What does it mean to "unpublish" a page from Facebook?
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Azer's response was to unpublish (or, "liberate") all his modules from npm.
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So our first step is to "unpublish" the Page so that it is no longer available on Facebook.
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It's also looking into ways to make it harder to unpublish a package if it will break other packages.
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The site changed the article's URL, making it inaccessible; it did not take down or unpublish the original article.
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But it is unimaginable that The Economist would even dare to ask the Library of Congress to unpublish content from its archives.
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The Economist, in theory, could decide to give its readers the option to unpublish letters-to-the editor, as published in the news magazine.
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Gizmodo has reached out to Facebook and InfoWars for comment about the decision to "unpublish" the pages and will update this article when we hear back.[Facebook]
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But it's the new normal in a media world where power to publish and unpublish now sits with a few companies that aren't prepared for that role.
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Instead, a Google spokesperson told me that I needed to unpublish the story because the meeting had been confidential, and the information discussed there had been subject to a non-disclosure agreement between Google and Forbes.
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The suit contends that more than 250,000 people in Ohio have been harmed by the mugshot web sites. A settlement was reached in the lawsuit on December 27, 2013 and several of the mugshot publishing companies involved agreed to remove the plaintiffs' mugshots as well as pay a settlement. On January 20, 2016 multiple plaintiffs filed a class action lawsuit against Mugshots.com and Unpublish and its alleged owner Sahar Sarid and operators in Illinois.
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Nakano described five "collaboration operations": Submit, Compare, Update, Merge, and Publish. The State government of Victoria (Australia) produced a flowchart with a diagrammatic view of the web content lifecycle with five stages: Develop, Quality Approval, Publish, Unpublish, and Archive. Some of the stages include sub-stages (for example, Archive consists of Storage, Archived, and Disposed) intended to further delineate content status. In addition, this model depicts three aspectsóStatus, Process, and Rolesóas part of the flow for web content.
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