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Facebook pays teens to install VPN that spies on them 0
- Cyber, digital 2016, Magazine, Public diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Urednikov ugao
- 31st January 2019
Desperate for data on its competitors, Facebook has been secretly paying people to install a “Facebook Research” VPN that lets the company suck in all of a user’s phone and web activity, similar to Facebook’s Onavo Protect app that Apple banned in June and that was removed in August. Facebook sidesteps the App Store and
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Rat vlasti i opozicije za brojnost na Fejsbuku i Tviteru 0
- Cyber, Magazine, Public diplomacy, Tekstovi na srpskom
- 28th January 2019
Uprkos tome što se smatra da su građani političi neaktivni zbog toga što „ljudi ostave svoj komentar na internetu i misle da su završili posao“, čini se da su Tviter i Fejsbuk umnogome doprineli omasovljenju okupljanja, kao i njihovom širenju na gradove diljem Srbije. Piše: M. D. Miljković14. januara 2019. To je bilo najočiglednije nakon
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Tweeting out Japan’s idiosyncratic folk customs 0
- Magazine
- 15th July 2018
Hand-painted Jizo statues in Obama, Fukui Prefecture. Photo by Nevin Thompson. If you’re interested in learning more about some of the more offbeat folk traditions of Japan, the Twitter account Unusual Festivals of Japan Club, (or ‘KFC’ for short; the ‘K’ in the acronym stands for 奇祭, kisai, or ‘unusual’) is a must-read. Tweeting multiple
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Federal Regulation of Social Media Would Be a Disaster For Free Speech 0
- Magazine
- 5th March 2018
This article was originally published on The Conversation here. Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Friday charged 13 Russians with meddling in the 2016 presidential election. The Russians’ primary tool for meddling was social media, which they used to promote Donald Trump’s presidential candidacy and denigrate Hillary Clinton’s campaign. The indictment charges that the Russians violated
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Why Twitter Polls Should Have a Warning Label 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Diplo Learning Corner, Magazine, Tweetpedia
- 28th February 2018
“If you want the public’s opinion on anything — what to name your dog, who will win tonight’s game, which election issue people care most about — there’s no better place to get answers than on Twitter.” This is how Twitter introduces its “Twitter Polls” feature. Twitter polls might be useful for entertainment and business,
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How the OU Daily Transformed into a Digital-First Newsroom 0
- Magazine
- 26th February 2018
The need to transition college media to a digital-first mindset has been recognized as nearly ubiquitous, yet it’s far from easy. At the University of Oklahoma, adviser Seth Prince and former enterprise editor Dana Branham knew the pivot was essential, and below, they share a conversation, images and ideals that guided the OU Daily’s innovative
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