So the pair grabbed megaphones and delivered them outside afterward.
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Men jumped a little, and used megaphones to raise spirits.
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There was joyful dancing, and earnest lectures blaring through megaphones.
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The megaphones only got louder, a function of timing and gumption.
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Two singers, holding megaphones against their mouths, slurped air in tiny gulps.
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It's not a shouting fest, it's not megaphones, it is a conversation.
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Rather, the paper megaphones whatever is in the interest of the prime minister.
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Donors provided four ambulances, numerous motorcycles and megaphones, and thousands of bleach tablets.
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Some hold grisly signs depicting bloody fetuses or shout religious messages through megaphones.
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Today's campaigners can harness more effective megaphones, such as social media and journalistic exposés.
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On both sides of the stage are cannons, which turn out to be megaphones.
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He buys media properties, or starts new ones, and turns them into conservative megaphones.
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Regardless of what their actual numbers might be, conservatives have big megaphones in social media.
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In Florida, there have been accusations that people have been shouting through megaphones at voters.
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They have megaphones and they have a t-shirt cannon, and it's a hit — literally.
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We shout into corporate megaphones and write screeds – like this one – into corporate editor windows.
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Fans twirled noisemakers, but those, plus drums and megaphones, were more prevalent in Nuevo Laredo.
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Trump has bristled at the criticism — and so have his supporters with big media megaphones.
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There are ESPN and ESPN2, which provide "general awareness" because of the big, talkshow megaphones.
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Another sits at the back on a bicycle, shirtless, with two megaphones, shouting: Jeeeeesus. JEEEEEESUS.
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The streets were lined with picket signs and megaphones—instruments designed to amplify the human voice.
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Outside City Hall, hundreds of protesters gathered with signs, megaphones, and chants, vying to be heard.
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The protests went on like that for a while, undeterred by crackling orders from police megaphones.
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A procession weaved through Sanaa's dusty streets as Houthi activists with megaphones denounced the "Saudi aggression".
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But before anyone grabs their protest signs and megaphones, let's look closer at what this means.
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They carried placards, megaphones, homemade signs, and wore the odd pig snout or full pig mask.
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Harris's interview restrictions seem to apply less rigidly to former Obama administration officials with suitable megaphones.
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The Fed's Keynesian economists and their Wall Street megaphones have a vested interest in perpetuating inflation.
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"The Internet has allowed people with megaphones as large sometimes as the big public figures," Goodwin said.
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In addition, 15 members of Constellation Chor, an improvising vocal ensemble, sing and whisper through acoustic megaphones.
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Most of the photos with megaphones were of protests and other political events, which didn't seem right.
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In the last decade, people have used online platforms like soap boxes, shouting their messages into megaphones.
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Rather than seeing risks in putting global megaphones in the hands of anyone with an urge to shout.
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These are not "dog-whistles," but megaphones, which he uses to get across his message loud and clear.
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Law enforcement sees it, but the people with the biggest megaphones prefer to exploit rather than confront reality.
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Instead, they carried megaphones and wore T-shirts calling attention to something close and constant: urban gun violence.
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Hosting providers and social media platforms should refuse to be megaphones for speech that supports violent extremist ideologies.
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The smell of gas, sweat and earth filled the air overnight as people yelled their messages into megaphones.
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The first generation to grow up with digital outlets for their voices is turning them into megaphones for good.
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It's decided to use the platform you've helped create in order to arm bigots and bullies with massive megaphones.
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Men with megaphones promote tours of Yanukovych's comically palatial mansion outside of Kiev, now property of the Ukrainian state.
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When shouts drowned the two megaphones which interpreted Dadaism on the stage, the performance became more Dadaist than ever.
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Then there are so-called "moving voices," members of the Constellation Chor holding megaphones, scattered throughout the concert hall.
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Gideon Kidd of Cedar Falls is the driving force behind one of the larger social media megaphones in Iowa.
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The crowd came fully equipped with megaphones, and were shouting about free ponies and time traveling in Christie's general direction.
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The people Trump has surrounded himself with are cable news brawlers, not so much advisers as megaphones for the administration.
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The very same media outlets that played defense counsel for President Obama will be megaphones for Democrats investigating President Trump.
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Dozens of workers carting megaphones called out contradictory instructions, while others yelled for resources like batteries, flashlights and diesel fuel.
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Protesters with massive Planned Parenthood banners and megaphones led chants, while other Planned Parenthood volunteers in special vests directed protesters.
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Jones built his following primarily through videos and podcasts that were amplified by the megaphones of Apple, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.
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We hear indistinct religious platitudes spoken through megaphones and a line of protesters waving homemade signs depicting images of aborted fetuses.
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The New York Philharmonic's declaration of its new-music bona fides this season is so emphatic, it's being delivered with megaphones.
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Keeping a safe distance from the cars, state troopers call out over megaphones to signal to drivers when it's their turn.
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The order to disperse was given, first from a helicopter circling above, then barked out repeatedly on the ground, through megaphones.
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For the past few years, he's watched as protesters show up, "yelling slurs" and other messages with loud megaphones, he told CNN.
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The police were not yelling or screaming on the megaphones or anything, so you got to think: Is it really that bad?
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But regimes around the world have figured out how to use social media to build even bigger megaphones, effectively drowning out dissent.
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She walked in the gay-pride parade, shouted into megaphones at protests, and posed for photographs to publicize and commemorate her work.
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Bottles of wine and Belgian beer, and three large megaphones, lay strewn about the messy office during a visit late last week.
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Very strict rules around redistributing images of mass murder, say, might compel those with the loudest megaphones to think twice before sharing.
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Students at the Bronx High School of Science walk out of school at 9:31 AM, holding brightly colored handmade signs and megaphones.
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Eugene Kabambi, a WHO spokesman in Kinshasa, said authorities were using community leaders and street campaigners with megaphones to promote the current drive.
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However, an air of caution lingered over the parade as armed policemen stood on every block and political activists used megaphones for sloganeering.
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The internet gives them shockingly loud megaphones — meaning that even someone as cartoonish as Yiannopoulos can matter far more than you might think.
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But it's a problem driven primarily by American politicians and media outlets, which have far louder megaphones than any Russian-made Facebook posts.
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Track announcers had been around forever, back before P.A. systems existed, and "leather lungs," as the announcers were known, called races through megaphones.
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At Matsukawaundo Koen Ya Baseball Field, a children's tournament was invigorated by a soundtrack of banging plastic megaphones, resembling a Japanese professional game.
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In rural communities and urban slums, authorities and volunteers used phone text messages, radio and megaphones to urge families to flee to shelters.
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They like to be herded along by employees with megaphones, keeping them informed and on their way to work or wherever else they're going.
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Messages can be relayed to lifeguards and emergency services, while megaphones attached to the drones blast out warnings when a dangerous species is spotted.
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It's more indicative of an anything-goes attitude, with naked people walking around freely and the selling of drugs via handmade signs and megaphones.
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As night fell, the sound of megaphones and desperate shouts continued as the call to prayer sounded from the many mosques in the area.
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Two vocalists — Alice Teyssier and Lucy Dhegrae, whispering, barely, through small megaphones — appeared, and the audience was beckoned into the center of the space.
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What's also true is that as social media's major platforms have scaled, so too have the problems blasted through their megaphones zoomed into mainstream view.
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Drivers wielding megaphones stood atop giant piles of dirty snow in Queens this morning, railing against Uber's recent decision to cut fares by 15 percent.
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Tour guides in colorful caps shouldered past us, waving flags for their charges to follow and broadcasting snippets of Longmen's history through small electronic megaphones.
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Comedian Michelle Wolf slammed television networks including NBC, ABC and CNN for consistently interviewing Trump Cabinet officials, saying that they are giving megaphones to liars.
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"How many very rich people need to care intensely about a cause to finance megaphones that drown out the voices of everyone else?" he asks.
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In one scene, a group of young boys walk through a lush tropical clearing, reciting rhymes into megaphones, speaking of their birth and the cosmos.
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MD: But I think what it's become is ... I think I follow like 230 people on Twitter, that's like 2132 megaphones, that's not 2200 conversations.
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Today we have Twitter, which is incredible at the reach, one to many, celebrities hitting all the megaphones, and there's no better for breaking news.
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It was after World War II young, perky women with pom-poms began to replace those men with megaphones, as the sociologist Lisa Wade has written.
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But he has one of Wall Street's loudest megaphones, and is threatening to publicly oppose the deal, per a memo obtained by The Wall Street Journal.
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What Fox Nation is all about -- Fox has been encouraging sign-ups for almost a month, using its prime time TV shows and other powerful megaphones.
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The vegan activists were then escorted out of the supermarket as they chanted "it's not food, it's violence" and "no excuse for animal abuse" into megaphones.
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Our megaphones are powerful and need to be tuned and used in the right way: report the news without furthering the agenda of hackers or spies.
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What they mostly did was provide the Republican Party with a set of exceptionally loud megaphones, which liberals have often envied and tried unsuccessfully to emulate.
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In addition to the guest artists, "Filament" has a team of light and costume designers, and each of the megaphones was custom-made by Matter Design.
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"We also have a real advantage with this primary here because we have all of these candidates in the state with loud megaphones," she told Hill.
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During last week's protests, young people held the megaphones, and crowds swelled as students left their classrooms to make their voices heard during the climate strike.
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Instead of settling for frumpy, ill-fitting clothing or outdated product design, millennials are using their social media megaphones to tell the market what they want.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have used their megaphones to reshape public perception around socialism -- which has for so long been viewed as a dirty word in national politics.
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Giveaways will include customizable megaphones to make your voices heard, tote bags, and art supplies to get guests geared up and pumped up to make a difference.
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In among the megaphones, protest scarves and customary band of internet celebrities and Arsenal Fan TV regulars, there was also one specific slogan which caught the eye.
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The left controls these three megaphones of our culture and they can put out a huge amount of big lies and disinformation as long as that continues.
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When supported by the right policies, such as preventing gatekeepers from controlling conversations online, our networks have proven to be megaphones that give voice to the voiceless.
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"Personal Instrument" showed Mr. Wodiczko, like a conductor, exerting his freedom of choice, tuning out the "megaphones telling you how you should live" under the authoritarian regime.
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"Personal Instrument" showed Mr. Wodiczko, like a conductor, exerting his freedom of choice, tuning out the "megaphones telling you how you should live" under the authoritarian regime.
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Open discourse is becoming a radical act as technologies designed to create a new digital commons are daily molded into megaphones for the most powerful and regressive voices.
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In a blog post on his site Astrology King, astrologer Jamie Partridge writes that the sun and Jupiter function like each other's megaphones when they oppose each other.
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"Someone like Kevin Hart, with one of the biggest megaphones in the world, can be a leader, the ultimate change agent," Lemon, an openly gay man, told viewers.
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"We are trying to end the current situation, which is unsatisfactory but also dangerous, in which we are only communicating via megaphones, or microphones and cameras," he said.
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With megaphones and T-shirt cannons in hand, they tell random pedestrians to go see the film... and have a cannon misfire or two while they're at it.
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But in Twitter's organizational model, this prospect is immensely unlikely: It is a crowd of people (including the president) with megaphones, convening as temporary audiences and then dispersing.
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Countless local initiatives were launched: Women printed out posters and leaflets in their own homes, and bought megaphones to spread the word about the planned strike from their cars.
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Top officials already have plenty of other ways to affect the primary process—through steering campaign contributions, endorsements, media megaphones, and their votes as citizens in primary elections themselves.
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Global Sports The chorus was amplified by the megaphones of social media and also by the old-fashioned snowball effect in a time of societal shifts and global tension.
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The most marginalized trains of thought have been given the biggest megaphones in the internet ecosystem, as you put it, and that has skewed our perceptions in unhelpful ways.
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" And on Tuesday, public backlash over the decision intensified, as far-right protesters stormed a Yarra City Council meeting yelling through megaphones "shame on you" and "you're a disgrace.
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The rest of us have neither the megaphones nor megalomania of Trump and Madonna, but we have some of the same impulses when weighing in on famous people's deaths.
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Around midday, more worrying news came: Using megaphones, hotel staff members announced that guests could no longer leave their rooms, and that they had to wait for medical staff.
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And it's a moment when Murdoch's conservative megaphones matter more than ever — Fox's role as Trump's firewall, and the Sun's as pro-Brexit stalwart after three years of chaos.
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Shortly after, an army of officers surrounded his mother's house in Houston using megaphones to try to communicate with him but later determined he was not there, KHOU reports.
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The worlds of these novels, their authors seem to argue, expect these women to self-sacrifice in the end, to place the masks—doubling as megaphones—around others first.
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Despite the proximity — megaphones and binoculars have connected people in the Golan Heights with friends across the border — that connection has been tested by the devastating conflict in Syria.
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"It's one of the loudest megaphones on the Internet, and he was able to snag that on a night that the spotlight is supposed to be on us," Scarvalone said.
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But with a little bit of choreographed intent a relatively small set of networked connections can be chained together to hugely theatrical effect — repurposing mainstream outlets into single cause megaphones.
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Related: Find Out What Every Habitat On Earth Sounds Like Digital Animals Populate the Forest in This Immersive 3D Scanned Installation Giant Wooden Megaphones Amplify the Sounds of a Forest
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Somehow, for a small group of people with very loud megaphones, the point right now seems to be me — or rather, a digital piñata they have slapped my name on.
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The store of YouTube channel "What's up Moms" The program has the potential to essentially provide personalized advertising for Amazon among people with some of the biggest megaphones on the internet.
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As they were walked out of Westfield St Lukes mall, where the Countdown is located, the demonstrators chanted "it's not food, it's violence" and "no excuse for animal abuse" into megaphones.
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Among the things people can't bring are backpacks, purses, bottled water, coolers, drones, masks of any kind, tobacco products, lighters, flag poles, megaphones, athletic equipment that can be used as weapons.
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They also agreed not to grab or touch anyone using the buildings, not to use megaphones around them and not to film the premises or those using them, among other measures.
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From the president to Fox News, right-wing voices wail, through their megaphones, about how put upon they are, like soccer players collapsing to the turf and writhing in pretend agony.
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With the internet largely cut off for the past month, organizers resorted to text messages, word of mouth and messengers wielding megaphones to spread word of Sunday's protest in Khartoum's suburbs.
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"Universities wouldn't allow students to run around with megaphones and chant racist and sexist and horrible things if it was affecting the environment for other students," Ms. Katz said in an interview.
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The vile content that is amplified through digital megaphones is a reminder of why ethics and standards can be valuable, especially for the platforms that project the loudest voices in our culture.
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The sensory effects, particularly those created by the megaphones, are profound, not unlike the tingling feelings people get while watching online A.S.M.R. videos, which depict a phenomenon called autonomous sensory meridian response.
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As he spoke on Sunday, protesters holding flags emblazoned with the same Nazi swastika as the banners he had helped tear down decades earlier tried to interrupt his speech with shouts and megaphones.
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While Black Lives Matter organizers were up on a platform with megaphones, black-clad antifa behaved like security, securing the perimeters of the protest up to where the far-right rally was held.
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A big group of guys (said they were from Boston) were in a similar situation, were angry, confused, and started getting rowdy with the cops who were getting progressively louder with their megaphones.
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The biggest conservative megaphones — aside from the president — are Charlie Kirk (7.3 million interactions) and Donald Trump Jr., whose 1.86 million interactions eclipsed his nemesis, the New York Times' 1.84 by a hair.
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What's needed, in both the media and among those crying foul from other megaphones, is an instinct to explain why normal is good—just as reporters did when Trump ditched his press pool.
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Babies cried as officials at a public hall shouted on megaphones to try to establish order as hundreds jostled to register for the sack of rice and 5,000 pesos ($97) allocated to each household.
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Their past writing gets read more, they get more chances to spread their ideas via America's biggest megaphones, and they can even parlay their post-candidacy notoriety into more impressive and high-profile positions.
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Mr. Paleja, who previously worked at Amazon, where he helped introduce Prime Instant Video, said he hopes that the megaphones offered by Mr. Spielberg, Mr. Abrams and Mr. Perry will result in more growth.
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And in the process, it would ensure that when American businesses engage with our government, they are speaking on behalf of their entire communities — and not simply as megaphones for the wealthy and the powerful.
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On multiple nights, there were a handful of campaigners shouting slogans into megaphones on the tree-lined Avenue Habib Bourguiba downtown and a corresponding heavy police presence, but mostly it seemed like business as usual.
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Besides training, UNICEF says it will distribute 500 laser thermometers (2/school) to monitor the health situation of children, install 1,500 hand-washing units (6/school) and distribute megaphones and prevention posters in every school.
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Growing crowds As Trump supporters began trickling in to the convention center, protesters continued to descend upon downtown Phoenix carrying protest essentials -- signs, megaphones and water bottles to stay hydrated in the 100-plus degree weather.
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"It's not just that the megaphones operated by 501(c)(3) groups and financed by a sliver of rich donors have gotten louder and louder, making it harder for ordinary citizens to be heard," Callahan notes.
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From there, groups of counterprotesters, some wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts, rallied with megaphones in small crowds on the downtown mall, occasionally verbally sparring with individuals who claimed to be members of the far right.
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In the BBG's visitor center, three boom microphones hang above the succulents and sporadically project an ambient drone that recalls the white noise emitted by the corn speakers but that doesn't have the megaphones' seashell whoosh.
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The Samsung Galaxy 7 has vanished from the marketplace almost as quickly as it entered, and the business pundits are grabbing their megaphones and invoking "transparency" as the solution, the surefire sign that they've got no answers.
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Right. But I want to come back to this point of people like me, the many people who are just like me, complain endlessly about being silenced and yet we've got these big megaphones and we're everywhere.
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From there, groups of counter-protesters, some wearing Black Lives Matter t-shirts, rallied with megaphones in small crowds on the downtown mall, occasionally verbally sparring with individuals who claimed to be members of the far-right.
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He's played in squats across Europe, trotted out Sound Swarm—an orchestra of bike-mounted megaphones conducted by pirate radio transmitters—at demonstrations across the continent, and was seen storming the barricades during Barcelona's Indignados protests in 2011.
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In another Tweet, police included video in which officers made announcements by megaphones, asking residents in the city to go to the back of their apartments and to stay away from windows, according to an NBC News translation.
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Founded by friends John Schwartz, Jackson Defa, and Mario F. Chavarria, the business has been picketed by a patchwork of community groups since its opening, with protesters shouting "SHAME" through megaphones at people who cross their picket line.
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They have a think tank that has put out detailed policy proposals, intellectuals with fairly large megaphones who can argue for the think tank's ideas, and a large activist network that's surprisingly well-connected inside the Republican Party.
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As in neighboring India, where the storm made landfall on Friday before heading northeast, in Bangladesh thousands of volunteers had woven through villages with megaphones, warning people about the impending storm's dangers and urging them to move to shelters.
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Sundown High School in the Texas Panhandle replaced megaphones and other cheering equipment that Iraan had lost in the bus crash and helped feed the families of the injured who had been transferred to a hospital in nearby Lubbock.
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"It's one of the loudest megaphones on the Internet, and he was able to snag that on a night that the spotlight is supposed to be on us" Wednesday's YouTube masthead may be the highest-profile instance of that to date.
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"I mean, I think I'm very in awe of some of these kids, both just celebrities for entertainment and young activists, who take these megaphones at a young age and speak to and for a lot of people," he said.
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TAINAN, Taiwan (Reuters) - In a gritty suburb of Tainan in southern Taiwan, a city known for its fierce anti-China sentiment, Huang Hsien-ching was stacking election flyers and inspecting campaign trucks rigged up with megaphones before Saturday's islandwide elections.
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"Someone like Kevin Hart, with one of the biggest megaphones in the entire world, he can be a leader … he can help change homophobia in the black community, something Kevin's old twitter jokes addressed but in the wrong way," Lemon said.
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Like anything with a big, diverse constituency, there's no pleasing everyone with a "Star Wars" movie at this point, and the naysayers have a way of wielding the loudest megaphones -- occasionally in unpleasant ways that reflect a lack of perspective.
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Days after Toronto's Black Lives Matter chapter pulled out their megaphones and occupied a space in the middle of the city's Pride parade, bringing it to a temporary halt, the activist group called a press conference to address the fallout.
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There should be an industrywide initiative to promote an anti-violence campaign, and the tech companies' CEOs Mark Zuckerberg and Susan Wojcicki should use their giant megaphones to widely promote it — and yes, even if it means alienating some of their users.
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In Ashley Fure's "Filament," which has its premiere on Thursday in the Philharmonic's season-opening gala — the first under its new music director, Jaap van Zweden — singers are spread throughout David Geffen Hall, armed with bespoke megaphones that create body-shaking sounds.
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Orchestrated by a group called Super Happy Fun America, the straight pride parade was touted as a playful exercise in free speech and came with all the trappings: far-right rhetoric blasted from megaphones, white nationalist paraphernalia, and signs celebrating Trump's border wall.
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Outside, hundreds of demonstrators were chanting, singing, shouting through megaphones, and holding signs — urging the Court's eight justices to let the Obama administration go through with its plans to allow 20123 million unauthorized immigrants to apply for protection from deportation and work permits.
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It says: In a toilet at a swimming pool in Ashfield, I shot up for the first time in six weeks, to the sound of children splashing and cheering, and teachers with megaphones trying to keep control on a 38-degree [100-degree] day.
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Islam said his job was to keep watch at night and if he saw an elephant to call team members on duty in other watch-towers who would come to help drive the elephant out of the camp using megaphones and a high-powered search light.
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Step outside the Beltway or quit listening to the media megaphones on the two coasts, and you'll find that the anti-Trump #Resistance is no closer to taking him down than in 2016, when Donald Trump won 63 million votes en route to the White House.
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Overseeing it all musically has been Simon Halsey, one of the world's leading choral directors, and a team of 25 conductors working beneath him who are allowed to shout, and sometimes sing, their instructions through cone-shaped megaphones whenever more traditional maestro hand gestures seem insufficient.
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According to Elevator Music: A Surreal History, by its heyday in the 23s and 280s, muzak was everywhere: trickling out of megaphones at a Nixon inauguration, calming cattle in slaughterhouses and astronauts on their way to the moon, keeping missile operators awake and alert in underground nuclear silos.
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"The problem we face now is that there are very large megaphones at the disposal of people who are promoting their own special interests in the guise of scientific facts," said Myron Ebell, the director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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Day can just hear Pepper and Luca climbing up onto a tabletop at such a party and screaming out (they'd have to scream through megaphones as you're envisioning a gathering that'd fill Rome's Coliseum many times over): Hello everyone, it's great to see you all, you homely beasts and wenches. Send.
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But Issa and his successors, by virtue of right-wing-media megaphones like Fox News (which was in its infancy during the Clinton years) and Breitbart, were able to conduct investigations as a kind of post-truth theater, where proving charges was less important than making them, loudly and repeatedly.
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Several people with knowledge of the dynamics at Breitbart said that Mr. Bannon had lost the confidence of executives and writers who had been fiercely loyal to him as he helped transform the website from a scrappy start-up to one of the biggest and most antagonistic megaphones on the right.
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MIAMI — On one side of a corner in East Little Havana, a block from the theater where President Trump would speak later in the day, stood supporters of the president, some of them dressed in red, white and blue, and blaring into megaphones about the perils of doing business with communists.
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While Jordan is still a bit extra (megaphones aren't necessary when speaking to like, 15 people) and unwilling to share the spotlight (she amends the company logo to include a teensy tiny circle that says "& Associates" to celebrate April's promotion), she ends the film as a friend and mentor to Rae's character.
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Thousands of people came to rally and chant; protesters held up signs; paraded a blocklong inflatable joint down the street; parents brought their kids along for the spectacle; people got in shouting matches over megaphones; and, as with any political event where cameras might be present, the Westboro Baptist Church was there.
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And Ms. Fure had sent me a note to emphasize one point: Though elements of the piece, especially the sounds of the choristers who sing and whisper through radial megaphones while scattered around the hall, sound almost improvised, actually every detail had been learned and practiced during a long period of rehearsal.
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While Twitter, Facebook and Instagram have become largely promotional megaphones for the singer (outside of a few sly surprises), she has posted more than 100 times on her Tumblr since October, often re-blogging content from Swifties and adding her own commentary (typically including their first name and a string of excited emojis).
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The "Can you hear corn?" sign posted near the corn megaphones acknowledges this doubt without quelling it; internet searches on the question reveal that corn plants do indeed make a cracking sound, but that it only occurs during a specific growth stage and is easiest to detect through time-lapse audio recordings.
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One driver in a passing white Prius honked and pumped her fists in enthusiastic solidarity for a message most likely unknown to the supporter, yet understood through the aesthetics of protest demonstrated by the megaphones affixed to the sculpture, the amplifiers positioned towards the road, and the cluster of participants gathered around the platform.
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The conspiracy theorists were relying on these new algorithmic amplifications, megaphones, the ease of connecting with each other to spread their message, and ISIS was building a virtual caliphate, which, both things at the time, were largely being run completely undisturbed because nobody could convince the social platforms that this was worth our time.
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The biggest conservative megaphones — aside from the president — are Charlie Kirk (7.8 million interactions) and Donald Trump Jr. (2.4m) The volume of tweets is an important variable to consider: Trump: 9.1 tweets per day Ocasio-Cortez: 7.2 Harris: 10.5 Obama: 0.4 CNN: 136 Two notes about the data: Not listed is Fox News, which has boycotted Twitter since November.
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There have been a number of deaths related to selfie challenges lately and we'd really prefer you enjoy rather than kill yourselves!!!) And while we may not always be 100% comfortable about the views you're espousing on campus, or via Club equipment (NB: We have another shipment of 200M Wi-Fi enabled megaphones arriving Wednesday so get gargling
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When a new wave of progressive Democrats with Twitter megaphones and massive followings entered the House this year, it came as no surprise to Pelosi's supporters that she was able to quickly win them over as allies and forge powerful political relationships, even landing on the cover of Rolling Stone smiling alongside the leaders of the new Democratic House resistance.
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In 280, Operation Save America picked Montgomery as the site of their 2015 national event, an annual protest that calls on antis from across the country to descend on one town, one abortion clinic, and spend a week camped out front—spouting vitriol into megaphones, raining down judgment, waving gruesome signs, and doing everything they can to shame and condemn women.
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Anywhere else in the city, a hub of transit and commerce about ten miles north of the Guatemalan border, there would be no mistaking that you were in Latin America: The open colonial plaza, with its splaying palms and marimba players, men with megaphones announcing Jesus, and women hawking woven trinkets and small bags of cut fruit suggested as much.
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While many, including Dorsey, seem to fear that striking Jones down from media platforms will only make him more powerful, media manipulation research lead Joan Donovan at the research institute Data & Society tells The Verge that throughout her work, she has observed the opposite: once you remove the biggest megaphones from bad actors, their power diminishes and their ability to attract larger audiences and sow disinformation decreases.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE is dramatically testing the limits of Twitter's policies against violence as he threatens Iran using one of the most powerful megaphones in the world: his Twitter account.
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In contrast, the front of the People's March was led by youth representatives of some of the communities hardest hit by climate change and environmental racism: Uprose, a Brooklyn-based group that helps retrofit communities likely to be hard-hit by climate change-related flooding (among its myriad other efforts); delegates of Sunrise Ceremony Native / Indigenous Women; and several organizations local to DC. They carried signs, danced, and yelled chants into megaphones at the top of their lungs.
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