Posting online is like leaving your front door open and telling any creature of the night it can enter," one of the story's villains tells him.
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Second, Tsyvinski and Liu found the amount of interest and hype around cryptocurrencies, measured by investors searching and posting online, was a significant predictor of price movements.
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I also wonder sometimes what it means that I feel so comfortable posting online about nearly everything, but that there are certain subjects that I can't share there.
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The mystery only deepened on Friday, when the commission, in response to intense international interest, took the unusual step of posting online the entire dossier on Ms. Kristeva.
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She realized having to explain or give disclaimers for so many things during her vlogs has led to her feeling intense anxiety while filming vlogs or posting online.
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But if you go ahead and find a company to build you one using the designs it's posting online, it probably won't look as svelte as Google's version.
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That's an advantage over something like a GoPro, where you might need to upload the photos onto a computer (or deal with a wireless pairing process) before posting online.
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Employees are posting online about how shift cuts and understaffing has them working espresso machines at an unreasonable rate, while scrambling to pay rent and qualify for full benefits.
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By watching a group of soldiers posting online, attackers could watch location changes to discern troop movements or engage directly in conversations to try to ferret out military decisions.
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A 59-year-old Arizona elementary school principal was arrested on Tuesday after allegedly posting online ads asking teenage girls to go skinny-dipping with him at his house, PEOPLE confirms.
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The legislation would allow fines and up to five years in prison for posting online or distributing sexually explicit photos or videos with "reckless disregard" for the consent of the subject.
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In an innovative move, the court has been posting online almost all of the hundreds of exhibits introduced in the trial — the exception being gruesome crime scene photographs — usually by early evening.
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Boko Haram fighters have killed dozens of soldiers, even posting online a gruesome video of one attack, and rumors have circulated that they once again control some territory in the country's northeast.
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If you're the type of person who likes to "celebrate" Valentine's Day by posting online about how alone you are, you're in for an ironic surprise: You're really not alone at all.
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So, feeling inspired after watching a few plots that featured women posting online advertisements for dates, the self-proclaimed "Hallmark fanatic" took to social media to give it a try of her own.
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In 2012, Defense Distributed, a non-profit organization, began posting online free downloads of computer files — codes — that would enable users to easily produce their own firearms and firearm components with 3D printers.
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If approved by parliament and the president, it would allow the defense minister and other high-ranking officials to ban certain groups of servicemen from posting online information that could help identify or geolocate them.
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The Humane Society, Center for Biological Diversity and Born Free USA jointly filed a lawsuit Thursday against Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) for not posting online records of various overseas big-game trophy hunts.
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Measures include a public database to show the carbon emitted from fossil fuels developed on public lands, posting online pending requests to lease coal or reduce government royalties, as well as capturing methane emissions from mines.
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According to Baton Rouge PD, the cops involved in the Alton Sterling slaying are actually named Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II. Kinnison's been trying to clear his name in videos he's posting online. pic.twitter.com/CSLZ34sykH
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Livingstone had been defending a Labour Muslim lawmaker after she apologized for posting online messages which included a suggestion that Israel should be relocated to the United States to solve the problems in the Middle East.
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The expulsion followed the posting online of a video that showed a group of Berehove residents singing the Hungarian anthem and pledging loyalty to Hungary at a passport-issuing ceremony at the Ukrainian town's Hungarian consulate.
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And a staggering 35.8 million employees admit to spending at least one hour per week on the clock talking about, reading about, or posting online about "Game of Thrones" — even if they don't actively watch the show.
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A blogger has called a rally for Saturday in Seoul, under a banner reading "Fake Refugees GET OUT", with mothers of young children posting online they intend to join to raise concerns about crime and loss of jobs.
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He did not follow the example of Ahmass Fakahany, who, a few weeks earlier, had responded to Wells's review of Vaucluse by posting online a long open letter that read like someone muttering insults, therapeutically, during a long shower.
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"I also just wanted to say before I go that I love your passion, I love your attention to detail, I love how much you care, and I love seeing all the things that you're posting online," she said.
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" The following day, it released another statement warning that people face up to five years in prison for producing, posting online, sending or saving materials that "violate public order, religious values, public morality, or the sanctity of personal life.
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Along with the group's leader, she was also charged in September with causing religiously aggravated harassment over the distribution of leaflets and posting online videos during a court trial involving a number of Muslim men accused and later convicted of rape.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania man has been charged by federal prosecutors with posting online hate messages and threats, including a digitally created image that appeared to show himself pointing an AR-15 rifle at a congregation of Jewish men.
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SYDNEY, April 22 (Reuters) - A China-born academic has been forced out of a leading Australian university for posting online politically charged remarks about his countrymen, re-igniting accusations Beijing is using its presence inside global campuses to exert soft power.
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Trump's friends say he has a short attention span — he also tweeted about an upcoming trip to Missouri and his proposed border wall Sunday — but he sought to present himself as focused on Texas, posting online about the hurricane repeatedly.
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Some noticed that Star had taken "Wifey to Nathan" out of his Twitter bio around December 7, and guessed that was a hint to a breakup, which Star didn't address as he slowed down his posting online throughout the month.
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While the LAPD begins the work of coordinating with other law enforcement agencies in light of the recent arrests to determine if more celebrity home break-ins are connected, Carranza is reminding the public to be mindful of what they were posting online.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania teenager indicted for supporting Islamic State was hit with fresh terrorism charges on Wednesday, as U.S. prosecutors accused him of posting online the names of approximately 100 U.S. military members and exhorting his followers to kill them.
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A New Hampshire voter sued in October 2014 after posting online a photo of his ballot, on which he filled in the name of his dog as a sign of displeasure over his choices in the 2014 Republican primary for the U.S. Senate.
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Olivia is a sex worker specializing in body rubs and domination who is based in New York City, and for years she's relied on Backpage, a website for posting online personals, to find and vet new clients without having to go through a pimp or work on the streets.
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The arrest followed the posting online of a series of videos by Mr. Hopkins's group, which calls itself the United Constitutional Patriots, showing men in camouflage circling and detaining hundreds of migrants in the desert near Sunland Park, N.M., and then handing the migrants over to Border Patrol.
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All the President's Memes Willy Staley explores the strangeness of having a 73-year-old president posting memes to Instagram: This incentive structure, in which an easily distracted person says a bunch of stuff he kind of means to an assembled audience, slowly learning what generates a reaction and what doesn't, is familiar: It's like posting online.
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Journalists have reported that Mr. Prigozhin engaged in another recent Russian experiment in restoring influence abroad while keeping costs down: He set up a factory of so-called internet trolls in St. Petersburg, an office packed with low-paid people posting online under assumed identities to influence public opinion in foreign countries, including the United States.
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McCluskey told campus police on October 13 that she had gotten messages from Rowland, whom she'd met the prior month, or from his friends demanding money in exchange for not posting online compromising photos of her and Rowland, according to a timeline of McCluskey's contacts with campus police that was released by the university's communications office.
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"After the meeting, Edward Whelan, who has led EPPC with integrity and excellence for many years, offered his resignation in light of what he described as an 'appalling and inexcusable' error in posting online a series of comments that he has now deleted and for which he promptly publicly apologized," the EPPC board said in a statement obtained by the publication.
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"With the rise of user-generated [review] content sites like Yelp, TripAdvisor, Google, we've really seen a shift where folks are being sued for their speech online," Mascagni tells CNBC Make It. With so many consumers posting online reviews of businesses, it's not surprising that some business-owners might take exception to the occasional negative review, says Carl Settlemeyer, an attorney in the Federal Trade Commission's bureau of consumer protection.
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August 2011 and argued that people posting online actually want to be heard, and are aware of the potential consequences.Bain, Robert. "Time to rewrite the rules of research?" Research-live.com.
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When he was sixteen he began composing and posting online his remixes and productions. In 2014, he released his EP "Seve" independently. It received such popular attention the EP was taken down and the song re-released with Ultra Music in 2015. "Seve" has since then reached nearly 60 million views worldwide.
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They were actually loving people. It was such a non-confrontational approach. I couldn't help but say, if I was going to be a Christian, this is the kind of Christian I’d want to be.” At first he was antagonistic towards the group, calling them 'hypocrites' and posting online comments such as "God does not exist".
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After the discovery in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico on November 9, 2011 of the body of the fourth blogger to be killed in the space of a month, for posting online information about drug cartels, The Daily Dot, MSNBC and Der Spiegel each produced an article outlining the dangers such internet activity posed. For comment, The Daily Dot and MSNBC"Blogger on Mexico Cartel Beheading: 'Cannot Kill Us All'"NBC News. November 10, 2011. Retrieved on November 10, 2012.
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Historian Daniel Blatman sees the gas chamber story as Holocaust denial: "one of numberless stories that Holocaust deniers around the world are posting online". An English Wikipedia article about the Warsaw concentration camp was first drafted in 2004 and presented Trzcińska's research as a mainstream view for 15 years, despite the theory being debunked by 2007. The false information was fully removed in August 2019, subsequently publicized in the media in October 2019 as "Wikipedia’s longest-standing hoax".
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In November 2009, hackers gained access to a server used by the CRU and stole a large quantity of data, anonymously posting online more than 1,000 emails and more than 2,000 other documents. Some climate change sceptics including bloggers asserted that a number of the leaked e-mails contain evidence supporting their global warming conspiracy theory that scientists had allegedly conspired to manipulate dataRevkin, Andrew. (20 November 2009). Hacked E-Mail Is New Fodder for Climate Dispute.
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After much speculation over the ambiguous viral campaign centered on singularity2013.com, many news sites were reporting the possibility of the music group We Are Unified running a new roster based festival. The website functioned simply as a countdown but had many acts signed to We Are Unified posting online about it. When the countdown hit midnight on the morning of 21 February 2013, it was revealed that Singularity was in fact the title of the next album from the Sydney band.
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Bereaved mother Anna Dean, whose young son was murdered by an older boy 14 years prior, goes on trial for attempted murder after she is accused of posting online the new identity and address of the man she believes murdered her son: Craig Myers. Myers, a husband and father, is violently beaten and must restore his reputation. The series revolves around the trial of the case, alongside its consequences for Myers' family and Dean's search to unmask the true identity of her son's killer.
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OpenTheBooks.com is an American nonprofit organization based in the Chicago suburb of Burr Ridge, Illinois. It describes itself as a transparency group devoted to posting online all the disclosed spending of every level of government across the United States."About Us" Their oversight reports on government spending have been featured on multiple news outlets including C-SPAN's hour-long Q&A; program with Brian Lamb,[C-SPAN’s hour-long Q&A; program with Brian Lamb] ABC Good Morning America, Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and USA Today.
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Available from: PsycINFO, Ipswich, MA. Accessed February 6, 2012. In the technological culture that society is developing into, not only should adolescents' and parent's awareness be risen, but society as a whole should acknowledge the importance of online privacy. Preteens and early teenagers are particularly susceptible to social pressures that encourage young people to reveal personal data when posting online. Teens often post information about their personal life, such as activities they are doing, sharing their current locations, who they spend time with, as well their thoughts and opinions.
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In March 2013 during the Lahad Datu standoff tension in Sabah due to the clashes between the Royal Army of the Sultanate of Sulu and Malaysian security Forces. A Cyberwar sparks between Philippines and Malaysia. According to the Philippine Cyber Army the Malaysian hackers appeared to have started the attacks and defacement on Philippine websites, posting online threats and videos meaning to send a message to the Filipinos to keep away from the region of Sabah. In response to their attacks the Philippine Cyber Army defaced 175 Malaysian sites (including state-owned pages).
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The shooting of United States Representative Gabby Giffords in 2011 appeared on 19 front-page stories (21.3% of coverage), with majority of these news reports directly referencing the identity of shooter, Jared Lee Loughner. Posting online prior to the shooting incident, the Tucson shooter said "I'll see you on National T.V.!" and continued with "I have this huge goal at the end of my life: 165 rounds fired in a minute!" Although many media outlets published information about the mass shooting and identification of the offender, coverage focused primarily on debate surrounding reforming gun control laws within the United States.
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A number of sites have a section where clients can leave reviews for escorts. Some outside the industry regard this as degrading to the escort;Arnold Schwarzenegger told by Harriet Harman to shut prostitute website Daily Telegraph 30 September 2009 however, most involved in the industry do not share this view. The practice of posting online reviews of escorts dates back to 1999 when The Erotic Review, a review site that allows customers to rate their experiences with sex workers, was created. Punternet was originally the foremost review site despite adverse publicity from Harriet Harman and Vera Baird (see below).
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She dated a Los Angeles man for years and had a child with him, but were forced to split up due to the sham marriage. On November 29, 2014, Chernykh entered into a sham marriage with Marquez in order to gain legal status in the U.S. According to The Los Angeles Times, after the sham marriage, Chernykh struggled to play her part; on Christmas 2014, she was urged by Tatiana to stop posting online photos of herself with her ex-boyfriend. She began working with her sister as a saleswoman at her sister's kiosk. In January 2017, she pled guilty to immigration fraud.
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Fans usually have a strong enough interest that some changes in their lifestyles are made to accommodate devotion to the focal object. Fans have a desire for external involvement – they are motivated to demonstrate their involvement with the area of interest through certain behaviors (attending conventions, posting online, displaying team banners outside their homes, etc.). Fans often have a "wish to acquire" material objects related to the area of interest, such as a baseball hit by a famous slugger or a used guitar pick from their musical hero. As well, some fans have a desire for social interaction with other fans.
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YouTube Litigation: Fricklas was the architect of Viacom's $1 billion lawsuit against YouTube. Viacom initially lost the case, but the company successfully appealed and ultimately settled the litigation. The New York Times "Deal Book" writer, Steven Davidoff Solomon, among critics of the litigation, chided Fricklas for creating "a case that just served to make a crazy situation crazier while wasting millions of dollars." Ultimately, Fricklas was credited for "helping to shape the rules of the road in posting online content," and The New York Times noted that Viacom saw, in the settlement with the book publishers, an acknowledgement that Google needed to pay creators.
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This would include increasing the frequency of reporting on the state's investments and its holdings, which were at the time annually reported, to at least quarterly. Buttigieg's plans also entailed being more transparent and standardized in the decision process of where the treasurer deposited state money, including publishing online the criteria expected of financial institutions where money would be deposited. It would also entail posting online of investment policy statements for each fund managed by the state treasurer's office, as well as information and links to outside firms managing state funds. Buttigieg's plans would also entail increasing the transparency of investment policy statements and state treasury records, making them accessible online.
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Carmen Ortiz led the prosecution of American pharmacist Tarek Mehanna, who was accused of, among other crimes, translating and posting online materials described by prosecutors as Al Qaeda propaganda. Mehanna's lawyers argued that he never tried to join an armed group and never tried to hurt anyone, and that his internet activities were protected under the U.S. First Amendment. In April 2012, Mehanna was sentenced in federal court in Boston on four terrorism- related charges and three others related to lying to agents of the FBI and other U.S. federal officials. Ortiz came under fire after her office was involved in the January 19, 2013 arrest of a man who reportedly "looks very much like" a wanted drug suspect.
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Law also said that he did not regret acting as Yee's bailor, and that from talking to Yee, he had found him to be childlike and lacking in empathy. On 6 May Yee's lawyers appealed for a change in bail amount and bail conditions, arguing that accessing social media was "like drinking water" to Yee, and that the ban on Yee posting online content was "too broad and disproportionate". The prosecution was willing to lower the bail amount and release Yee from having to report daily to a police station if Yee went for psychiatric counselling, but Yee refused. Consequently, the High Court judge Tay Yong Kwang decided to maintain Yee's bail conditions.
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During the summer of 2010, when open fires raged across Russia, causing many to die from smog inhalation, the use of social media allowed digital humanitarians to map the areas in need of support. This is because Russians who were hoping to be evacuated were posting online about the conditions they were in which prompted thousands of Russian bloggers to coordinate relief efforts online. The digital humanitarian efforts in Russia were crucial to responding to the fires in 2010 considering the Russian government was vastly unprepared to deal with such a large-scale disaster. Within digital humanitarianism, big data has featured strongly in efforts to improve digital humanitarian work and produces a limited understanding of how a crisis is unfolding.
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Gomez announced she would be donating her salary from the film to the Time's Up movement. On October 19, 2017, Gomez and EDM producer Marshmello announced that they would be collaborating on a new single titled "Wolves", which was released on October 25. On May 10, 2018, Gomez released a new single from the 13 Reasons Why Season 2 Soundtrack, titled "Back to You". She once again voiced the character Mavis, in Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, which was released in July 2018. On July 13, 2018, Los Angeles prosecutors announced that a New Jersey woman had been charged with hacking into email accounts belonging to Gomez posting online images and other material she found there. Gomez was featured on DJ Snake's song "Taki Taki", alongside Ozuna and Cardi B. The song was released in September 2018. Gomez was featured on Benny Blanco's song "I Can't Get Enough", alongside Tainy and J Balvin, which was released in February 2019.
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