Kate Forscey is government affairs associate counsel at Public Knowledge.
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Furthermore, public knowledge was still scarce, especially in black communities.
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John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, praised Wheeler's proposal.
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Is it public knowledge that psychologists are helping big tech?
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"Everything they do is sort of public knowledge," she says.
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Why might public knowledge of this information be a problem?
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BY THE WAY, MOST OF THIS IS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE ALREADY.
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Public knowledge of the crisis dates back to last month.
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It's already been signed, sealed and delivered directly to public knowledge.
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But this is not public knowledge, it's never going to be.
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Whatever they'd say or do to her was already public knowledge.
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Furthermore, the origin of any political advertisement should be public knowledge.
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Now, omitting her suicide would be impossible; it is public knowledge.
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The specific details of Marvel's deal with Sony isn't public knowledge.
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Concerns about bin Laden plotting an attack were public knowledge by 2000.
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They repeatedly blacked out information in reports that was already public knowledge.
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The fact that I'm sober isn't really public knowledge, decidedly and deliberately.
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The meeting would not become public knowledge for nearly another two weeks.
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This is the version of events that hews closest to public knowledge.
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Many of these details wouldn't become public knowledge until their separate trials.
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Fairhurst departed the company the day after Easterbrook's firing became public knowledge.
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Public Knowledge saying so over and over does not make it so.
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Dallas Harris is a policy fellow at the Internet advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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The group included the advocacy group Public Knowledge and Sports Fans Coalition Inc.
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"Some of this was too important for public knowledge and access," Albright said.
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The former are generally public knowledge; it's how people know who you are.
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"Knowing if an urban area is safe should be public knowledge," he says.
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That was made worse when fake news and Russian interference became public knowledge.
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Sasse voted to confirm Acosta in 2017, before the deal became public knowledge.
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Modern social science makes a related distinction between shared knowledge and public knowledge.
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Why should the Pentagon be allowed to conduct "secret assignments" without public knowledge?
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Gene Kimmelman is President and CEO of Public Knowledge View the discussion thread.
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The political dynamics have changed now that the FBI investigation is public knowledge.
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Giuliani's work in Ukraine had become public knowledge by spring of last year.
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It also features public interest groups Public Knowledge, Common Cause and Consumers Union.
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The fractured relationship between George Karl and DeMarcus Cousins has become public knowledge.
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At the time, Flynn's payment — let alone its source — was not public knowledge.
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Harold Feld at Public Knowledge, a left-leaning think-tank, notes the "starfish problem".
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In the worst cases, public knowledge is re-packaged and sold for a profit.
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Harold Feld is a senior vice president at the internet advocacy organization Public Knowledge.
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Public Knowledge vocally opposed the rollback of net neutrality rules spearheaded by Ajit Pai.
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The vice president said he hopes any covert action does not become public knowledge.
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In 1957, public knowledge of a planned interracial marriage might have ruined both careers.
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"I think it's an uphill fight," said Chris Lewis, vice president at Public Knowledge.
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The petroleum industry's decades-long campaign of cover-ups and disinformation is public knowledge.
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The court also grants wide freedom for opinions dealing with matters of public knowledge.
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Generally speaking, the larger a venture round is, the faster it becomes public knowledge.
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Mr. Bolton's foreign-policy disagreements with Mr. Trump have been public knowledge for months.
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And the groups against them, so Center for Public Knowledge, Center Democracy and Technology.
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It has become public knowledge that Brown owns more than 10 different Burger King restaurants.
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"The cause of death was not public knowledge until they filed the charges," Blumenthal explains.
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Similarly, New Orleans's use of predictive policing technologies wasn't public knowledge until a Verge report.
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I wholeheartedly concur with Charlotte Slaiman, competition policy counsel at consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Those caps are usually set at about 85033 GB per month, according to Public Knowledge.
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But less attention was paid to the media's role in making classified information public knowledge.
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The advocacy group, Public Knowledge is hosting an event on the Comcast/NBCUniversal consent decree.
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Conway on Sunday refused comment on when a final decision would become public knowledge, however.
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Rudd has declined to answer questions, but says her previous business career is public knowledge.
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While I once kept this part of my life a secret, today it's public knowledge.
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The object of scholarship, in the end, is to make a contribution to public knowledge.
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"The impunity in Peru for cases of gender violence is of public knowledge," they said.
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She previously worked for nonprofit advocacy organizations Public Knowledge, the Public Interest Network and USAction.
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One group, Public Knowledge, said that it would be filing its own lawsuit on Thursday.
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Did the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s affect public knowledge of Juneteenth?
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She did, however, have a theory as to how her possession of it became public knowledge.
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Welcoming Their First Child Years after their relationship became public knowledge, pregnancy rumors began to circulate.
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This offer of help to actually break into a system has been public knowledge since 2011.
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Their secret wedding The couple was low key when their engagement became public knowledge in 2012.
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However, neither firm's work has, to public knowledge, bridged into extreme vetting or direct data brokerage.
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It is not public knowledge who is third in line in Kuwait, an OPEC member state.
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The nonprofit joined Public Knowledge and other advocacy groups in an amicus brief supporting Star Athletica.
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Even when certain stories of abuse became public knowledge, nobody did anything to punish the men.
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Yes. It was public knowledge by then that Mr. Mueller was working with a grand jury.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," she wrote.
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In India, public knowledge of his sister's epilepsy would have marked the whole family as defective.
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At noon, Public Knowledge will hold a talk on reform of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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Suits were also filed on Tuesday by Free Press and Public Knowledge, two public interest groups.
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For days I waited to hear from Jay-Z, whose relationship with Weinstein has been public knowledge.
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Rather, public knowledge of his behavior — the extent of it, the complicity in it — rendered it scandalous.
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Lower courts also said the service didn't discourage readers from purchasing the books and expanded public knowledge.
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Public Knowledge CEO Gene Kimmelman said he thinks Congress will step in over the next few years.
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Bergmayer is a senior staff attorney at Public Knowledge, specializing in telecommunications, Internet, and intellectual property issues.
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He said "anybody" could have known about the practice because it is public knowledge and in newspapers.
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It's never been public knowledge, and I really am fascinated that people are so emotional about it.
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It seems that public knowledge — not the actual behaviors — is what motivated employers to immediately distance themselves.
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Their courtship wasn't even public knowledge until Jolie debuted a "Billy Bob" tattoo in April of 2000.
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Some things are public knowledge, such as their absence from the royal family&aposs Christmas Eve party.
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If the White House didn't have all this information, it should have — it was all public knowledge.
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"It was only later that we realized that one was, it just wasn't public knowledge," Edwards told CNN.
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This wasn't public knowledge until now, because she's been working as usual and keeping the diagnosis to herself.
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"There's no mechanism for expediting a vote in the House," Allie Bohm, policy council at Public Knowledge, explains.
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The DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge has even produced a handy graphic to illustrate that point.
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Mr Lewis of Public Knowledge expects that resistance will be stronger still, but others are not so sure.
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The lack of public knowledge about their actual marriage just shows how brilliantly performative the two have become.
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Police have been found to use the services of several social media surveillance companies, often without public knowledge.
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Drake's baby Adonis is already eight months old, but his existence wasn't widespread public knowledge until quite recently.
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Since the Trump Jr. meeting became public knowledge, the standard assessment is that this is the smoking gun.
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Now that it's officially public knowledge that Khloé Kardashian is expecting a girl, she's all about thinking pink.
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The message was signed by public interest groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Common Cause and Public Knowledge.
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The canister project will help further the public knowledge of aerial photography's use during the Second World War.
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"Suddenly, the thing you thought you'd never tell anyone in your whole life is public knowledge," he says.
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"This is an enormous win for consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the public interest group Public Knowledge.
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Its existence wasn't public knowledge until Mother Jones' David Corn reported on it one week before the election.
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Public Knowledge will host an event about the Comcast-NBCU consent decree on Wednesday, featuring remarks from Sen.
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That inquiry took place before the background-check process had ended and before the allegation became public knowledge.
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And what if the spreadsheet that had everyone's salary and stock, what if it just became public knowledge?
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He also says that Donald Trump does not drink coffee, which I am not sure is public knowledge.
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"It's a huge problem," said Phillip Berenbroick, a telecommunications expert at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit technology policy group.
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Had Ross' support for Donald Trump been public knowledge, I would have kept my money and gone elsewhere.
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"This is not an easy case," said Mr. Kimmelman, a senior adviser at the consumer group Public Knowledge.
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The internet advocacy groups Public Knowledge and the Electronic Frontier Foundation also came out in support of Google.
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"You can't just throw money at this," Harold Feld, senior vice president at Public Knowledge, tells The Verge.
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The information about an upcoming court event would have been public knowledge and open for all to attend.
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"Private right of action for marginalized communities is really critical," Dylan Gilbert, policy counsel at Public Knowledge, said.
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It wasn't really public knowledge that you guys had worked on the show until after the series debuted.
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R. Kelly's tendency to go after teenagers and very young women has been public knowledge for years and years.
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"The statute is kind of weird," Harold Feld, senior vice president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge, told Gizmodo.
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The Rodgers' family rift became public knowledge in spring 2016 when Jordan appeared on Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette.
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The fact that Bharara was considering an investigation or actively conducting one was not public knowledge at the time.
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He lives in a world where the existence of Captain America, the Hulk, and Luke Cage are public knowledge!
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"It's a wonderful testing ground for ideas for privacy legislation," said Allie Bohm, a policy counsel with Public Knowledge.
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Advocacy groups Public Knowledge, the National Hispanic Media Coalition, Free Press, the Benton Foundation and the Open Technology Institute.
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Days later, President Obama would say that he was unaware of Clinton's email setup until it became public knowledge.
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At the time, Judge Kavanaugh told the Senate he knew nothing about either episode until they became public knowledge.
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Several public interest groups including Public Knowledge and the National Hispanic Media Coalition also promised to file a suit.
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All public knowledge, to be sure, but who the hell am I to go advertising other people's sexual habits?
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At almost the same time, the news about the future of the earth — or lack thereof — becomes public knowledge.
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That employees were keeping track of this information became public knowledge soon after, but the spreadsheet's details remained private.
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Some lawmakers and activists have argued that many of these mobile phone examinations are carried out without public knowledge.
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But he also said Trump's military display could enhance military recruiting efforts and public knowledge of the armed forces.
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It's possible that Blanchett did not know about the allegations, despite the allegations being public knowledge as early as 1992.
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Go deeper: Read the paper (Public Knowledge) China's robot uprising (Axios) The big picture: Even scientists are being automated (Axios)
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Tumblr and MySpace were both hacked in 2013, but the number of affected users was never public knowledge until now.
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According to Harold Feld at Public Knowledge, the FCC's net neutrality order can only be challenged in the D.C. circuit.
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It's public knowledge that we have not succeeded in getting Kim to agree to get rid of his nuclear weapons.
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Public Knowledge has pointed to controversial blocking decisions, like Verizon's 2007 move to block texts from an abortion rights group.
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Discussions with many of the leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, were already public knowledge.
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Rihanna has apparently hopped across the pond for "work, work, work, work, work" and it's just now becoming public knowledge.
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Rodgers relocated to Fletcher's hometown of Dallas after their engagement became public knowledge following the series finale of The Bachelor.
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This obscurity hinders public knowledge that Inspectors General have been trying to "Drain the Swamp" for throughout their respective existence.
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Among those joining CWA in signing the letter were Public Knowledge, the Open Markets Institute, Consumer Reports and Common Cause.
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The state officials were joined by the web company Mozilla and consumer groups including Public Knowledge in petitioning the court.
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The rights group said much of the information about Russian labor problems had been public knowledge for nearly a decade.
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But again, for the R Street/Public Knowledge narrative to work, they need to dehumanize this struggle for sustaining creators.
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It wasn&apost previously public knowledge that Sia, who is famously private about her personal life, had adopted a child.
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Genius' case doesn't look particularly strong, John Bergmayer, legal director with the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, tells The Verge.
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The database is maintained on the agency's website as a resource for consumers and to increase transparency and public knowledge.
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"Net neutrality could be a volatile and explosive issue," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit consumer group.
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IPK Print Fest, launched last year by the Institute for Public Knowledge at NYU, returns for its second edition on Saturday.
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This is where consumer advocacy and policy groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and Public Knowledge start to see flaws.
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"A one-time portability helps a user switch more easily," says Charlotte Slaiman, senior policy counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"If it's public knowledge that anyone can purchase followers and likes, then why does an 'influencer' hold weight?" the caption said.
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The pair's romance became public knowledge in September when they were spotted on a date in Disneyland only weeks after filming.
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"Not only do your terms become public knowledge, someone can come in at the last hour and block you," she said.
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And the FTC itself could open additional investigations, said Harold Feld, a senior vice president at the consumer group Public Knowledge.
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Knowing who are the major influencers of policy is a critical component of public knowledge about the operations of their government.
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Many women expressed relief that the systemic misogyny and sexual harassment they have experienced in their workplaces have become public knowledge.
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The researchers said they reluctantly agreed to comply because they didn't want the flaws to become public knowledge without a fix.
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Those vehicles were recalled after it became public knowledge that, for decades, car inspections had been carried out by uncertified technicians.
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There were no related copyright issues, as the story was "public knowledge", Thai culture minister Veera Rojpojanarat said in a statement.
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In both cases, more sensitive information became public knowledge as a result of disclosures to the media that were then published.
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As medical science has progressed, public knowledge hasn't necessarily kept up with that, nor has the knowledge within the medical community.
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The investigation into de Blasio had become public knowledge, with the press staking out de Blasio's late February meeting with prosecutors.
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If they say it was classified, then it was public knowledge; then you hurt the national security of the United States.
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It's hard to nail down a full list, because our Special Operations forces work in obscure places with minimal public knowledge.
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The documentary reminds us that Hernandez killed himself in his jail cell just two days after the information became public knowledge.
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And if "Public Knowledge" is to maintain any credibility at all, it must be demanding that Chairman Wheeler publish his proposal.
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After the talks became public knowledge, Mr. Netanyahu flew to Washington to excoriate the effort in a joint meeting of Congress.
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Other groups that have signed on to the event include Twitter, the American Civil Liberties Union, Amazon, Netflix and Public Knowledge.
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The relationship between Trump and McGahn was further damaged when McGahn's clashes with the President became public knowledge in news reports.
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"The biggest restriction is the limitation on commercial use," said John Bergmayer, an intellectual property expert at consumer group Public Knowledge.
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"There is no comfort in this announcement from the FTC," said Chris Lewis, vice president of the consumer group Public Knowledge.
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The codes applied to specific products are only public knowledge because their makers asked regulators to rule on their proper classification.
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"Nobody likes to pay for emergency preparedness," Harold Feld, a wireless policy expert and lawyer at consumer group Public Knowledge told Motherboard.
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The consumer advocates at Public Knowledge questioned whether the plan adequately protects sensitive information, but said today that their concerns were addressed.
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Yet the ISPs' commitments would, at bottom, be voluntary, as critics such as Chris Lewis of Public Knowledge, an advocacy group, note.
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Allegations against Weinstein became public knowledge following a New York Times investigation alleging he had sexually harassed women in Hollywood for decades.
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What happened to Donegan when the list became public knowledge shows exactly why women needed such a tool in the first place.
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Even James Carville, the political operative instrumental in bringing about Palantir's collaboration with NOPD, said that the program was not public knowledge.
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In fact, at the end of the novel, Mae hopes one day private thoughts are able to become public knowledge as well.
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The current uses of the technology are not public knowledge and no longer under the reach of any form of public accountability.
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Mozilla, Public Knowledge, the Open Technology Institute, Vimeo and a group of state attorneys general were among those who filed suit Thursday.
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Public knowledge is information that is out there in plain and undeniable view, stuff like stock prices, weather bulletins and campaign promises.
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The scientific value of red team-blue team climate exercise is nil, but its effect on public knowledge could actually be negative.
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Even as the effects of photoshop, airbrushing, and the like became public knowledge, women still felt pressure to look like these images.
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The cancer in Mazer's bowel was not yet public knowledge but my grandfather saw immediately that the old man was done for.
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In response, the gallery pointed out that plans for the construction of the platform were public knowledge when the apartments were sold.
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Facebook bought Onavo in the fall of 2013 after the charts in the documents were produced, and the acquisition was public knowledge.
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" Public Knowledge, a consumer rights group, said the FCC's fines indicate the chairman is enforcing the law "to the barest degree possible.
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Kimmelman is president and CEO of Public Knowledge and former chief counsel for competition policy of the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division.
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Harold Feld of the organization Public Knowledge argued that the FCC's lax attitude toward privacy rules emboldened carriers to disregard consumer privacy.
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"You can live without Google or Facebook," said Dallas Harris, a legal and policy fellow at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit consumer group.
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John Bergmayer, a privacy expert and lawyer at consumer group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard the company's announcement was light on new details.
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The release of the video was timed with Onsen Academia, a symposium with the goal of deepening public knowledge about the springs.
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Under this cosmic coupling, something exciting, intense, and definitely dirty could bloom, but you'll have no interest in making it public knowledge.
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When speaking to Motherboard, John Bergmayer, Senior Staff Attorney at Public Knowledge, told us that there are more than just technological hurdles.
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This accusation is in response to Jolie and her team filing an order that would make details of their custody agreement public knowledge.
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In 2016, a Bloomberg report unearthed a secret police drone surveillance program in Boston that was carried out for months without public knowledge.
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Chris Lewis, VP of the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, says the specific implementation of reforms is going to make all the difference.
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Editor's note: The story has been corrected to indicate a group filing reply comments is led by Public Knowledge (not Open Markets Institute).
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DETROIT — Ten years before the allegations against Harvey Weinstein became public knowledge, Tarana Burke was already helping young women talk about sexual assault.
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Meanwhile, Sutton's secret relationship with one of the magazine's board members threatens to ruin her reputation if it becomes public knowledge because, sexism.
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Anyone whose whereabouts are public knowledge can be just as easily victimized, even if she hadn't been sharing vacation videos with her fans.
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The house's address was also infamously public knowledge to fans, who would flock to the community for a glimpse at the internet personalities.
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" As for whether it will be public knowledge if her security clearance is downgraded as well, Zaid says, "Only if someone leaks it.
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"It's bigger than a dollar amount," says Kate Forscey, an associate counsel for Government Affairs at the digital rights advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Most of them remain unanswered, which is probably due to the fact that there seems to be limited public knowledge of the disorder.
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"There's a lot to work through about how consumers will be protected if they eliminate these rules," says Chris Lewis of Public Knowledge.
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Charles Duan is director of the Patent Reform Project at Public Knowledge; Sasha Moss is technology policy fellow with the R Street Institute.
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He knows things will change when their romance is public knowledge but he also knows he can't keep it a secret for long.
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The test applied in Intellectual Ventures is a "technical effect" test, said Charles Duan, director of the Patent Reform Project at Public Knowledge.
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She felt like a librarian, like the wise conduit for public knowledge, as if she could lead you anywhere you needed to be.
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"Employ best cyber practices on steroids — no joke intended," added Stifel, who now serves as both the cybersecurity policy director at Public Knowledge.
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News of the royal family's murder had become public knowledge, and Soviet counterintelligence fueled the rumor that maybe, somehow, a child had survived.
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John Bergmayer, Senior Counsel at consumer group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard that while restatements may not be legally binding they are hugely influential.
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"This indicates that the Rhodesian authorities attempted to shut off any public knowledge of possible external interference," Ms. Williams said in an email.
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Time and again, the files show, decisions turn on limiting advance public knowledge of Mr. Pruitt's appearances in order to control the message.
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Hughes said that while it was public knowledge that the grand jury wanted to indict Nixon, the charges themselves were never made public.
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That's not the most stable foundation of public knowledge for any potential future anti-trust inquiries into Facebook's ownership of Instagram and WhatsApp.
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This New Year learn more about them, the communities they represent, their advocacy and efforts in broadening public knowledge of history and culture.
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The whistleblower has already reportedly faced death threats; his name being common public knowledge would only make these threats more of a danger.
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Charles Duan is director of the Patent Reform Project at Public Knowledge; Sasha Moss is technology policy fellow with the R Street Institute.
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Phillip Berenbroick, general counsel of the left-leaning group Public Knowledge, argues that T-Mobile deserves a lot of the credit for this.
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Among those who've declared their intent to file are nonprofit Public Knowledge; the open-internet advocacy group Free Press, and e-commerce giant Etsy.
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Similarly, Google's work with the Pentagon to build AI tools for analyzing drone footage became public knowledge via anonymous employees who spoke with Gizmodo.
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The news of those accounts became public knowledge from a story in the New York Times and a new miniseries on the History Channel.
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Back in those days politicians were always claiming to have public support, but without public knowledge who the heck knew what the people wanted?
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"This doesn't say anything about whether or not Apple did violate antitrust law," says John Bergmayer, senior counsel at digital rights nonprofit Public Knowledge.
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His status only became public knowledge last month, after documents detailing a property purchase were dug up by the New Zealand Herald, a newspaper.
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Public Knowledge says that, if done correctly, this approach would save government money by avoiding overlapping efforts while also attracting experts to public service.
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"I think many folks would say that runs the risk of marginalizing the poor," said Allie Bohm of the public interest group Public Knowledge.
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Word of the family's rift became public knowledge last spring when the quarterback's younger brother Jordan appeared on JoJo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette.
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The EFF, Public Knowledge, the ACLU and more filed a motion at the beginning of the month asking for eight weeks to be added.
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We are developing a new open source and modern publishing platform called PubPub and a global, distributed method of understanding public knowledge called Underlay.
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Unrelated to these charges, both Manafort and Papadopoulos reportedly discussed the Russian email hack with Russian-connected people before the hack was public knowledge.
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Likewise, Public Knowledge, a public interest group with a focus on telecommunication policy and internet law, filed a protective petition in DC on Tuesday.
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Harold Feld of the advocacy group Public Knowledge argues the latter is the type of regulation that Google or Facebook would be subjected to.
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An unforgettable RSPCA rescue from last April became public knowledge after recently appearing on the British TV program The Dog Rescuers on Channel 5.
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"I think there was a strong legal basis for this case," Charlotte Staiman, competition policy counsel with consumer group Public Knowledge, told The Hill.
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Technical counter-hacking measures will surely be used, although little public knowledge will be made about what we hit and how — for obvious reasons.
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Public Knowledge a few years back filed a similar merger complaint against a now-defunct Xfinity app, but the FCC never acted on it.
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Hours before the crash became public knowledge on Thursday, U.S. National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Christopher Hart said driverless cars will not be perfect.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," she wrote in a memo, according to a ProPublica investigation.
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They've partnered with Free Press Action Fund and Public Knowledge in an effort to the keep the internet free from the influence of ISPs.
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Motherboard reached out to Fight For the Future, Free Press, and Public Knowledge, but none were willing to specifically comment on Clyburn's abrupt pivot.
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"We're not just going into court to argue that the FCC made a policy mistake," said Public Knowledge VP Chris Lewis in a statement.
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Since the scandal became public knowledge earlier this month, an immediate investigation was launched by Chinese authorities into the safety of the defective medicines.
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"Sometimes you've got to know when to fold 'em," Harold Feld, senior vice president of DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard.
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But he did say intelligence and other government agencies will speak more publicly about the threat of cyberattacks and cyberinterference to increase public knowledge.
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The US military has "legitimate reasons" why it does not want some information to become public knowledge, Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said on Tuesday.
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As the intelligence community's assessments became public knowledge, many Democrats — including Clinton herself — started blaming their loss at least in part on Russia's actions.
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John Bergmayer, legal director of DC-based interest group Public Knowledge, says the "good faith" subsection can provide a meaningful defense in some cases.
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Omar called Netanyahu's decision an "affront" and said it was an attempt to limit public knowledge about Israeli occupation in the West Bank. Rep.
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The vote immediately drew criticism from privacy and consumer advocates like the ACLU, Public Knowledge and Free Press, while trade groups praised the move.
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Officials said the White House learned about the raids from Mr. Cohen's lawyer after they were carried out but before they became public knowledge.
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Although there will be no public trial, the case — over its nearly two-year course — expanded public knowledge about the C.I.A.'s torture program.
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The talks are cooperative at this stage, sources told Michael — and simply having Elliott's investment as public knowledge has already lifted SoftBank's share price.
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Naturally, I asked him to keep our meeting confidential, since I did not want it to be public knowledge that I was looking around.
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" Similarly, Public Knowledge stated that "there are good reasons to be skeptical that further consolidation in the communications industry could be good for consumers.
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He is currently a visiting fellow at Public Knowledge, which promotes an open internet and wide access to affordable communications tools and creative works.
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Among other ways to minimize public knowledge, there's a secret airline that carries passengers to and from the site on nonstop flights every day.
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Nobody wants their data or identity to be public knowledge, and that's why VPNs are so important, especially in this age of mass surveillance.
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"It is public knowledge that the military establishment is annoyed with Taha's Twitter activity," said Iqbal Khattack, the Pakistan representative for Reporters Sans Frontieres.
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McCain received a copy of the dossier late in 2016, before it was public knowledge, and quietly sent it over to the appropriate authorities.
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"Things have really flipped when it comes to the conservative perspective on patents," said Charles Duan, a lawyer with left-leaning consumer group Public Knowledge.
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On May 11–13, the Institute for Public Knowledge at NYU will host an event dedicated to the politics of printed matter and digital archiving.
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"The person that bears the brunt of antitrust violations tends to be the consumer," explains John Bergmayer, senior counsel at digital rights nonprofit Public Knowledge.
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"There is a growing gap in public knowledge between the information-rich and the information-poor," says Rodney Benson, chair of NYU's Department of Media.
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Charlotte Slaiman, the senior policy counsel for competition at the activist group Public Knowledge, called the study important but cautioned not to expect instant results.
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Since 2015, U.S. and California regulators have cracked down on automakers who cheat on emissions testing after Volkswagen's use of defeat devices became public knowledge.
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Cummings's office recently told the Sun the Congress member had undergone a medical procedure, but the severity of his medical condition was not public knowledge.
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A Georgetown University study also recently revealed that unregulated facial recognition is often used by police departments across the country, again often without public knowledge.
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Despite the Boost sale, the activist group Public Knowledge said the poor would pay more, especially after T-Mobile's 6-year commitment to Boost expires.
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As we've already seen with drones and body cameras, we can expect the technology to advance much, much faster than the law or public knowledge.
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D.C.-based non-profit public interest group Public Knowledge also issued a protective petition today, asking the D.C. Court of appeals to review the rollback.
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And, in the backstabbing D.C. universe of House of Cards, it would incredibly damaging to Claire's presidency if her abortions were to become public knowledge.
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Kesha's traumatic history was now public knowledge and her music career was still in the hands of a man who sexually and emotionally abused her.
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"A lot of ESA's complaints are, at most, tangentially copyright-related," Meredith Rose, a copyright expert and lawyer at consumer group Public Knowledge told Motherboard.
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Most public knowledge about Novichok comes from two Russian scientists who went public about the nerve agent shortly after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
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Obama made a lot of reckless concessions to Iran that might have undermined the nuclear deal if they had become public knowledge at the time.
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They know their billing addresses, their precise location at any moment and all their online habits, says Harold Feld of Public Knowledge, an advocacy group.
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The Senate vote immediately drew criticism from privacy and consumer advocates like the ACLU, Public Knowledge and Free Press, while trade groups praised the move.
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Trump may beat her like a drum as he pounces on and helps further public knowledge of every one of the bombshells that is coming.
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Kate Forscey, government affairs associate counsel at Public Knowledge, assailed the GOP attempt to undermine the FCC's set-top box reform proposal using budget riders.
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Last week, a coalition of groups including Free Press, Public Knowledge and Common Cause delivered more than 300,000 comments to the FCC opposing the merger.
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He also found out about Bartholomew's death, subsequently confirmed in the Guardian, coming across his "martyrdom" picture on social media before this was public knowledge.
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"Given that we're open source, all the numbers and equations are public knowledge, but only to coders who know what to look for," he noted.
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" GENE KIMMELMAN, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE, FORMER CHIEF COUNSEL FOR U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE'S ANTITRUST DIVISION, WASHINGTON: "This is a very disappointing result.
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Its deployment over the Black Sea, which has come amid increasing Russian submarine activity in the area, had not been public knowledge prior to Wednesday.
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Advocacy groups including Public Knowledge and the Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a brief supporting Impression Products, saying Lexmark's approach was part of a disquieting trend.
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Despite some conservative opposition from Heritage Action, others like Public Knowledge, ReCreate Coalition and the right-leaning R Street released laudatory statements after the vote.
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Once this became public knowledge, "people started to pick up on it and say, 'Hey, this isn't in line with your company values,'" says Green.
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It included high profile signors like the American Library Association, the NAACP and Public Knowledge and also more obscure groups like the Harry Potter Alliance.
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The platform was produced by major public interest groups in Washington, including Free Press, Common Cause and Public Knowledge, as well as other progressive organizations.
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Sara Collins, Policy Counsel at digital rights group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard that it would be difficult to implement Israel's specific policy under US law.
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That could be a huge problem for ISPs and users alike, Meredith Rose, Policy Counsel at consumer group Public Knowledge told me in an email.
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And those deferential to law enforcement don't believe that public knowledge is terribly relevant to getting the job done — or can even be detrimental to it.
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According to Reuters, at least four groups — Common Cause, Free Press, the Internet Association, and Public Knowledge — have lawyers at the ready, weighing their legal options.
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Yet, Facebook's decision to cut off Vine, like a number of other potentially concerning antitrust issues in the tech industry, has been public knowledge for years.
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Sansa knows that if Littlefinger's dramatic slaying of Lysa becomes public knowledge, she will lose her greatest protector and even be possibly implicated in the crime.
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" Advocacy group Public Knowledge said the decision "doubles down on incumbent market power, forcing businesses, hospitals, schools, and ultimately consumers to pay more for essential connectivity.
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But Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at Public Knowledge, suspects ISPs could also use identifiable information on a "mostly opt-out basis" if they wanted to.
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A representative for Public Knowledge, a group critical of the deal, plans to call the merger "a bad deal for consumers, competition, and America's wireless future."
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Phillip Berenbroick of Public Knowledge testified at the hearing that consumers could see a price hike of as much as 15.5 percent immediately after the merger.
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"There is a lot of concern that the proposal might eliminate any sort of no-cost service," Public Knowledge government affairs counsel Phillip Berenbroick told Motherboard.
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Meredith Rose, a lawyer for consumer group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard that the high costs of adhering to such laws also tends to disadvantage smaller competitors.
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John Bergmayer, Senior Counsel at Public Knowledge, said that extreme market concentration in the cable and broadband industry provides a fertile breeding ground for corporate misbehaviour.
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Through the Vox Media editorial guidelines we aim to give our teams clear guidance about what to avoid and the public knowledge of what to expect.
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"It really highlights the inherent tension with copyright and memes," says Meredith Rose, an attorney at Public Knowledge who specializes in policy around intellectual property law.
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Will he simply recite portions of his 448-page report and stick close to what is already public knowledge, or will he drop some bombshell revelation?
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" Public Knowledge, a public interest group, said in a statement that the bill would also "remove almost all other FCC consumer protection authority over broadband networks.
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Grande, who has been wearing the ring in photos even before news of their engagement was public knowledge, has a strong connection to tear-themed things.
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The Times said in a statement that the meeting was off the record, but issued its comment after Trump made it public knowledge on Sunday morning.
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Though that search became public knowledge in recent weeks, it wasn't until Tuesday that CNN reported that Vekselberg himself was questioned about the payment to Cohen.
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I never thought there would be a day that this sentence is true, but the relationship woes of Beyoncé and Jay-Z are pretty public knowledge.
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Getting the inside track on job openings before they become public knowledge requires working your current connections, Ivan Misner, the founder of business networking organization BNI.
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Ross owns two popular luxury fitness brands, Equinox and SoulCycle, and customers of both companies threatened to boycott when news of Ross's fundraiser became public knowledge.
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Child USA's Hamilton said that extending the statute of limitation for civil litigation will help expand the public knowledge of how widespread child sexual abuse is.
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In a CNN interview that aired Monday, Clinton talked about how her friends "rallied around" her as the affair became public knowledge in the late 1990s.
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"Big cable and its allies are predictably opposed to the FCC's action," said John Bergmayer, a senior staff attorney at the Public Knowledge consumer advocacy group.
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Contrary to what is often said, their enrichment was obtained thanks to these collective goods, which are the public knowledge, the infrastructures, the laboratories of research.
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The fact that Flynn called Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in December, on the same day the Obama administration imposed sanctions on Russia, became public knowledge in January.
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Google was forced to disclose that it provided major funding to important organizations like Public Knowledge, Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Computer and Communications Industry Association.
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"We just can't be expected to manage every use of our data online," says Dylan Gilbert, a privacy lawyer at the civil liberties group Public Knowledge.
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Turner's story makes clear that estate planning, the rights of illegitimate children and public knowledge of one's private life have long mattered to many renowned artists.
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Because Comcast's own Stream TV is exempt from data caps in a process known as "zero rating," Public Knowledge argues it is giving itself favorable treatment.
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Johnson said such changes, along with public knowledge that people living with HIV can't transmit the infection while on treatment and virally suppressed, will reduce stigma.
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The bill is backed by online review sites like Yelp and TripAdvisor, as well as public interest groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Public Knowledge.
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The Communications and Technology subcommittee will hear testimony from Public Knowledge, a representative of the Wireless Service Providers Association, and former Republican FCC commissioner Robert McDowell.
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"But the impact of that wasn't that we went back and looked at JFK," whose many reported affairs only became public knowledge years after his death.
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"Consumers need to be worried about what this means for their access to the internet," argues Chris Lewis of the pro-net neutrality group Public Knowledge.
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At least three public interest groups - Public Knowledge, Common Cause and Free Press - have said they are preparing to turn to litigation as a last resort.
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Strangely missing was information that was already public knowledge, namely that during the call, Mateen had pledged allegiance to ISIS and its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Numerous organizations, including Free Press, Mozilla, Etsy, Public Knowledge, and the National Hispanic Media Coalition, have joined the suit, which has been consolidated in the DC Circuit.
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As Harold Feld, Senior Vice President of the policy non-profit Public Knowledge, recently explained, arguing against vertical mergers in court is generally considered to be tough.
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"That's what all the early peer to peer services said too and it didn't super work out for them," says John Bergmayer, legal director at Public Knowledge.
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Considering the gravity of Lincoln's accused crimes, which became public knowledge weeks ago, why wasn't his cutesy "Week 4" moment replaced with another scene in the meantime?
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Charles Duan is the director of the Patent Reform Project at Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy group that promotes the public interest in technology policy and law.
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Codenamed Project Dragonfly, the controversial development has been public knowledge since a report in August by the Intercept, generating significant backlash, with several employees resigning in protest.
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John Bergmayer, senior counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge, said that since the deal was approved, AT&T had raised prices for some video and wireless services.
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Trump's incompetence, habitual lying, and willingness to take advantage of the less fortunate are public knowledge to anyone who is paying even a little bit of attention.
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"There's no way the FCC can say, 'Saturday Night Live needs to go off the air,'" said Harold Feld, senior vice president at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"The incident demonstrated that any promising signal will become public knowledge immediately, even though it will be days or weeks before it's rigorously confirmed," Shostak pointed out.
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It was signed by groups including the American Civil Liberties Union, the Center for Digital Democracy, Public Knowledge, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Free Press, and Consumer Watchdog.
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Chris Lewis, CEO of consumer group Public Knowledge agreed that an automatic credit freeze would have done a lot more to help consumers than free credit reporting.
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Public Knowledge, a consumer interest group, quickly called out Pai's "history of attacking consumer protections," and urged him to focus on driving down prices and expanding choices.
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" Three days later, the American Embassy in South Korea proposed announcing the arrival of the atomic-capable weapons, saying the news was "bound to become public knowledge.
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Thirty years after the deadly Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators, the Chinese government has been largely successful in suppressing public knowledge of it at home.
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However, Public Knowledge counsel Phillip Berenbroick told Motherboard that advocacy groups worry a spending cap could lead to people in need being turned away in the future.
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Gene Kimmelman, CEO of Public Knowledge, a public interest group dealing with market competition issues, said it would give AT&T an unfair advantage over content providers.
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"Dish will have a subscriber base that is multiples of ten smaller than what Sprint already has," Phillip Berenbroick, policy director at Public Knowledge told The Verge.
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He says the fact it escaped public knowledge shows the need to restrict acquisition of surveillance technology, because departments can obtain the systems without the public's knowledge.
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The order "could also (put) pressure on them to divest more stations cleanly in the open market," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"It is now public knowledge that Weinstein employed underhanded tactics to 'silence' his victims," Carmichael wrote, citing reports that Weinstein hired intelligence agencies to spy on his accusers.
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The letter was signed by the following groups, among others: Color of Change, Free Press, Fight for the Future, Demand Progress, Public Knowledge, and the Women's Media Center.
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"As an advocate, it's frustrating because it is such a good campaign issue and it's so partisan on the Hill," said Allie Bohm, policy council at Public Knowledge.
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After her use of a private email system became public knowledge in March 2015, Clinton repeatedly said she did not use it to send or receive classified information.
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But back in 2016, Depp's alleged verbal and physical abuse against ex-wife Amber Heard was public knowledge, and the once-beloved actor had already fallen from grace.
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No action was taken at the time, raising the idea that Flynn was not forced to resign for lying to Pence but because the indiscretion became public knowledge.
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For everyone else, they might just be information that could embarrass them, reveal something they don't want to be public knowledge, or that could be used for blackmail.
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Though the source added that of course Singer generally knew — and it was public knowledge — that the website he funds, the Washington Free Beacon, paid for opposition research.
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"I don't know if anyone is big enough to swallow up Netflix but you know they want to," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"Losing that head-to-head competition could drive up prices for those on a more limited income," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy group.
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Why it matters: Tillerson made the decision despite public knowledge that children were enlisted in those countries and the heads of the State Department's regional bureaus advising otherwise.
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However, much of what is researched with AI may not be public knowledge, and is likely internal research that's closely held by just a few very wealthy corporations.
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In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Markle talks about her "boyfriend," her past and how her life has changed since their relationship became public knowledge last fall.
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"There's a reason why companies like Verizon are trying to expand their advertising stake, because this data is valuable," said Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at Public Knowledge.
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Much of what Mueller describes in Friday's court filing was already public knowledge, and most observers expected that Stone would face some kind of charges since last summer.
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The White House has been unusually quiet since it became public knowledge that former FBI Director James Comey has a paper trail of his conversations with President Trump.
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When it comes to our own nation... the dominant narrative has concerned the efforts of the fossil-fuel industries to suppress science, confuse public knowledge and bribe politicians.
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"There's a lot of evidence from other examples of how zero-rating really does change consumer preferences and behavior," Ryan Clough, General Counsel at Public Knowledge, told Motherboard.
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LLB-Switzerland benefited greatly when in 2008 it became public knowledge that UBS AG was the target of a U.S. criminal investigation focusing on tax and other violations.
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But Pai's proposal was cheered by cable companies, Public Knowledge and the 5G Automotive Association, which backs the cellular-vehicle-to-everything technology that Pai's plan would accommodate.
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We should assume the Russians (and other state actors) may try to exploit voting systems again moving forward, especially as it is public knowledge that they remain insecure.
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Public Knowledge and others argue that the FCC is incorrectly portraying its handoff of internet oversight to the FTC as a return to how things were done previously.
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But by that point, the mural's existence and Haring's summons had become public knowledge, and the Parks Department commissioner, lamenting its effacement, asked Haring if he would repaint it.
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Their stakes in Ferd became public knowledge when they each turned 17 years old, as Norwegian tax authorities publish tax return figures for citizens once they reach legal age.
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The letter, which is signed by leaders of groups like the Open Markets Institute and Public Knowledge, was addressed to two of the most influential Democratic House lawmakers, Reps.
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But considering how little is actually public knowledge here, it's interesting that the paper framed Melissa's departure as a loss on her front, or as a shortcoming on Markle's.
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In it, Stewart says she was at an advocacy event sponsored by numerous organizations, like Public Knowledge and Access Now, at the Capitol when she met with Rep. Young.
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"Bandwidth caps are about monetizing scarcity and avoiding the cost of upgrading the network," Harold Feld, senior vice president of DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge told Wired.
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"In this day in age, that local broadcasting is still really, really important," said Gigi Sohn, former CEO of Public Knowledge an counselor to former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
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Although one rehab stint was public knowledge, it was not publicly known until now that he went to rehab two others times to battle prescription drug and alcohol abuse.
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This way, Canfield writes in his post, if he is later gagged from talking about a topic by the authorities, the gag order itself may already be public knowledge.
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"Amazon isn't drawing as much consumer concern now because it delivers such a transformative convenience in shopping," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the open internet advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Zuckerberg's email is also contained within the NBC trove, but it initially became public knowledge when the UK parliament released a portion of the internal documents in December 2018.
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The hack has been public knowledge for nearly two years, with the FBI issuing an alert about the cyber attack in August 2016, one month after it took place.
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Kelly also said that past cocaine use by Larry Kudlow, named this week to succeed Cohn, won't be a problem for his security clearance, as it is public knowledge.
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That process could have caught Price's stock trades before they became public knowledge and given the administration a chance to decide whether they wanted to nominate someone else instead.
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"Even if you get past all of the unreliability, it turns out unlimited isn't unlimited," said Harold Feld, the senior vice president at digital-rights advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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But it wasn't the calls themselves; it was the fact that Flynn lied to Vice President Mike Pence about it, and the fact that this lie became public knowledge.
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The National Consumer Law Center filed the request along with Public Citizen, the Center for Responsible Lending, the Consumer Federation of America, Public Knowledge, and Higher Ed, Not Debt.
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And it's likely there have been additional payments to Trump's companies that aren't public knowledge, as the Secret Service has stonewalled efforts from Democrats to get a full accounting.
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The question of who owns the rights to a meme remains fuzzy, says Meredith Rose, a policy attorney with nonprofit organization Public Knowledge who specializes in internet copyright issues.
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Downloading the app requires a login as proof of purchase, and those who can prove it will also get exclusive previews of Rolls-Royce products before they're public knowledge.
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"Some have tried to portray today's decision as somehow lessening the disastrous effects of the FCC's recent net neutrality repeal," said Harold Feld, senior vice president of Public Knowledge.
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In May last year CEO Tim Cook said in interview that the company had bought 20 companies in the previous six months, of which only six were public knowledge.
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He owns a golf club in Dubai but its membership roster isn't public information any more than the membership list at any of Trump's other clubs is public knowledge.
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"Everyone will seek consolidation partners if AT&T succeeds," said Gene Kimmelman, a veteran of the Justice Department's antitrust division, and now president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Yet if prosecutors can convince a judge that public knowledge of the existence of a guilty plea might harm an ongoing criminal investigation, the judge can keep the plea secret.
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"At some point you realize that if you don't change something, you might go out of business," says John Bergmayer, a policy analyst at Public Knowledge who opposed the merger.
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FCC, et al—is brought by numerous pro-net neutrality parties including the Mozilla Corporation, the Open Technology Institute, Free Press, Public Knowledge, and 21 state attorneys general, among others.
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You can keep up with the latest developments by following organizations that promote net neutrality, such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Fight for the Future, Free Press, and Public Knowledge.
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Earlier this month, Pitt accused Jolie of compromising their kids' privacy rights, after Jolie and her team filed an order that would make details of their custody agreement public knowledge.
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The letter is signed by officials from the more liberal Public Knowledge and Consumer Federation of America as well as Tea Party Patriots and American Family Association, which opposes homosexuality.
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Leading civil society and public interest groups supported the transition, including the Internet Society, Access Now, Public Knowledge, the Center for Democracy & Technology, and New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute.
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"That is the exact same standard as the FTC's," Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at Public Knowledge, says of the data protection rule in a phone call with The Verge.
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Public Knowledge, a prominent D.C.-based public interest group that works tech and telecom issues, announced Monday that the group's chief lobbyist Chris Lewis is taking the helm as CEO.
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APIs have been compared to dictionaries of words with their definitions, but John Bergmayer, a senior staff attorney at Public Knowledge, says they're more like collections of proverbs or idioms.
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These kinds of dangerous and irresponsible changes to institutional repositories of public knowledge on serious issues agreed upon by the vast majority of credible experts are unlikely to be isolated.
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Gene Kimmelman, president and CEO of consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge and a former chief counsel for the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, is also expected to testify, the spokesman said.
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With this being the fall finale, it looks like January will find us with Kevin's addiction becoming public knowledge, as well as providing some major changes for Randall and Kate.
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Free Press CEO Craig Aaron called it a "scandal," and John Bergmayer, a senior counsel at Public Knowledge, urged the Department of Justice and the FCC to scrutinize the deal.
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"This case definitively provides an answer on right to repair in regard to patent laws," said Charles Duan, director of the Patent Reform Project at the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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In the letter released late on Sunday by advocacy group Public Knowledge, the Oscar-winning filmmaker said the internet was designed so it would not be dominated by giant corporations.
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Google, on the other hand, has mostly managed to stay out of public conversations about how the use of bots on its various platforms might affect politics or public knowledge.
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Russia's meddling became public knowledge just days after the Trump campaign held its meeting with the Russian lawyer, yet the Trump campaign did not report any of it to authorities.
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It's obvious that their liaison will become public knowledge (it does) and that, presumably, being romantically linked to a 1 percenter from the business world will reflect poorly on Selina.
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Stone's contentious relationship with Randy Credico, a New York radio host who appears to be the person described as "Person 2" in the indictment, also became public knowledge last year.
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Conspiracy theories about tech have proliferated in recent years, spurred by opacity and a general lack of public knowledge about how big tech companies like Apple, Facebook, and Google operate.
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In this context, intentionally conceived programming draws a person into the library as a space of collective public knowledge — not only as a reader but as an author as well.
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This scene, which aired on the inaugural season of KUWTK, has become part of the internet lexicon, and is arguably the moment in which Kris's wily ways became public knowledge.
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"FBI are flexing their muscle," one source familiar with the secure phone industry, and who gave Motherboard specific and accurate details about the operation before it was public knowledge, said.
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"Businesses some people rely on for their phone and internet service are going to go away," said Harold Feld, the senior vice president at digital-rights advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"What's most clear is that the new AT&T is like the old Ma Bell, in that it intends to be the dominant player," said Mr. Kimmelman of Public Knowledge.
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"This has kept the national attention for what: three or four weeks now?" said Allie Bohm, policy counsel at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit in Washington that promotes an open internet.
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The film prepares its viewers to expect conflict between Americanized Bili, who thinks the diagnosis should be public knowledge, and her family, who see their subterfuge as a filial duty.
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The most striking part of the document is the insistence with which it repeats a single point: that Sanchez betrayed his sister by making her relationship with Bezos public knowledge.
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By that point, news of the Ukraine aid freeze was public knowledge and Trump was facing increasing pressure from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to release the funds.
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It's not clear if McGaughey's switch is a result of Barr's pending new role, and the kind of work he'll be handling at the White House is not public knowledge.
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Chris Lewis, president of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit that promotes freedom of expression, an open internet and access to communication tools, downplayed the impact of tech cash flowing to Democrats.
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The Global Engagement Center was set up in April 2016 to counter terrorist and foreign government propaganda, before there was public knowledge of Russia's efforts to interfere in the election.
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"They would dominate the market for what you use and how you use it and could tie up consumers in their preferred services," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge.
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Hacked emails from campaign chairman John Podesta released on WikiLeaks show that many senior staff were caught flat-footed when the server became public knowledge in March of that year.
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Even now that the affair is public knowledge, Trump and his legal team are seeking $20 million or more in damages from Daniels, out of retribution more than anything else.
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"Today, the Court of Appeals has affirmed the FCC's authority to protect consumers and innovation on the internet," Gene Kimmelman, President and CEO of Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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OSHA nonetheless went ahead in 1974 with a workplace limit for vinyl chloride that was 603 times stricter than the one in place when the Louisville cluster became public knowledge.
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Dylan Gilbert, a copyright expert with consumer group Public Knowledge, said in this instance users aren't likely to have much in the way of legal recourse to the sudden shift.
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In its complaint, Public Knowledge points out that Comcast imposes a 300GB data cap on many of its customers and notes that Stream TV is not counted against that limit.
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My best bet to find out the truth, it seemed, was to look at pictures of Schiff with people whose measurements are public knowledge, and try to figure it out myself.
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" The prosecutor also suggests that the bank was trying to discredit Le Roy by making it public knowledge that the officer had suffered a stroke — a move she described as "vile.
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Public Knowledge, a tech policy group, called Warren's plan a step toward protecting the next generation of businesses, but stopped short of full-throated support for breaking up the tech giants.
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Once-untouchable celebrities like Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey and Louis C.K. were booted off their perches and the everyday harassment of women in workplaces like Ford auto plants became public knowledge.
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"I think this will harden any existing concerns DOJ has about the deal," said Gene Kimmelman, former DOJ official who is now CEO of Public Knowledge, an opponent of the merger.
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"The endgame is to get wireless networks to do what fiber networks can do," Harold Feld, a senior vice president at the consumer group Public Knowledge, said in a phone interview.
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"The endgame is to get wireless networks to do what fiber networks can do," Harold Feld, a senior vice president at the consumer group Public Knowledge, said in a phone interview.
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"Where I am concerned is that AT&T is obviously trying to make this about the politics rather than about the law," said Harold Feld, senior vice president at Public Knowledge.
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"This is a poignant reminder of how very personal information such as sexual proclivities may one day become public knowledge," Hunt, who maintains the breach notification site 'Have I Been Pwned?
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Also appearing before the panel are Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Landmark Theaters and Magnolia Pictures; Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge; and Daphna Ziman, the president Cinemoi.
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Thanks to a whistle-blower, Trump's attempts to get the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, a comedian-turned-politician, to investigate a rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, are now public knowledge.
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And this fame, such as it was, had the advantage of being based—as far as it ever is—on a public knowledge of more or less exactly who they were.
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Nunes again asked about how calls between Trump and leaders, mentioning a call with Mexico's president, have become public knowledge, implying that the leak must have come from the intelligence community.
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" Public Knowledge president Gene Kimmelman: "Mignon Clyburn used her passion for justice and compassion for the underserved to demonstrate the best of what an FCC Commissioner can offer the American people.
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We also don't know whether Halper's meetings yielded anything useful to the FBI: Papadopoulos seems to have stonewalled him, and the contents of his conversations with Page aren't yet public knowledge.
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It would be very unlike him to ditch an ally like Bannon in the wake of a victory, especially over white nationalist affinities that have been public knowledge for some time.
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Justice Antonin Scalia's death hadn't been public knowledge for more than a few hours before Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell issued a statement that will define American politics for months to come.
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"We today live in a market that is rapidly becoming so transparent that virtually every decision in your supply chain, in your production processes and your marketing becomes public knowledge," he said.
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" Chris Lewis, vice president of advocacy group Public Knowledge, said the FCC is "joining forces with the FTC to say it will only act when a broadband provider is deceiving the public.
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"In many states, facilities-based providers have opted out of offering Lifeline-supported service altogether," Phillip Berenbroick, a senior policy counsel at consumer advocacy firm Public Knowledge, wrote in a blog post.
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This seemed like a good start toward protecting network neutrality, so back in January I asked John Bergmayer, a net neutrality supporter at the advocacy group Public Knowledge, if it passed muster.
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"Opacity by design is not an acceptable status quo for the technology giants that shape public knowledge and discourse with limited accountability," he wrote in a blog post after the bill's introduction.
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Phillip Berenbroick, Senior Policy Counsel at the internet advocacy group Public Knowledge, says opening a new proceeding on LifeLine could give Pai "an opening" to go after other aspects of the program.
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That doesn't mean that the FCC's policy review was a waste of time or a meaningless exercise, according to Harold Feld, Senior Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
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Police rarely seek approval or admit to using them, and indeed agencies that buy them generally keep them secret, on the basis that public knowledge of their use will render them ineffective.
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Thanks to reporting from media outlets throughout Trump's presidency, the main thrust of many of the events outlined in the report — in both its obstruction and collusion facets — were already public knowledge.
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By the time I petitioned the court for records about the appeal of Johnson's disciplinary proceedings, almost every aspect of the rape allegation against him was already a matter of public knowledge.
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Public Knowledge, a tech policy group, called Warren's plan a step toward protecting the next generation of businesses but stopped short of a full-throated support for breaking up the tech giants.
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Public Knowledge, a tech policy group, called Warren's plan a step toward protecting the next generation of businesses, but stopped short of a full-throated support for breaking up the tech giants.
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We saw the first path when Black Lives Matter knowingly incited violence against law enforcement using falsehoods – lies that were covered up and propagandized into public knowledge through the mainstream media's deception.
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Russian executives hoping to prevent past business transactions with U.S. President Donald Trump from becoming public knowledge will get found out sooner or later, according to a professor at John Hopkins University.
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" Chris Lewis, vice president of advocacy group Public Knowledge, said the FCC is "joining forces with the FTC to say it will only act when a broadband provider is deceiving the public.
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The New York Times reported that Ukrainian officials learned that military aid had been frozen sometime in early August, weeks before it became public knowledge in a Politico report on August 28.
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Mueller's team carried out a daylight raid on Manafort's suburban Virginia home on July 26 last year; it didn't become public knowledge until The Wall Street Journal reported it on August 9.
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It recently became public knowledge that the FBI was aware of Russian hacks into the private email accounts of government and military officials, but sat on the information for over a year.
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"This bill is clearly another attempt to undermine the FCC's ability to protect consumers in the digital era," Chris Lewis, vice president for government affairs at Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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Collins's legal team further argued that the information in Collins's messages to investors was public knowledge and dismissed OCE's conclusion that any of the material it deemed nonpublic was relevant to investors.
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CBC communications even went as far as to draft a resignation letter for Moonves, which he did not sign, in late 2017 — before reports on Moonves' alleged sexual misconduct became public knowledge.
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We're getting feedback from the Center of Public Knowledge, Democracy and Technology, some of the nonprofits, Electronic Frontier Foundation ... So you just went out to everyone and said ... None of whom agree.
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"Comcast's actions could result in fewer online video choices for viewers nationwide, while increasing its dominance as a video gatekeeper," John Bergmayer, senior staff attorney at Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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A small group of us were informed of the Whitney's policy not to comment on the personal business of Trustees, but this is public knowledge, not a private matter of Mr. Kanders'.
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"Market power over sports programming and bundled packages could be used to drive up prices to mvpd/cable (pay-TV) and internet distributors," said Gene Kimmelman president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"This vote is a clear sign that American interests come second to those of broadband providers," Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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"It is now public knowledge that Weinstein employed underhanded tactics to &apossilence&apos his victims," she wrote, citing reports that Weinstein hired private investigators to trail women who had accused him of mistreatment.
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In a paper released Wednesday, Public Knowledge lays out a proposal for a new government body that would work with existing regulators on common questions and fill in gaps in agencies' AI expertise.
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Even while the big secrets of phone companies are public knowledge before anyone takes the stage, the actual functioning of these new devices won't be known until we get our hands on them.
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California Institute of Technology astrophysicist Christian Ott was also found guilty of violating his university's policies after it became public knowledge that he fired a graduate student because of his feelings for her.
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The health of a potential President is considered of vital public knowledge given the intense pressures of the job and concentration of powers over life and death that flow through the Oval Office.
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"This is a structural advantage that AT&T would have over its rivals, and competition authorities should be concerned about the possible effects," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Public knowledge of who was in the room came to include Russian-American lobbyist Rinat Akhmetshin and Ike Kaveladze, an executive at a company founded by the Russian oligarch who initiated the meeting.
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"The best agencies to contact would likely be local or state ones, such as the local franchising authority or a state PUC," recommends John Bergmayer, Special Counsel for consumer advocacy firm Public Knowledge.
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"It's no surprise that cable monopolies, which thrive on overcharging consumers for renting boxes, haven't followed though on their commitment to an open set-top box world," says Gene Kimmelman from Public Knowledge.
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The outlets said in a brief that the court had stated the subject matter of the sidebar discussions related to some aspects of the special counsel's Russia investigation that are not public knowledge.
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There are no what-ifs about Polanski's case, either, since it is public knowledge: Polanski was charged with statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl, Samantha Geimer, and pleaded guilty in 1977.
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Both "The Day the Music Burned" and Chernobyl start their stories in medias res, before the ignition event—at the UMG vault and at the nuclear power plant, respectively—has become public knowledge.
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Refresher: In the wake of the breach, Bloomberg reported that three executives had actually dumped large amounts of stock in between the company learning about the breach and that information becoming public knowledge.
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" John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, a public interest group, said: "The allegations in this complaint demonstrate how difficult it can be for law enforcement to monitor the behavior of large companies.
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It a transcript did exist, it may contradict what the White House have said about the meeting and it's likely there are things in there that are not public knowledge and are sensitive.
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Dallas Harris, a policy fellow with Public Knowledge, said the commission should — while not necessarily ban all plans — make sure that it was impossible for providers to take advantage of low-income customers.
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Cadogan is currently a visiting fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia and a visiting scholar at the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University.
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The insult to Canada happened a bit ago — during a May 25 phone call between Trump and Trudeau — but only became public knowledge on Wednesday, reported by CNN's Jim Acosta and Paula Newton.
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"It's bad enough that the lack of broadband competition forces Americans to pay sky-high prices," Harold Feld, senior vice president at DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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"The DC Circuit has once again confirmed that the FCC's Open Internet rules are lawful and supported by the evidence," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
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Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs' plan to build a glistening, sensor-laden "smart city" in Toronto has experienced numerous public relations snafus and community-led resistance ever since it became public knowledge in 2017.
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After largely sitting out the net neutrality fight prior to the December vote, tech companies including Facebook and Google are now joining a suit brought by the groups Public Knowledge and Free Press.
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For example, it may include a news article to show that an investigation has become public knowledge, which could make it more likely that a target is taking steps to conceal his activities.
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Harold Feld, a senior vice president at the left-leaning consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, said Mr. Pai had translated his visibility "into enormous influence and a much brighter future" in Republican circles.
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" The signatories, which include privacy groups like Access Now, Free Press and Public Knowledge, said that in "order to protect consumers without undue delay, the FCC should decide it as quickly as possible.
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On the other hand, as government, there is a requirement for transparency, and when our government is violating our rights, including our privacy rights, behind closed doors, that needs to be public knowledge.
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"If the virus reaches the camps in Xinjiang, I can't imagine the authorities are going to make this public knowledge," said Tim Grose, a China expert at the Rose Hulman Institute of Technology.
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Coup 53 sheds fascinating light on how the antagonism between Iran and America has historically been the result of the latter's continual provocations, which until now have often been occluded from public knowledge.
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At the time I met with Todesco, in December 2016, there was no known jailbreak—no public knowledge of this hack—for the latest iOS version that was installed on my iPhone (iOS 10.2).
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"It is now public knowledge that Weinstein employed underhanded tactics to 'silence' his victims," Carmichael argued according to the February court documents, citing reports that Weinstein hired intelligence agencies to spy on his accusers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Calls for greater law enforcement efforts to fight antiquities trafficking have been growing ever since ISIS' profiteering from the trade in looted antiquities became public knowledge in 2014.
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The former couple reportedly met in London in 2007, getting engaged in March 2010 and secretly getting married that June in an uber-private ceremony that didn't become public knowledge until the following October.
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Still, a slew of players are expected to sue as soon as they can, including activist groups like Free Press and Public Knowledge and a torrent of state attorneys general, led by New York.
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After abuses at sea became public knowledge, McDonald said "business partners" of the Seafood Watch program - which helps determine if seafood has been produced in an environmentally responsible way - began asking for more information.
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He added: "This would have significant implications if it became public knowledge, and it would be perceived as a partisan play that would undermine our Ukraine policy, and it would undermine our national security."
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This Thursday through Saturday, May 11–13, the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University is hosting "Summoning the Archive," a three-day symposium and festival dedicated to printed matter and digital archiving.
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It was the subject of numerous gossip blind items and uncomfortable jokes; it was explained or understood as "Harvey being Harvey," and was only rendered incendiary when exposed to the oxygen of public knowledge.
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"It wouldn't be the holiday season without Chairman Pai giving a great big gift basket to corporate special interests at the expense of American consumers," Harold Feld, senior vice president at Public Knowledge, said.
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Harold Feld, a telecom policy expert who is the senior vice president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge, explains that the FCC public comment process is akin to constituent calls to members of Congress.
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Chris Lewis, vice president of Public Knowledge, a public-interest advocacy group, said it is disingenuous for the FCC to decline to regulate internet providers, but then block states for trying to do so.
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"It is now public knowledge that Weinstein employed underhanded tactics to 'silence' his victims," Carmichael argued according to the February court documents, citing reports that Weinstein hired intelligence agencies to spy on his accusers.
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"In a misguided effort to rebalance the online ecosystem, the European Union has plunged the Open Internet into uncertainty," said Gus Rossi, global policy director of the advocacy group Public Knowledge, in a statement.
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Before withdrawing from the hotel project, a lawyer for the Trump Organization stated that Trump and his organization have "no knowledge whatsoever regarding any government inquiry," even though it was public knowledge in Brazil.
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When Weinstein's behavior first became public knowledge, he wrote a statement pledging to enter therapy -- as if he was the victim -- but also to direct all his energies at defeating the National Rifle Association.
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In contrast, bettors in prediction markets have full knowledge of all public polls, plus other valuable types of information such as fundraising, endorsements, media coverage, insiders trading on non-public knowledge and the like.
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"It's public knowledge that Aker has been exploring strategic options for our oil service businesses beyond the said divestments already announced by Akastor," Chief Executive Oeyvind Eriksen wrote in Aker's third-quarter earnings report.
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Phillip Berenbroick, counsel for government affairs at DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, pointed out that in 2014, the Government Accountability Office found that the government-wide improper payment rate was 4.5 percent.
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"It's really arduous—no one is under the impression Joe Q. Public can walk in and do the exemption process," Meredith Rose, a staff attorney at Public Knowledge, which works on exemptions, told me.
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The omission of the acts themselves makes his identity as a serial killer feels amorphous, tied more to the public knowledge of his transgressions than their portrayal within the universe of the film itself.
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The item is backed by public interest groups like Public Knowledge, as well as some tech trade groups like INCOMPAS, which represents a set of companies that challenge incumbent players, and the Internet Association.
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" The group Public Knowledge released a skeptical but optimistic statement on the announcement: "It is hard to cheer for further media and broadband consolidation, regardless of what conditions the FCC or DOJ might adopt.
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Wrinkles' true identity is not public knowledge, and not all the Wrinkles sightings have been confirmed to be the same person, but filmmaker Michael Beach Nichols told the Times that the clown is real.
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The site's article could inspire others to try to publicly list figures who are susceptible to hacking, which could then make them more vulnerable to a real malicious attack once that becomes public knowledge.
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"These were the strongest online privacy rules to date, and this vote is a huge step backwards in consumer protection writ large," said Dallas Harris, a policy fellow for the consumer group Public Knowledge.
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Most certainly, there will be lawsuits, including by public interest groups such as Public Knowledge and the National Hispanic Media Coalition and by several state attorneys general, including those from New York and Pennsylvania.
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The complaint, which was filed Wednesday, says that Ailes fired her on June 23, which wasn't public knowledge until now, after having retaliated against her and having "sabotaged her career" in a number of ways.
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"Since his initial proposal, the Chairman has worked assiduously to address all the legitimate concerns raised by some programmers and the pay-TV industry," John Bergmayer, Senior Counsel at Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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"This decision does nothing to curb spam, and is not needed to curb spam," says Harold Feld, senior vice president at Public Knowledge, which has pushed the agency to classify texts as a telecommunications service.
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"The Copyright Directive entrenches the power of dominant internet platforms, which are the only ones that can afford the automatic copyright filter," Gus Rossi, global policy director of US nonprofit Public Knowledge, tells The Verge.
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It's public knowledge that Capcom has its next title in the Resident Evil series just about ready to unveil—and no, I'm not talking about Umbrella Corps, the imminent multiplayer shooter based on the franchise.
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Without that classification, groups like Public Knowledge have argued, phone companies will be able to discriminate against messages, deciding when and how to deliver texts in ways they say could harm consumers and free speech.
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A spokeswoman from the license to carry section of the Lackawanna County sheriff's office, which issues the permits, said she couldn't comment on Trump Jr.'s reported permit because such information is not public knowledge.
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"It is now public knowledge that nearly every major Muslim organization in the United States is actually controlled by the MB [Muslim Brotherhood] or a derivative organization," a 2011 Center for Security Policy report declares.
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The ruling could have wide implications for other tech companies that operate similarly walled-off online storefronts, said Gene Kimmelman, president of the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge and a former Justice Department antitrust official.
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Part of the reason the harmful effects of Flint's water supply came to public knowledge is credited to the team going public with its findings, which many argue pressured local governments to address the problem.
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That's part of the reason why leading civil society and public interest groups support the internet governance transition, including Access Now, Public Knowledge, the Center for Democracy & Technology, and New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute.
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Joshua Lamel is the executive director of the Re:Create Coalition, an organization that includes the Center for Democracy and Technology, the American Library Association, Public Knowledge, and R Street Institute and advocates for balanced copyright.
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" Gene Kimmelman, the president of the consumer-protection group Public Knowledge, told me, "It would be highly unusual for the President to weigh in on a transaction overseen by law enforcement or an independent agency.
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When it became public knowledge that Romney, despite his impressive wealth, had managed to pay as little as fourteen percent effective income tax in 2011, it created a feeding frenzy among the media and blogosphere.
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"In general when you want to clear a giant merger with the DoJ you want to avoid being sued by the DoJ," John Bergmayer, a senior counsel at Public Knowledge, said in a twitter post.
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One critic of the deal, Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, the nonprofit public interest group, said top brass in the Justice Department's antitrust division do not generally overrule the staff but they occasionally do.
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"Every bit of data that consumers access on the internet passes through the hands of an internet service provider," Meredith Rose, staff attorney at Public Knowledge, a DC-based advocacy group, said in a statement.
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Harold Feld, a senior vice president at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit group that supports net neutrality, said the biggest tech companies were less vocal because they are facing more regulatory battles than in past years.
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Modellers feared when these adjustments became public knowledge, people might be a bit reluctant to believe their forecasts for the future — and that whatever political will there really is for expensive emissions reductions would evaporate.
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Fashion has grappled with this issue before, most recently in 2014, when the photographer Terry Richardson was accused of sexual harassment by a number of models — though his behavior had been public knowledge since 2009.
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"Since his initial proposal, the Chairman has worked assiduously to address all the legitimate concerns raised by some programmers and the pay-TV industry," John Bergmayer, Senior Counsel at Public Knowledge, said earlier this month.
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Flynn's desire to retire from the chief executive post he has held since 2000 has been public knowledge for months, and recent news media reports suggest the search for his successor is nearing an end.
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And hours before the troop pulldown became public knowledge, Zalmay Khalilzad, the most senior American diplomat involved in the talks, said he had made it clear to the Taliban that the American commitment was firm.
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Haller says the President's love of meatloaf was overblown in the media, but once his meatloaf habit was public knowledge, the White House received so many requests for the recipe that it was eventually circulated.
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Still, copyright policy may not be the best way to tackle the problem, said Meredith Rose, a policy counsel and copyright expert with Public Knowledge, an advocacy group in Washington focused on consumer digital rights.
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Intel even asked the security researchers to alter a paper they were planning to present, after it was clear the chip maker needed more time and it didn't want the flaws to become public knowledge.
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Not only was the market looking seriously overbought, as just about every copper analyst agreed, but the price collapse started on Friday, June 8, before the first of those big stock inflows became public knowledge.
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That plunged Celadon&aposs stock to 41 cents a share on Friday — a considerable tumble from the high $20s per share that the stock was worth in 2015 before the accounting scandal became public knowledge.
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The global repercussions of our satellite know-how becoming public knowledge should start a bigger discussion now — before we step out our front doors, look up, and wonder whether we should smile for the picture.
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Ahead of any public knowledge about Democratic email leaks, Stone told the source he had learned WikiLeaks had obtained emails from the Democratic National Committee and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta.
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Less conflicted brain trusts backed by diverse donors, such as the Electronic Privacy Information Centre, which used to specialise in consumer-data protection, or Public Knowledge, once focused on media regulation, now study antitrust, too.
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PUBLIC INTEREST GROUP URGES FCC CRACKDOWN ON CABLE: Advocacy group Public Knowledge filed a complaint on Thursday against Comcast, AT&T and Cablevision urging the FCC to implement its cable privacy rules against the providers.
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Media coverage of the tech giants' shiny new employee benefit led to broader public knowledge of and discussion around the egg-freezing process, which was often depicted as an empowering means toward female career advancement.
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Harold Feld, a senior vice president at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit group that supports net neutrality, said the biggest tech companies were less vocal because they were facing more regulatory battles than in past years.
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Several public interest groups, including Free Press and Public Knowledge, and some start-ups had announced plans to challenge the commission's move weeks ago, but the Internet Association had been undecided about how to respond.
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" John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, a digital rights advocacy group, said "regulators need to anticipate how their good intentions might be thwarted ... and maybe just adopt simpler conditions that leave less room for lawyering.
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It's public knowledge that Saudi Arabia as well as other governments in the region — including Bahrain and the UAE — have used surveillance technology to spy on dissidents and others considered to be threats to the government.
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"One of the rapes that Harvey Weinstein is accused of happened at Cannes, and so the festival cannot not act," stated Schiappa, directly linking Cannes to decades-long open secret which became public knowledge last October.
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"Cost savings to the company don't necessarily translate to cost savings to the customer unless the company has competition that forces them to offer it," said John Bergmayer, staff attorney at public-interest group Public Knowledge.
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I'm naturally distrustful of something everyone agrees is a good thing, so I called on Meredith Rose from Public Knowledge to explain the MMA — and the insanely tricky problem of music licensing and streaming — to me.
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He's still tracking down his (potential) brother's identity While the existence of Neubauer's study was public knowledge, any major attempt prior to Three Identical Strangers to uncover the extent of the unethical study had been squashed.
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The testing website has quickly been pulled down, so HTC has at least been quick to correct its mistake, though the images, price, and spec confirmation have all made their way out into public knowledge already.
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Last year, the Yale program - which carries out scientific research on public knowledge about climate change - set out to map the partisan divide on how people perceive the effects of global warming across the United States.
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The FCC repeal is also currently being challenged in the D.C. Circuit by dozens of petitioners, including the Mozilla Corporation, Public Knowledge, Free Press, the Open Technology Institute at New America, and 21 state attorneys general.
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Hotspot Shield, an app that allows users to connect to virtual private networks, said it saw a more than 300 percent increase in new downloads in Turkey within two hours of the coup becoming public knowledge.
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On the other hand, it's not at all clear that Jamison's plan will be met with wholehearted favor by President Trump, according to Harold Feld, Senior Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
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He also doesn't have to report to the public any of the financial activities he makes under the new rules, so he could be shifting funds from his businesses to his bank account without public knowledge.
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"For the second time in a decade the DOJ and FCC are asked to bless a transaction that would reduce the number of national wireless carriers from four to three," said Public Knowledge President Gene Kimmelman.
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Trump is not pleased that it is now public knowledge that Tillerson called him a "moron," but he isn't on the verge of asking for his top diplomat's resignation, a person familiar with his thinking said.
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"This letter is another example of how the Copyright Office has become dedicated to the interests of some copyright holders — as opposed to providing an accurate interpretation of copyright law," said John Bergmayer of Public Knowledge.
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But it recently became public knowledge that Trump pursued a lucrative project in Moscow deep into the 2016 campaign, and that his then-attorney Michael Cohen sought help from the Kremlin to move the project along.
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The Trump campaign had been informed and were therefore cognizant of Moscow's cyberespionage against Clinton long before that operation was public knowledge and before the content of it was used to influence the US presidential election.
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"I would say the consequence of this and other mindless deregulation is that it's just going to perpetuate the digital divide and make it even worse," said Harold Feld, a senior vice president at Public Knowledge.
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But Charlotte Slaiman, an antitrust lawyer with consumer rights group Public Knowledge, said there is a growing consensus among economists and the public that it is misleading to call services such as Google and Facebook free.
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Several others are expected, including by public interest groups such as Public Knowledge and Free Press, which argue that the F.C.C.'s order was harmful to consumers and was done hastily and without proper public input.
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" John Bergmayer, legal director at Public Knowledge, said the decision "leaves states with a clear path forward to enact state net neutrality laws to protect internet users and provide certainty for participants in the digital economy.
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Celadon&aposs stock plunged to $0.41 a share on the news Friday — a considerable tumble from the more than $20 a share that the stock was worth in 2015, before the accounting scandal became public knowledge.
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"I hear all the time now how location data is sought by police in a broad, sweeping way," said John Bergmayer, the senior counsel at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit that focuses on technology and legal issues.
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And, while they have easier access to his personal phones and conversations, President Trump's Twitter trigger finger means that a lot more about him is public knowledge -- including his mood at various times of the day.
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Yes, but: Too often, companies are still either covering up problems that are likely to become public knowledge eventually, or responding only after the press turns a spotlight on a problem that they've long known about.
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What it does mean is that there have been persistent stories floating through public knowledge for years that paint Weinstein as a sexual predator — and it took until now for anyone to make the accusations stick.
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"I assume any effort to update the Telecommunications Act would end up being bipartisan again this time around for it to be longstanding and have the consensus of what all stakeholders want," says Lewis, of Public Knowledge.
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With the details about the birth of her daughter made public knowledge, fans were able to back date the time in which Jenner got pregnant — around June of 2017, making Jenner 19 years old at the time.
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Without these rules, "there will be no strong federal protection for consumers when it comes to how their ISP can use their information," Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at the privacy advocacy group Public Knowledge, told Gizmodo.
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On the flip side, Google Home hasn't yet had a similar crisis — at least not to public knowledge — but before it does, it's good to know how to play back, delete, and organize the queries you've made.
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"Ending the set-top box monopoly would bring the benefits of competition, including lower prices and better devices, to cable subscribers," John Bergmayer, Senior Counsel at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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For FCC critics like Feld, the Public Knowledge official, the fight over the proposal illustrates how the industry is driving policymakers to roll back regulations by overpromising on what the new network will be able to deliver.
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Harold Feld, Senior VP of consumer group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard in an email that the FCC's "new" plan doesn't appear to offer much that's actually new, and repurposing USF funds as proposed could prove legally problematic.
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Mozilla, along with Vimeo, Etsy, Public Knowledge, INCOMPAS and a number of other companies and organizations, filed the challenge shortly after the new rules took effect, but these things take time to creep through the court system.
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Taylor said that one element of the "snake pit" in Washington was Giuliani's efforts to travel to Ukraine and dig up dirt on the Bidens, which already underway and public knowledge when he took over in Ukraine.
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"Our target area of where we're trying to site the majority of the bells is here in this band of freeways because we want to increase public knowledge and public pressure around these truck routes," he said.
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"While a user could easily hit her monthly cap watching services unaffiliated with Comcast such as Netflix, iTunes, or YouTube, she can watch Stream TV all day without the meter running," Public Knowledge says in its complaint.
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On Friday, several broadband providers and industry advocates pleaded their case before the made their case before the US Court of Appeals in Washington, DC, while the FCC and net neutrality organizations like Public Knowledge defended the regs.
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These companies have often thrown their weight behind advocacy groups like Demand Progress, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Fight for the Future, Free Press, and Public Knowledge, each of which promotes policies they believe advance internet freedom and openness.
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" Push also adds that the information of Quentin Miller's involvement in co-writing with Drake is "public knowledge," and that not only is it fair game to use but that "[He'll] be dealing in truths all summer long.
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Though Tambor continues to deny the harassment accusations, he has copped, several times, to having a temper and yelling at co-workers on Transparent and other projects, which is how the altercation with Walter first became public knowledge.
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If manufacturers are required to make their technical information public knowledge, they no longer have the ability to address whether the technicians who are entering the homes of consumers have completed the necessary technical, safety, and security checks.
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A spokesman for Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said although the plea for clemency had been public knowledge since Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem, the actual letter had only recently been found when documents were being scanned for digital archiving.
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"High-tech has no regulator so there's a huge policy gap" said Gene Kimmelman, CEO of consumer interest group Public Knowledge and former DOJ official under the Obama administration, who expects greater antitrust scrutiny of tech company moves.
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That in itself doesn't give the allegation more credibility — Trump's trip was high-profile and had been public knowledge years before Steele began his research — but, inconveniently for Trump, it makes it impossible to conclusively disprove the allegation.
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"She has a tremendous record of public service and has focused attention to the needs of consumers and vulnerable populations," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit public interest group that supports the cable box proposal.
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"Most politicians would have gone to a meeting like the one [Donald Trump Jr.] attended in order to get info on an opponent," he wrote on Twitter in July 2017 after the Trump Tower meeting became public knowledge.
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AT&T could make it more expensive for its competitors to gain access to Time Warner's content or give preferential treatment to its own programming, said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, a digital rights advocacy group.
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I speak, of course, of such as Common Cause, Consumers Union and Public Knowledge (all of which are wrong in their usual and tiresome way, but not certifiable) and their more extreme kin, Media Alliance and Free Press.
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While Frank clings to life in what may be the only hospital in America where fluorescent lights have been replaced with a moody blue glow, the information Lucas Goodwin was so desperate to share has become public knowledge.
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"DirecTV, for instance, might favor Time Warner content, crowding out or refusing to carry alternative and independent programming that viewers might prefer," John Bergmayer, senior counsel at DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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"It was obvious from the get-go that they were willing to spin off assets and accept certain conditions on their deal," said Mr. Kimmelman, who is now chief executive of Public Knowledge, an antitrust public advocacy group.
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"The legislation ... introduced today would be a great first step to try to create new balances in antitrust enforcement, create new streamlined opportunities for enforcers to show their faces," said Gene Kimmelman, senior adviser at nonprofit Public Knowledge.
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"It would completely contradict everything that the FCC said in the 'Restoring Internet Freedom Order' (RIFO) repealing net neutrality," wrote Harold Feld, a senior vice president at the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, in a recent blog post.
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"The legislation ... introduced today would be a great first step to try to create new balances in antitrust enforcement, create new streamlined opportunities for enforcers to show their faces," said Gene Kimmelman, senior adviser at nonprofit Public Knowledge.
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"The conversations that we hear from platforms is that they are trying hard to combat misinformation, but the speed at which the internet works makes it challenging," said Chris Lewis, chief executive of the think tank Public Knowledge.
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Gus Rossi is global policy director at Public Knowledge, a Washington, D.C.-based public interest group that is involved in intellectual property law, competition and choice in the digital marketplace, and an open standards/end-to-end internet.
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"There is a lack of trust now with how Facebook treats user data, and they have to be very careful knowing that that concern is there," said Charlotte Slaiman, senior policy counsel for public interest group Public Knowledge.
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The Hill's Jordan Fabian and Jonathan Easley have the story: The White House has been unusually quiet since it became public knowledge that former FBI Director James Comey has a paper trail of his conversations with President Trump.
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Officials who wish to view the names of Americans can request that the names be "unmasked" if they believe it's necessary to understand the context of a key piece of intelligence, or if the names are already public knowledge.
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Up until now, public knowledge of the SNES version of Rayman was limited to a trio of screenshots from the French gaming magazine Pix'N'Love, one of which Ancel used for his own tragic Instagram post earlier in the week.
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AT&T, which owns satellite TV provider DirecTV, and consumer groups such as Public Knowledge said letting the statute expire would create an untenable risk for a wide swathe of rural households that could lose access to broadcast channels.
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"This is not an easy case," said a senior adviser at the consumer group Public Knowledge, Gene Kimmelman, who noted that the agency would also have to demonstrate economic harm as well as proving that Facebook intentionally bought competitors.
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This has been a collaboration featuring content from Access Now, Center for Democracy and Technology, Consumer Technology Association, Demand Progress, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Engine, Fight for the Future, Free Press, Kickstarter, Lawrence Lessig, Public Knowledge, Taryn Southern, and Techdirt.
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Due to her field of work and the fact that she lives in a small town in a conservative state, she didn't want her precise sexual desires (profiles on Feeld ask users to list them) to be public knowledge.
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In a now-viral tweet, the Star Is Born powerhouse reckoned with how her own past trauma led to the "dark" decision; Kelly's serial abuse and predation allegations were public knowledge when "Do What U Want" was first released.
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Many of the allegations claimed in the docuseries have been public knowledge for over two decades, but if the attention (and sudden popularity in his music) says anything, it's a signifier that 2019 might be a long year ahead.
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As a technical matter, it would be very difficult for AT&T to absorb CNN and HBO without the broadcast functionality that these licenses provide, according to John Gasparini, policy fellow at DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"This case raises obvious concerns about whether AT&T would have the incentive and ability to harm consumers if it were permitted to acquire Time Warner," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at DC-based public interest group Public Knowledge.
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"I think it's very hard to imagine DOJ just giving this deal a pass, given how much it would increase concentration in key segments of the wireless market," said Gene Kimmelman, former DOJ official and CEO of Public Knowledge.
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"Algorithmic matching is always going to be imprecise, and companies are legally incentivized to be over-inclusive in their filtering," Meredith Rose, a lawyer and copyright expert at the consumer rights group Public Knowledge, told me in an email.
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Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge and a former senior antitrust official at the Justice Department, was likewise skeptical of the Justice Department's chances, but he said the government's intention may not ultimately be to win a court appeal.
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Gallup's analysis suggests that the shift may be less because of any specific cases than of public knowledge that Republicans control two branches of government and seem to be in a position to exert heavy influence on the third.
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"There tends to be a follow-on effect, particularly when something happens in a big state like California," said Harold Feld, a senior vice president at nonprofit consumer group, Public Knowledge, which supports net neutrality efforts by the states.
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The FBI began the process of reviewing the classification of the memos on June 1, in the days after the existence of the memos first became public knowledge and following multiple congressional requests to the FBI for the memos.
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"If a single company is able to control so many key inputs to online video, this new market could be snuffed out," said Gene Kimmelman, president and chief executive of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit consumer group, at the hearing.
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"The DOJ's proposed remedy is still very risky—at best we are losing a competitor today, in the hope of getting one back later," John Bergmayer, legal director of the internet freedom group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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"In any 'pay-for-privacy' world, there must be a baseline of fundamental privacy protections for every person who subscribes to broadband," Kate Forscey, associate counsel for government affairs at DC-based consumer rights groups Public knowledge, told Motherboard.
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In doing so, NBC showed just how hard it is to make an apples-to-apples comparison between Netflix's viewership and traditional TV viewership — but it also revealed why Netflix's numbers will probably be public knowledge sooner or later.
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I've been working in journalism through a few international disease outbreaks now (which are, in fact, more common than in the past), and what I've noticed is there's so much fear of the viruses, but not a lot of public knowledge.
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The Delirium Brief by Charles Stross The latest installment of Charles Stross' Laundry Files series, finds Bob Howard dealing with the fact that the secretive agency — tasked with protecting the world from horrors from beyond space-time — is now public knowledge.
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Since the email arrangement came to public knowledge a year ago, the State Department has found itself defending Clinton in scores of lawsuits from groups, individuals and news outlets who say they were wrongly denied access to Clinton's federal records.
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"Americans increasingly rely on broadband internet for education, employment, health care, news and information, access to government and social services, commerce, and basic communications," Meredith Whipple, digital content associate at DC-based advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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Hong Kong/Canada/New York (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Private organizations and government agencies are scrambling to implement business continuity planning (BCP) measures for the 2019 novel coronavirus, an infectious disease that came into broader public knowledge mere weeks ago.
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Even before Weinstein's actions became public knowledge, Hollywood could no longer frame itself as a place where creativity or experimentation is nurtured, or where perspectives other than those squarely aimed at the great middle of the global audience could be celebrated.
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Consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge similarly said in an announcement that it had filed "a purely procedural move" challenging the rule, even though it believed the FCC's rules still need to be officially published before a suit can be brought.
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Internet advocacy groups like Public Knowledge stand behind the new labels, saying the format is an easily recognizable image signaling that this is trustworthy information, thanks in part to the long lineage of the FDA's white-and-black info boxes.
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The fallout from those interviews — and subsequent reporting, in which the details of the alleged assault and its aftermath became public knowledge — effectively sank the film, which grossed just $15 million at the box office, and squashed its awards campaign.
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While it is true that the company first announced that it was "on track to raise over $3 billion by the end of 20193," it is not public knowledge that it has set its sights as high as $5 billion.
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"Once President Trump signs this resolution, there will be no effective federal cop on the beat to proactively protect consumer information collected by ISPs," Dallas Harris, Policy Fellow at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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Since the heist became public knowledge through media reports in the Philippines, nearly a month after it happened, two theories have been suggested to explain how the thieves managed to send the New York Fed 35 properly authenticated SWIFT transfer orders.
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The violent incident, caught on a surveillance camera, generated outrage and led to Vasquez's ouster from Lancaster Barnstormers of the independent Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, who signed Vasquez even though his arrest for the beating had been public knowledge.
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"When President Obama appointed Tom Wheeler Chairman, many people voiced open suspicion of a man who had led two major industry trade associations," Harold Feld, Senior Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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CONSUMER GROUP PUSHES BACK ON PALLONE: "Congressman Pallone's skepticism about the FCC's revised set-top box proposal could unfortunately cost consumers tens of billions of dollars in inflated cable charges," said Gene Kimmelman, the president of Public Knowledge, in a statement.
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"Passing this bill will leave a huge gap in consumer privacy protections with no end in sight, and no future relief from the FCC," Dallas Harris, Policy Fellow at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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Spacey's queerness had been rumored to the point of being borderline public knowledge for years, but he was also part of an old-school Hollywood marketing machine that kept stars closeted to sell movies and increase their middle-American appeal.
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"Once again, John Oliver nails it on the importance of strong open internet rules for our democracy and to prevent broadband price gouging," Chris Lewis, Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement late Sunday.
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Surveying funeral homes likely underestimates the number of hurricane deaths, said Eric Klinenberg, director of New York University's Institute for Public Knowledge, who wrote a book that dealt with problems with death tolls following a 1995 heat wave in Chicago.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," wrote Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a New York City-based event planner who suggested that an appropriate rate be closer to $85,000 per day according to the report.
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"Each of these issues has been discussed by policymakers for years, if not decades," the coalition wrote in the letter, which was signed by 76 groups including Public Knowledge, Free Press, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and New America's Open Technology Institute.
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"The public is really stirred up and angry about the growing dominance of a small number of firms," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge and a former antitrust official at the Justice Department during AT&T's bid for T-Mobile.
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"The real difference in philosophy appears to be that Republicans have a vision of encouraging a private company to do this through deregulation and tax breaks," Harold Feld, senior vice president of the group Public Knowledge, said in an interview.
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"AT&T and Time Warner is an enormous test because we are just seeing online video disrupting the dominant cable broadband providers," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the nonprofit organization Public Knowledge and an antitrust official during the Obama administration.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly also is furious that a confidential presidential briefing became public knowledge, a White House official said, and intends to address the matter Wednesday as aides try to figure out who disclosed the warning.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge that locations were also gifted and costs underwritten to lower rental fees," wrote Wolkoff, who left her White House post in February 2018 on unpleasant terms.
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Advocacy groups Free Press, Public Knowledge and Center for Democracy and Technology; think tank the Open Technology Institute; the Computer and Communications Industry Association and the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates also filed their own brief echoing Mozilla's arguments.
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The feelings can be reduced by increasing public knowledge about refugees, including about the rigorous vetting processes through which refugees must go to be admitted to the U.S., and the positive contributions refugees make in the communities in which they resettle.
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Harold Feld, lawyer and Senior VP for consumer group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard that tech companies routinely push for better broadband and better broadband mapping, as they have a vested interest in reaching more Americans with products, ads, and services.
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That same year, a coalition of consumer groups like the ACLU, EFF, and Public Knowledge specifically warned the FCC in a letter that the FCC's road map would need to address the potential privacy ramifications of such precise location data collection.
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What's certain is that works spanning the Great Depression, the Fifties, and the Computer Age will finally be released yearly over the coming decades—opening a floodgate of free and public knowledge, and perhaps kickstarting an exciting revolution of creative ingenuity.
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Cahill "offered conflicting accounts" as to her whereabouts on the day of the homicide, and also told another individual that Wieneke had been killed with a baseball bat before that was public knowledge or the weapon had been recovered, the complaint says.
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When the server first became public knowledge in March of 2015, campaign spokesman Nick Merrill emailed other senior staff that he thought the controversy could play out "over the weekend" and die "in the short term," according to hacked emails released on WikiLeaks.
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By now, it's public knowledge that Clinton used a personal email account housed on a private server located in her personal residence, instead of a government-issued email address, to conduct business when she served as President Barack Obama's Secretary of State.
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Gus Rossi, the director of global policy at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit research initiative promoting an open internet, told BuzzFeed News that the Copyright Directive isn't about giving power back to European content creators, but actually about aligning with more traditional media institutions.
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Broadcasters may choose not to air political ads at all, though that is rare in today's media environment and the law still requires them to carry ads by federal candidates, said Harold Feld, senior vice president at the technology think tank Public Knowledge.
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Top officials at US Customs and Border Patrol reportedly knew about a Facebook group in which current and former agents routinely posted derogatory, inflammatory, and sometimes violent memes years before the group became public knowledge following a report by A.C. Thompson at ProPublica.
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The second time I watched the fantasy drama's premiere was at New York City Comic-Con, just two days after the news of Weinstein's wide-ranging history of alleged sexual harassment and violence, and the systems that protected him, became public knowledge.
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"The public interest community is more skeptical that you can preserve all the protections you want if you move away from the old legal framework," said Gene Kimmelman, who leads Public Knowledge, which doesn't oppose all legislation but doesn't like past proposals.
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"We don't always agree with Chairman Thune on a number of issues so, understanding that, I think he's been good to work with given our disagreement on a number of issues," said Chris Lewis, a vice president at public interest group Public Knowledge.
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"If your partner gets emotional at movies about dogs, it may be cute to joke about it with a friend, but anything that involves childhood memories, inner thoughts or secrets, or details or your sex life should not be public knowledge," Hafeez said.
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He said this was part of a plan "intended to secure that the political ends currently being pursued by the vice president are advanced in relation to what has become public knowledge about the desire to secure a front foot in succession politics".
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"Since the FCC repealed its Open Internet Order in 85033, broadband providers have slowly and carefully moved to erode the concepts of net neutrality in their business practices and their advocacy," Phillip Berenbroick, senior policy counsel at Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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During his keynote speech, Guo Ping said, "Prism, prism on the wall, who's the most trustworthy of them all?" a reference to the NSA's Prism spying program, which became public knowledge in 2013 after whistleblower Edward Snowden exposed details of the effort.
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This link between history's white founding fathers and the slave families who carried their names into freedom is a story with which most African-Americans are all too familiar, but one that has remained remarkably suppressed as a matter of general public knowledge.
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"The longer these issues are delayed, the more difficult it will be for consumers to trust that they can reach the content and services of their choice," Chris Lewis, vice president at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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But the FCC is dealing with a challenge of its own: a lawsuit from a dozen or so internet advocacy companies including Mozilla, Vimeo, Public Knowledge, Etsy and others, alleging all manner of procedural and factual problems with the new federal rules.
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Years of advocacy by Public Knowledge and countless other stakeholders throughout the broadband community have finally landed special access, or what the Chairman calls "business data services," squarely within the Commission's sights - at a time when the broadband economy needs it most.
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"In the end, it's the courts that decide if there's an antitrust violation and what the appropriate remedy is," said Gene Kimmelman, a former DOJ antitrust official who's now a senior adviser at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit that focuses on tech issues.
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"How many people even really remember after they might briefly see it, when they're buying a third party product that's shipped and stocked by Amazon, what the name of that company is?" says John Bergmayer, legal director at the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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To discuss these issues I'm joined In this edition of Radio Motherboard by John Bergmayer, a senior staff attorney at the Public Knowledge advocacy group; FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn; and Michael Scurato, Vice President of Policy at the National Hispanic Media Coalition.
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The suit—or petition for review—was filed by the coalition's legal team before the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, where the public interest group Public Knowledge and New America's Open Technology Institute filed protective filings, likewise challenging the order, last month.
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The report doesn't name any companies, and they're allowed to remain anonymous in public releases about the attacks — that way, the companies can share and access reports of hacking with others, without fear that public knowledge of the attacks will panic investors or customers.
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The allegations that Kelly has a habit of abusing young women and girls have been public knowledge for decades, so why, many people have demanded, is he still able to sell music and record and perform and live the life of a beloved superstar?
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Here's the backstory: The state government and its Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp were humiliated last year when it became public knowledge data on 6.7 million voters as well as election officials' login credentials were stored on an unsecured Kennesaw State University server.
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Nolan and study co-author Atul Butte told Zimmer they had no reason to believe the mummy was obtained illegally, and that reports about the Ata skeleton were public knowledge in Chile for the better part of 15 years—and without any government action.
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It is public knowledge that, over the course of several years, he was subjected to a string of other mistreatments by the CIA, including force-feeding through the rectum, sleep deprivation, extremes of temperature, screeching noises and being jammed for long periods in stress positions.
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Weinstein's voraciousness — his spending, his dominance, his subsequent move into production, his Oscar campaigns, and his power plays, which, as has only recently become public knowledge, held many women hostage — helped make his company the behemoth of the 1990s and 2000s indie film industry.
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Between the lines: "In an environment where antitrust agencies are paying close attention to you, you want to be careful, so it's interesting that we're seeing these moves," said Charlotte Slaiman, policy counsel at Public Knowledge and former staffer in the FTC's Anticompetitive Practices Division.
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By the time the Olympics came around in February, basically everything about the attack was public knowledge — Gillooly, Kerrigan's attacker, and two other men would go to prison for planning and carrying out the attack, but not before implicating Harding in the plans, as well.
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Earlier this month, the cable giant was hit with a complaint filed by DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge alleging that "Stream TV" is anticompetitive, illegal, and in violation of commitments Comcast made when it bought a controlling stake in NBCUniversal in 2011.
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"Fulfilling the goal of universal service and making communications services affordable for all is critical to promoting economic opportunity and ensuring families can participate in modern economic and civic life," Phillip Berenbroick, senior policy counsel at Public Knowledge, said when the report came out.
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While this new case against Charter in many ways mirrors the arguments made in the Cox case, Meredith Rose, a copyright expert and lawyer at the consumer rights group Public Knowledge, told me in an email that this new effort has a few unique wrinkles.
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Pai's BDS plan is just the latest example of Trump's FCC putting the interests of corporate giants like AT&T and Verizon ahead of the interests of the American people, according to Phillip Berenbroick, senior policy counsel at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
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"The data show that AT&T has failed to upgrade its network in low-income Cleveland neighborhoods while deploying a high-speed fiber network to wealthier areas within the metropolitan area," Phillip Berenbroick, senior policy counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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How Costa's and Zucchelli's industry praise translated into sales isn't public knowledge; as Business of Fashion's Lauren Sherman writes, "it's unclear whether the company's ready-to-wear collections — particularly the women's line — were successful financially," citing Calvin Klein's former president and C.E.O., Tom Murry.
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"All of the major technology companies should be on alert that people are a bit spooked and unsettled about their size and their ability to expand into new markets," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit that advocates for an open internet.
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Consumer advocates and watchdogs like Public Knowledge have been warning that modifications proposed by ASCAP, BMI, and publishers could create new avenues of abuse that would leverage market power to jack up fees to internet music services—which would undoubtedly be passed on to consumers.
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"Vertical integration between programming and distribution in particular raises a number of issues: DirecTV, for instance, might favor Time Warner content, crowding out or refusing to carry alternative and independent programming that viewers might prefer," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Last week the ongoing saga of US attempts to hinder the passage of an Iranian-flagged oil tanker traversing the Mediterranean took a bizarre turn, when it became public knowledge that the ship's captain was offered a large payment by the US government to defect.
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"Although there is some controversy over the political environment surrounding the transaction, media consolidation in general and this transaction in particular is not in the interest of the American public," said Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department antitrust official and the president of Public Knowledge.
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But the law should say that if you receive non-public knowledge under circumstances in which a known corporate owner clearly does not mean you to have it, then you may not "keep" it by exchanging it for a cash windfall in the securities markets.
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Because more devices in the home are now being connected to Wi-Fi, the broadband providers also have more ways to collect data on their customers for online advertising, said Harold Feld, a senior vice president of the nonprofit media advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"Not only may consumers be harmed directly by the anticompetitive harms that this merger will cause, such as higher bills and fewer choices of programming and providers, but also by the many other mergers it will encourage," Consumer group Public Knowledge said in a statement.
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"Trusting the leadership of huge corporations with America's artistic heritage is a crucial mistake, and can already be seen in the 'monotony' of contemporary major studio cinema," the "Godfather" director wrote in a letter given to The Hill by the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"Clearly, the D.O.J. has honed in on the dangers of concentrated transmission and concentrated media content markets that is harmful to competition and to consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the public interest group Public Knowledge and a former senior antitrust official the Justice Department.
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I would argue that some are simply better at concealing their pathology than others, but pathology is still there and informs much of our political decision-making processes—more than what most others would be able to stomach, if it was all public knowledge.
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In the interim, the low quality of the mutilated text — along with Charlotte's disavowal of the work and the majority critical consensus that Anne was the least worthy of the Brontë sisters — served to ensure that Tenant remained below the threshold of public knowledge.
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"In just three months, he's taken many steps to reduce choices for consumers, make services more expensive or roll back the rights people thought they had online," Phillip Berenbroick, the senior policy counsel at Public Knowledge, a left-leaning consumer group, said of Mr. Pai.
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The investment group, one of Home Retail's largest shareholders, noted the agreed terms were below the 200 pence per share level which appeared in remarks it gave to the media after the initial approach by Sainsbury's to Home Retail became public knowledge on Jan. 5.
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R. Kelly's pattern of preying on young girls has been public knowledge since 1994, when he illegally married 15-year-old Aaliyah (though Kelly has never publicly confirmed the marriage, GQ explains, it "has never been credibly challenged," and the marriage certificate has been published).
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The most important events detailed in the memos are already public knowledge, including allegations that Trump asked Comey to drop the FBI investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn and that Trump repeatedly asked Comey for "loyalty" while the two shared a private dinner.
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"From now on they are public knowledge, an open source that we hope will be able to rule out one more excuse for why markets and governments don't move in this direction to tackle the challenge of massive rapid urbanization," says the Elemental website.
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"If approved, this deal would especially hurt consumers seeking lower-cost wireless plans, as the combined company's plans would likely increase while competitors AT&T and Verizon would have even less incentive to lower prices," said Phillip Berenbroick, lawyer for the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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By limiting publishers' ability to reach their audience under the auspices of cracking down on political ads, however, Facebook responded poorly to a contentious question: Where do you draw the line between political content that's meant to sway votes and nonpartisan information critical for public knowledge?
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The states involved are home to so many of T-Mobile and Sprint's customers that the lawsuit poses a significant challenge to the companies' plans, said Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department antitrust official who now leads Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy organization that opposes the merger.
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Apple is understandably worried about the security on their phones being cracked, and it's feared that it's only a matter of time before the exploit leaks and becomes public knowledge, which puts the company at a disadvantage, as they don't know the nature of the hack. [Buzzfeed]
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Though the case has been public knowledge for years, a recent Deadline report reminded us that the movie's director and lead actor, Nate Parker, now 36, was accused of having nonconsensual sex with a passed-out college student at Penn State University when he was 19.
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Tuesday is the last day for members of the public to write to the FCC in support of the Public Knowledge petition, and doing so will help bolster the case against groups that like the carriers' newfound power, namely AT&T and telecoms trade group CTIA.
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But the feds aren't only going after Phantom's owner: on Thursday, the Department of Justice announced an indictment against other apparent Phantom staff too, and confirmed what one source told Motherboard before it became public knowledge—that authorities have seized Phantom's domains used for routing messages.
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"With his quiet signature today, President Trump has signed away the only rules that guarantee Americans a choice in whether or not their sensitive internet information is sold or given away," Chris Lewis, vice president at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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"In evaluating the availability and competition in the fixed broadband market, the Commission continues to rely on self-reported data by broadband providers and has been found to be inaccurate and overstates service availability in much of the US," consumer group Public Knowledge said in a statement.
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"This issue has been under consideration at the FCC for two years now, and the benefit of further delay is unclear," John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, the DC-based consumer advocacy group that has championed the set-top box reform proposal, said in a statement.
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"Without an agency with authority to protect consumers over broadband, any sort of throttling is legal and at the discretion of the broadband provider no matter how anticompetitive or unnecessary it may be," Chris Lewis, CEO of consumer group Public Knowledge told Motherboard in an email.
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Because the vulnerability of online systems has been widely reported — for example, thanks to the San Bernardino case, it is now public knowledge that it is possible to hack an iPhone — even users of the anonymizing software Tor cannot expect to be safe from hackers, Morgan ruled.
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"These revelations come at a critical point in the trial, but they are very unlikely to have any meaningful impact on the judge's ruling," said Gene Kimmelman, a former senior official for the antitrust division of the Justice Department and the president of the nonprofit Public Knowledge.
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The announcement came as a shock to many who had been following the case—prior to the board's press release, it wasn't public knowledge that a lawsuit had ever been filed by SCV, nor was it clear why the UNC board would settle with them at all.
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The report found that this particular statement, however, "does not necessarily indicate non-public knowledge, and could have instead reflected commentary on then-current public events," because cybersecurity firms such as CrowdStrike had credited Guccifer 2.0 with hacking the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in mid-June.
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"We are mindful of the zealous intention of the complainant to eliminate the illegal drug menace prevalent in our country today, and it is public knowledge that this fight has taken numerous lives," a Department of Justice panel said in a ruling seen by Reuters, dated Dec.
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"Part of the problem that we're experiencing here is the explosion of the internet, and computing has transformed markets so dramatically that traditional sectors are kind of disappearing," said Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department official and senior advisor to Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy group.
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"Today's Day of Action marks the beginning of a massive pushback against the effort to remove essential net neutrality protections that benefit all internet users," Chris Lewis, vice president at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, which helped organize Wednesday's protest, said in a statement.
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The groups opposing the FCC include a hodgepodge of tech companies and consumer advocacy groups, as well as state and local officials—among them: the Mozilla Corporation; Etsy; Free Press; Public Knowledge; the National Hispanic Media Coalition; the Open Technology Institute; the Center for Democracy & Technology, and others.
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A coalition of more than 20 state attorneys general, plus the consumer groups Public Knowledge, Free Press, and New America's Open Technology Institute, among others, filed a barrage of early lawsuits in January, and started to refile these suits seeking to block the order from taking effect today.
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Instead, through spin work and studio-employed "fixers," they prevented the problem of public knowledge of those activities — which allowed the public to reinvest in the myths (of American identity, of proper masculinity and femininity, of Protestant work ethic and self-denial) that the scandals had brought into question.
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And character didn't count to the bulk of the American people a couple of years later when it became public knowledge that President Clinton couldn't temper his sexual impropriety and actually did conduct an affair literally in the Oval Office with a woman young enough to be his daughter.
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"We are disappointed that the majority has hijacked what should be a straightforward bipartisan appropriations process and used it as yet another vehicle for dictating policies that directly harm consumers and undermine competition," Kate Forscey, associate counsel at DC-based consumer rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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In response to the FCC's decision, John Bergmayer, an attorney at internet rights group Public Knowledge, filed a so-called petition for reconsideration on behalf of his organization in an attempt to push the FCC to go back on its decision to give carriers more power over text messages.
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But Cohen's story tracks with other claims that are already public knowledge — including an allegation from the New York attorney general that Trump used money from his charitable organization, the Trump Foundation, to purchase a $10,20173 painting of himself at an auction for a children's foundation in March 2014.
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A group of civil rights and tech organizations including the NAACP, Public Knowledge and Free Press want moderators to ask candidates what they would "do as president to help expand access to affordable high-speed internet for everyone in America," according to a letter they sent on Monday.
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But federal regulations offer Whitaker, now acting attorney general, broad authority with respect to the special counsel that extends beyond the ability to remove Mueller, giving him the ability to curtail the probe in ways that would not necessarily become public knowledge until after the Russia investigation is over.
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Nadler's letter comes after court filings showed Hicks participated in a phone call with then-candidate Donald Trump and Cohen, his former longtime lawyer, at a time when Cohen was trying to prevent the details about an alleged affair with adult-film star Stormy Daniels from becoming public knowledge.
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"At this point, the bodies have been buried, and there is no way to do a thorough investigation of each individual case," said Eric Klinenberg, director of the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University and author of a book about deaths following a Chicago heat wave.
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"The Verizon supercookies issue has been one of the big poster children for why you need to worry about ISPs tracking their customers and why you need rules for ISPs," said Harold Feld, a legal analyst at the nonprofit media advocacy group Public Knowledge, referring to Internet service providers.
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"While the most likely outcome is for Charter to settle, it is not impossible for New York to decide that Charter is simply not trustworthy to fulfill its obligations, and demand they sell off their systems," said Harold Feld, senior vice president of consumer-advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"Lower income consumers are likely to lose the most options and face stiff price hikes because Sprint and T-Mobile are the only game in town for them," said Gene Kimmelman, president of advocacy group Public Knowledge and a former chief counsel for the U.S. Justice Department's Antitrust Division.
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In advance of the latest round of negotiations, a group of organizations including the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Public Knowledge joined several professors in a letter urging the NAFTA delegation to adopt the protections afforded to internet platforms and intermediaries found in Section 28500 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Not only because it's public knowledge Prince was no fan of Justin's -- in 2007, he reportedly dismissed Timberlake's hit "SexyBack" -- or, that Justin is on record mocking The Purple One -- but it seemed just one more sign of Timberlake using another artist's talents to inflate his own image.
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"The proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner could create a number of competitive harms, leading to higher costs and fewer choices for video services and lower-quality and less diverse programming," Gene Kimmelman, President of DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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Earlier this year, Australian courts ruled that Pell would stand trial on accusations related to decades of alleged abuse (including allegedly covering up abuse by other priests) that have been widespread public knowledge since at least 2016, and were certainly within the EPA's knowledge at the time of the dinner.
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"When I buy a house, I don't expect that the seller of the house gets to randomly decide to shut the power off while I own it," says Charles Duan, director of the Patent Reform Project at Public Knowledge, a non-profit focused on open internet and IP property laws.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The proliferation of artists' book and zine fairs continues apace, but none has quite the combination of being both diversity-driven and geographically constrained as the IPK Print Fest, a project launched last year under the auspices of New York University's Institute for Public Knowledge.
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Be smart: "There is a strong basis for enforcing these laws regardless of the White House's statements, but those statements in no way help the DOJ do its job effectively," says Gene Kimmelman, president and CEO of Public Knowledge, a consumer protection advocacy group, and a former Justice Department antitrust staffer.
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Just this past Sunday night, around the time Asia Argento's financial settlement with Jimmy Bennett became public knowledge, Sharp Objects' haunted antiheroine Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) was having the best sex of her recent life with a similarly in-crisis John Keene (Taylor John Smith), a boy who just turned 18.
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While Wikipedia editors in Portugual can simply go to another website to download or share pirated files, Angolans don't really have that option "This is the type of thing that reflects larger battles that have gone on about the internet overall," Charles Duan, a copyright expert at Public Knowledge, told me.
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"I believe we're likely to see ongoing consolidation in the content industry but the level and intensity of dealmaking will very much depend upon the outcome of the AT&T-Time Warner trial," says Gene Kimmelman, President and CEO of Public Knowledge and former Chief Counsel for the DOJ's Antitrust Division.
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The evidence contradicts the idea that the most culpable senior managers or those who caused the biggest penalties were held accountable, or that discipline was merely delayed until after public knowledge of fraud, or that employees were kept at their companies so they wouldn't turn on their employers in future litigation.
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As long as that information is coming from Wikipedia, it can be looked at as a win for the encyclopedia's overall effort to expand public knowledge, but it does represent something of an existential threat to a website that is almost fully dependent on donations from users who actually visit it.
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Scott Blackmun, the committee's former chief executive, and Alan Ashley, its chief of sport performance, knew of accusations against Nassar more than a year before they became public knowledge in September 2016, according to a 233-page report put together by the law firm Ropes & Gray at the committee's request.
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"The FTC's track record in the tech sector is unbelievably weak, and this administration has inherited that and needs to move much more aggressively to shift course," said Gene Kimmelman, a senior adviser at the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge and a former chief counsel in the Justice Department's antitrust division.
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But some fear that GOP efforts to streamline local regulations to speed up broadband build-out is really an attempt to force cities and states to "get rid of all their consumer protections and environmental impact protections," said Phillip Berenbroick, a senior policy counsel at Public Knowledge, another D.C.-based consumer group.
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" (Non-sensitive information includes web browsing history, according to them.) Of course, as Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at the internet advocacy group Public Knowledge, told Gizmodo, "I can't trust my ISP to come between noon and three, so the idea they say, we'll promise we'll do this, is not very reassuring.
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"This massive consolidation will lead to higher prices and fewer choices for consumers," according to the Coalition to Save Local Media, an umbrella group that includes left-leaning advocacy groups like Public Knowledge and Common Cause, as well as right-leaning media organizations like One America News Network and Glenn Beck's The Blaze.
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The states involved in the case are home to so many of T-Mobile and Sprint's customers that the lawsuit poses a significant challenge to the carriers' plans, said Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department antitrust official who led the advocacy group Public Knowledge, which opposes the deal, until earlier this month.
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There's plenty here to suggest that Trump was either trying to avoid public knowledge of the $916 million loss, which would undercut his assertion that he is a brilliant businessman and dealmaker, or to cover up the fact that he used that loss to avoid taxes for a substantial period of time.
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"If we had the comprehensive privacy statute … the authorities would be clear, we'd have a clear way to proceed and then we wouldn't have an extensive negotiation to try to figure out what sort of remedies the agencies could impose," Harold Feld, senior vice president of consumer group Public Knowledge, told The Hill.
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In the end, the objections had little effect on the F.C.C. "Hopefully, this is the end of what has been the race to the bottom for online privacy, and hopefully the beginning of a race to the top," said Harold Feld, senior vice president at Public Knowledge, a nonprofit public interest group.
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The capsules were initially lined with a three-centimeter layer of asbestos for insulation, but within a few years, the toxicity of that substance was a matter of public knowledge and as a result, the large ventilation systems taking up a significant chunk of each living space had to be permanently disabled.
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"After finally gaining basic privacy protections for broadband providers last year, it's outrageous that Chairman Pai will now remove the simple rule that internet service providers must take reasonable data security measures to protect their customers' information," Chris Lewis, vice president at DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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Shortly after this press release, it became public knowledge that Byrne had been romantically entangled for several years with Maria Butina, who is currently serving 18 months in prison for acting as a Russian agent and attempting, with some success, to infiltrate political circles in the U.S., including the National Rifle Association.
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While Ms. Kinsman left Florida State after the accusation became public knowledge nearly a year after the encounter — Mr. Clune has said she will graduate from another college this spring — Mr. Winston went on to become a star, winning the 2013 Heisman Trophy and leading the team to the national championship after that season.
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"Social media has unleashed an era of disclosure and access transforming the intimate phases of pregnancy into public knowledge; the gender-reveal marks one of the more pivotal points in this public process," writes Carly Gieseler, an assistant professor of gender and communications at York College, in an article for the Journal of Gender Studies.
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"While the outcome is not what we would have wanted, the court does acknowledge certain errors and omissions made by Judge Leon, and the opinion's scope is limited to a highly specific set of facts and arguments that were discussed during the trial," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel with the consumer group Public Knowledge.
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"If AT&T and Time Warner are allowed to merge, consumers will likely face ongoing price increases and lose new online options for smaller bundles of video channels and services at lower prices," Gene Kimmelman, the president of Public Knowledge and a former antitrust official at the Justice Department, said in a statement last week.
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"Antitrust officials may have a hard time buying AT&T's argument that it will expand broadband competition and not seek to harm competitors if they find the company is actively working to block new broadband players from entering the markets AT&T already dominates," said Gene Kimmelman, the president of Public Knowledge, a consumer group.
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Harold Feld, senior vice president of Public Knowledge, argues that Pai's plan to re-categorize ISPs from common carriers, essentially a public utility, to more lightly regulated "information services" will fail in court because the main role of ISPs is delivering content from Google, Netflix or other websites, not offering email or online storage.
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Addressing the judge directly, just moments after Michael accepts the Alford plea (the word "guilty" still never leaving his lips), Candace has no trouble labeling her former brother-in-law an "adulterer" (he had relationships with men, and the defense believes the public knowledge of his bi-sexuality may have hurt his chances at a fair trial).
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"I think this comes at a critical moment where there is enormous public concern about the growing dominance of some of the largest tech firms, at a moment when people are saying break them up, go after them with antitrust," said Gene Kimmelman, head of Public Knowledge and a former top antitrust official at the Justice Department.
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"Well before any public knowledge of these events, the [Steele dossier] identified multiple elements of the Russian operation including a cyber campaign, leaked documents related to Hillary Clinton, and meetings with Paul Manafort and other Trump affiliates to reportedly discuss the receipt of stolen documents," John Sipher, a 30-year veteran of the CIA, writes in Slate.
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"Facebook did not actively look into the complaints from local telecoms service providers that users are complaining about slower connections and, as a result, its service quality was not maintained at an appropriate level," KCC said in a statement, adding that Facebook restored connections last autumn after its rerouting methods became public knowledge in South Korea.
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"The modified approach the Chairman has described today addresses the legitimate concerns raised by these parties while preserving the benefits to the public, and fulfilling the Congressional directive that requires the FCC to ensure that viewers do not need to rent set-top boxes from their providers," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, in a statement.
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"China has the ability to just order the rollout and that network would be large enough to create economies of scale allowing Huawei to develop the necessary handsets and networking equipment, which they would sell to the rest of the world," Harold Feld, senior vice president at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge, told me.
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"It's only right to point out, and I don't think this is public knowledge because I'm sure [Noel] would never mention it, but I found out today that as soon as 'Don't Look Back in Anger' started to appear spontaneously at the vigils, he made sure all the royalties went back to the families," Smart said.
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"So, yeah, there's some grey areas, but if there is a clear order to disobey the laws of war, someone, hopefully someone in the U.S. military will disobey it and then it will become public knowledge, and then there will be a shit storm the magnitude of which we can't comprehend in the international community," he added.
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Consumer advocates learned in February that Verizon was apparently planning to lock phones as an anti-theft measure, and later were told by industry participants that Verizon was working with AT&T in hopes of convincing the GSMA to create a standard for locking the phones, according to Harold Feld, a senior vice president at Public Knowledge.
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"The cable, telecom, wireless, and advertising lobbies' request for CRA intervention is just another industry attempt to overturn rules that empower users and give them a say in how their private information may be used," a coalition of public interest groups including the the ACLU, the Center for Media Justice, and Public Knowledge, wrote to lawmakers last month.
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The US Olympic Committee announced plans to pursue decertification of USA Gymnastics after its role in enabling the largest sexual abuse crisis in sports history and continued mismanagement once the extent of the abuse suffered by hundreds of young women at the hands of former Olympic team and Michigan State trainer Larry Nassar became public knowledge.
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"This is more of a warning to the companies that they're being carefully scrutinized and they need to be careful not to play fast and loose given their dominant positions in the digital marketplace," said Gene Kimmelman, a former senior antitrust official at the Justice Department who is now president of the consumer group Public Knowledge.
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Most of this has been public knowledge since late last year, after Simpson, the Fusion GPS founder, testified in front of the House Intelligence Committee in November 2017 about the creation of the Steele dossier and how much involvement Simpson and Fusion GPS had in the FBI's investigation of the Trump presidential campaign's potential Russia ties.
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Islamic State (IS) has been conducting surveillance and improvised bombing sorties with off-the-shelf consumer drones and quadcopters dating back to at least 2013, according to CTC, but the group's drone operations didn't become widespread public knowledge until a booby-trapped drone containing a bomb killed two Iraqi soldiers in October 2016, sparking extensive media coverage.
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"As it becomes increasingly clear that antitrust fines or after-the-fact remedies are not enough to bring vibrant competition to the market, governments will need to move to deeper tech sector regulation to remedy problems," said Gene Kimmelman, a former antitrust official in the Justice Department who is now president of Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy group.
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"There is a growing consensus from the right to the left that antitrust is an important tool, but not a silver bullet, and that broader policy tools will be needed to rein in tech platforms abuses," said Gene Kimmelman, senior adviser to Public Knowledge, an internet and communications think tank, and a former Justice Department antitrust official.
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These hires include Gigi Sohn, who previously advocated on behalf of Public Knowledge for net neutrality and who now is an integral part of Wheeler's senior management team, and Howard Symons, who previously represented T-Mobile in the upcoming voluntary incentive auction proceeding, but whom Wheeler subsequently hired to act as vice chair of the Incentive Auction Task Force.
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"Antitrust law will become irrelevant in the digital marketplace if it doesn't adopt to understanding the power of data in analyzing market power and dominance," said Gene Kimmelman, the former chief counsel of the Justice Department antitrust division who is now the president of Public Knowledge, a public interest advocacy group that favors stronger oversight of tech platforms.
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"There have been a number of precedents in antitrust law in the past 40 years that I think are making it a lot harder to bring cases that the agencies and state AGs and private plaintiffs even should have an easier time of bringing," Charlotte Slaiman, an antitrust attorney with the advocacy group Public Knowledge, told The Hill.
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At a forum on the World Cup a few weeks ago at the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University, historian Brenda Elsey, co-author with Joshua Nadel of the new book Futbolera: A History of Women and Sports in Latin America, reminded the audience to think about what lopsided scores might mean in terms of the circumstances of each team.
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Charlotte Spaulding Slaiman, who focuses on competition policy for the internet watchdog Public Knowledge, thinks a more useful way to handle the "they're too big" argument against Google and other tech giants isn't to focus on punitive measures but on legislation or agreements meant to create more competition, which often dries up when internet giants get to a certain size.
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Editora La Prensa, S.A. de C.V. will seek information from the corresponding authorities in relation to the acts that were revealed today, so that if it is appropriate, we can initiate a legal response to help the authorities in the clarification of these regrettable actions that are being investigated, which will become public knowledge to the Mexican people, and in particular our readers.
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"After finally gaining basic privacy protections for broadband providers last year, it's outrageous that Chairman Pai will now remove the simple rule that internet service providers must take reasonable data security measures to protect their customers' information," said Chris Lewis, vice president at Public Knowledge, a public interest group with a focus on the open internet, in a statement following the suspension.
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"The modified approach the Chairman has described today addresses the legitimate concerns raised by these parties while preserving the benefits to the public, and fulfilling the Congressional directive that requires the FCC to ensure that viewers do not need to rent set-top boxes from their providers," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, in a statement.
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"There are some examples of real concerns about these kinds of consent decrees working, because the company that faces limitations has an arsenal of lawyers and resources to fight against those who seek to take advantage of the consent decree," said Gene Kimmelman, chief executive of Public Knowledge, a Washington-based public interest group, and a former antitrust official at the Justice Department.
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"Americans should worry about their broadband bills and the prices they pay for online applications and services rising not only because many areas lack broadband choice, but also because some sites and web services may have to pay for prioritized access online, ultimately passing those costs on to consumers," Chris Lewis, vice president of the consumer group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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In addition, the bill could threaten the FCC's authority over "all sorts of tactics the ISPs use to strong-arm competitors and price-gouge consumers: data caps, zero-rating, interconnection disputes, below-the-line and hidden fees, price hiking, and many other kinds of business practices," according to Kate Forscey, associate counsel for government affairs at DC-based advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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"A number of disturbing incidents in academia have recently become public or semi-public knowledge, and the Harvey Weinstein scandal has opened up an international discussion about unaddressed sexual harassment and violence," wrote 12 history professors and students, including Graubart, the Notre Dame professor, in a letter to the American Historical Association in November, which now has more than 800 signatures.
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