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Parler Partially Reappears With Support From Russian Technology Firm
Parler, a social media website and app popular with the American far right, has partially returned online with the help of a Russian-owned technology company.
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Man Arrested For Online Comment Against Mamata Banerjee: Police
A 28-year-old man was arrested in Singur for allegedly posting a derogatory remark against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on a social media website, the police said today.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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An Astute Online Comment Has Some Wondering Whether Brexit May Ever Happen
Sometimes, amid the I-told-you-so editorials and breathless think-pieces that follow a major political event, the best take is actually in the comments section. Such is the case with a comment left by a user of the Guardian's website under the name Teebs, writing in the aftermath of Britain's Thursday vote to exit the European Union.
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China Internet Regulator To Crack Down On Online Comments
China's internet regulator has launched a new campaign to clean up the comments sections on websites to prevent the spread of what it calls harmful information and to encourage what it considers more helpful, well-intentioned comments to appear.
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Trolling for Vladimir Putin: Russia's Information War Explained
Lyudmila Savchuk says it was money that wooed her into the ranks of the Kremlin's online army, where she bombarded website comment pages with eulogies of President Vladimir Putin, while mocking his adversaries.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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Google co-founder Page says US online spying threatens democracy
Page's comments came on-stage at a TED gathering, a day after Brin had a virtual encounter with Edward Snowden.
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Websites try to fight nasty comments, anonymity
Blame anonymity, blame politicians, blame human nature. But a growing number of websites are reining in online commentary.
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Iraq Al Qaeda says US withdrew to save money
The US pulled its troops out of Iraq because its economy is collapsing and it needed to save money, an Al Qaeda front group said in a message posted on its website on Wednesday, its first online comment since the US completed its pullout last month after nine years of war.
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Parler Partially Reappears With Support From Russian Technology Firm
Parler, a social media website and app popular with the American far right, has partially returned online with the help of a Russian-owned technology company.
-
Man Arrested For Online Comment Against Mamata Banerjee: Police
A 28-year-old man was arrested in Singur for allegedly posting a derogatory remark against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on a social media website, the police said today.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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An Astute Online Comment Has Some Wondering Whether Brexit May Ever Happen
Sometimes, amid the I-told-you-so editorials and breathless think-pieces that follow a major political event, the best take is actually in the comments section. Such is the case with a comment left by a user of the Guardian's website under the name Teebs, writing in the aftermath of Britain's Thursday vote to exit the European Union.
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China Internet Regulator To Crack Down On Online Comments
China's internet regulator has launched a new campaign to clean up the comments sections on websites to prevent the spread of what it calls harmful information and to encourage what it considers more helpful, well-intentioned comments to appear.
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Trolling for Vladimir Putin: Russia's Information War Explained
Lyudmila Savchuk says it was money that wooed her into the ranks of the Kremlin's online army, where she bombarded website comment pages with eulogies of President Vladimir Putin, while mocking his adversaries.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
-
Google co-founder Page says US online spying threatens democracy
Page's comments came on-stage at a TED gathering, a day after Brin had a virtual encounter with Edward Snowden.
-
Websites try to fight nasty comments, anonymity
Blame anonymity, blame politicians, blame human nature. But a growing number of websites are reining in online commentary.
-
Iraq Al Qaeda says US withdrew to save money
The US pulled its troops out of Iraq because its economy is collapsing and it needed to save money, an Al Qaeda front group said in a message posted on its website on Wednesday, its first online comment since the US completed its pullout last month after nine years of war.
