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Steubenville fights growing furore over alleged high-school football rape
Town authorities and police set up website in attempt to counter criticism over events surrounding Big Red football team Officials in the small industrial town of Steubenville in Ohio have launched a...
View ArticleNick Chadwick was an idiot, says Port Vale manager Micky Adams
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View ArticleBath Spa University students link up with Bierkeller Theatre
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Expert advice: How to start up a co-operative
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Expect advice: How to start up a co-operative
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The moral panic over social media in Ireland is a convenient distraction |...
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Tablet enthralls CES 2013 by treading thin line between computers and paper
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Eric Schmidt in North Korea: Google chairman's step into the unknown
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View ArticleDoneDeal.ie to sponsor social media measurement conference next month
DoneDeal.ie has announced that for the second year running it will act as headline sponsor for Measurement.ie - Ireland's first and only social media measurement conference. Reported by Business &...
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Climate change, debt and inequality 'threaten financial stability'
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Great ideas, Bangladeshi migrants and CAR humanitarian concerns
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View ArticleMisuse of social media could wreak havoc, warns World Economic Forum
The rapid spread of false information through social media poses a growing threat to business and society, the World Economic Forum has warned Reported by ComputerWeekly 2 days ago.
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US Consumes More Media on More Devices Every Month
Tweet *Click to see infographic in full*56 per cent of people in the US had a smartphone in Q3 2012, and are each now spending five hours and 20 minutes on average every month watching videos on it....
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Why does Twitter have such a fatal attraction for footballers?
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CES 2013: tech fair is as big as ever, but is it fit for purpose?
Expo's focus on hardware looks out of date as internet and software matter more and more, according to some observers The world's biggest consumer technology expo opened on Tuesday to a familiar scene:...
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Marksta app - fighting for photography copyright
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Can China's journalists win the fight against censorship? | Madeline Earp
Southern Weekly's dispute has galvanised protest against press restrictions. It's time for China's new leaders to change course Media officials in China frequently demote outspoken journalists for...
View ArticleMick Holland: Ice hockey League chief caught in the Sheffield publicity trap?
This is Nottingham -- IT seems my article on Sheffield Steelers' obsessive hatred of Nottingham Panthers ruffled a few feathers up the M1. Basically, I was pointing out that Steelers were putting...
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Eleven work and pensions civil servants sacked for using Twitter or Facebook
Staff among 116 to be disciplined at Iain Duncan Smith's department for blogging and social networking since 2009 Eleven civil servants at Iain Duncan Smith's department for work and pensions have been...
View Articlepolice tips for pupils to avoid web predators
This is Hull and East Riding -- DETECTIVES plan to visit schools in Hull to stop pupils falling victim to paedophiles on Facebook and other social networking websites. Humberside Police have produced a...
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