PEOPLE HAVE BEEN MEETING ON SOCIAL NETWORKS SINCE SOCIAL NETWORKS CAME INTO EXISTENCE.
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But, it's basically a daily newsletter about social networks, focused on social networks and democracy.
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"What I started to find was that social networks were anti-social networks," the musician says.
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Social Networks: Trust and Verify Conventional wisdom suggests that social networks will hasten the demise of the association.
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It's difficult to get jazzed about smartphones and social networks when smartphones and social networks might be ruining the world.
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The new social networks are largely used on smartphones — a transition that established social networks like Facebook are trying to make.
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Unlike well-known public social networks like Twitter or Facebook, Galaxia lets you create miniature private social networks open only to invitees.
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All social networks contain vitriol and bigotry, but not all social networks are equally associated with these things in the public imagination.
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The paper found that people with large or even average social networks lived longer than people who had very small social networks.
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Instead of moderating content directly, the regulator in charge of social networks would tell Facebook and other social networks a list of objectives.
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According to a 2016 study by PRRI (Public Religion Research Institute), 91% of white Americans' social networks are white and 83% of black Americans' social networks are black.
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Breaking WeChat's Grip on China's Social Networks ($) Would you believe that there's more competition among social networks in an authoritarian dictatorship than there is here in our capitalist paradise?
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Online harassment is a big problem for social networks, so bad that social networks like Facebook and Twitter have teams dedicated to fighting the uphill battle of proactively stopping online abuse.
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The preview shows up and expires from various social networks.
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And be careful of what you post on social networks.
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Insults, slurs and racist comments proliferate today on social networks.
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We literally write about social networks and democracy every day.
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The incitement in the social networks is moving the murders.
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Internet access and social networks have given consumers more options.
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IS THERE A PLACE FOR SOCIAL NETWORKS IN YOUR COMPANY?
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The target market is dating apps, marketplaces, and social networks.
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We willingly sacrifice it, often for popularity on social networks.
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I have been slandered by the media and social networks.
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Here's a few good examples of private, paid social networks.
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Within hours, outraged messages tagged #BanCocaCola flooded Ukrainian social networks.
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Mark Warner's detailed proposal for regulating social networks or Sen.
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Predictably, even social networks' moderation policies became targets for propagandizing.
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They also will appear in paid search across social networks.
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So I can post photos and videos to social networks.
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For example, disinformation has spread on social networks about Myanmar.
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We've seen Facebook steamroll several social networks over the years.
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Microsoft hasn't typically been adept at creating social networks, though.
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Messaging apps now have more active users than social networks.
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Other group portraits of downtown New York social networks followed.
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Maybe we're approaching a similar tipping point with social networks.
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And that's true with smartphones, social networks and search engines.
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Notification spam ruins social networks, diluting the real human interaction.
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The aggregators are now the search engines, the social networks.
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Such are the social networks' powers in the travel industry.
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On social networks, every news story comes to you predigested.
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Most of the players reach out independently on social networks.
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"We don't even need the social networks anymore," he said.
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People often don't have stable housing, social networks or jobs.
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Instagram's concept was simpler than those of competing social networks.
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Then he asked if she had profile on social networks.
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Facebook: Why aren't social networks connecting people with real names?
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Recent research doesn't quite let social networks off the hook.
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How many social networks can we expect Google to save?
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Our garden plants evolved as members of diverse social networks.
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Inventors of social networks dreamed of the internet's democratic potential.
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Really, Facebook is just the Fox News of social networks.
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Social networks are under pressure to better protect user data.
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It felt like a lot of social networks could coexist.
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And social networks simply provide another way to propel falsehoods.
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Social networks are under pressure to better protect user data.
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So far, federated social networks have only gained fringe acceptance.
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Facebook proves that social networks do not always have short lifespans, but there remains the persistent concern—present in many real-life social networks too—that someone newer and cooler is going to come along.
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"The core thesis in 2007 was that if you looked at pre-2007 social networks, there were 'social networks' that were social, and basically everything else was not social," Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg tells me.
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That's because people on social networks write much as they speak.
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Twitter and other social networks already have this stuff figured out.
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Social networks, though, have since colonized the web for television's values.
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We're not going to abandon our cell phones or social networks.
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The name of the law translates to 'Enforcement on Social Networks'.
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Famously, both social networks have built out their own cloud infrastructure.
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Characters instead rely on their reputation scores on various social networks.
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This month has seen several high-profile outages among social networks.
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In other words, as social networks become bigger, content becomes garbage.
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There's strong evidence to suggest happiness is contagious in social networks.
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Their technology puts banks where their customers are — on social networks.
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Online social networks obviously pose some novel legal and regulatory issues.
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The ban would cover social networks as well as traditional media.
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Why can't the good guys use social networks to spread ideas?
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It ought to give pause to other social networks, as well.
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Those without family or dependable social networks are the most susceptible.
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How do we keep social networks from being overwhelmed by disinformation?
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Earlier this year, messaging apps passed social networks in active users.
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Or the social networks who aren't policing the content fast enough?
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Twitter may be the most stagnant of the big social networks.
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Big companies use Synthesio to get better at using social networks.
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On social networks, these algorithms are optimized primarily to drive engagement.
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" Doerr, confused by the change of subject, interrupted, "On social networks?
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Last year, I wrote that social networks were no longer social.
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In other words, many teens feel lonely on those social networks.
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Graph databases can be useful beyond social networks and dating apps.
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But bad things will continue to unfold on all social networks.
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Social networks, like banks, rely on confidence to survive and thrive.
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Kinefuchi-san used original illustrations culled from Kuvshinov's various social networks.
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In 2014, display advertisers started concentrating on large, walled, social networks.
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Social networks like Facebook are no big deal for graph theory.
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Not just executives at social networks like Facebook, Reddit and Twitter.
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That differentiation of platforms — search engines, social networks, vending websites, etc.
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People who would otherwise be using social networks for dodgy clients.
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What websites, blogs and social networks are blocked in your school?
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But on social networks this element of surprise is not there.
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They didn't change their social networks in the process of growing.
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But Facebook and other social networks are inherently designed for virality.
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Social networks and sites like Rotten Tomatoes have empowered the masses.
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How are you going to interact with people without social networks?
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On social networks, some protesters said Mr. Macron's offer fell short.
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Strong church communities reinforce values and provide social networks for parents.
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Content farms and social networks aren't that different at this point.
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The relationship between social networks and democracy is dynamic and unpredictable.
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And it is these social networks that make plantings so resilient.
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Instagram, Twitter, and other social networks rely heavily on AI, too.
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From the start, Snapchat approached news differently from other social networks.
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We flocked to smartphones, app stores, social networks and cloud storage.
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The Russians obviously used the tools of social networks really well.
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We're social animals and formed social networks long before social media.
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Some of the protesters broadcast the rally live on social networks.
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Both social networks are growing, but Snapchat has caught up fast.
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Trust me, especially right now, I love the idea of having my data sort of siloed away from as many social networks as possible, because of what we're seeing going on right now with social networks.
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You would think that social networks are more or less "done" now.
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A fan tumblr claims their career goals are set beyond social networks.
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If you consider social networks as structures of affect, you can reframe
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In response, law enforcement bodies now constantly monitor social networks for leads.
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User-imported data from other social networks could also have been taken.
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Presumably, Wikitribune articles will be shared on Facebook and other social networks.
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This is the drawback of using social networks and other online services.
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Likewise, it would be wrong to dismiss the impact of social networks.
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People are getting tired of general purpose social networks, such as Facebook.
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In recent years, social networks like Mastodon have resembled pop-up restaurants.
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The big social networks have done much to contribute to this confusion.
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Without social networks, she became the first "influencer": the "influencer" of God.
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As a bonus, they'll discuss how to spot misinformation on social networks.
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It's the stuff buried within apps, social networks and single-page architectures.
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One of the key pillars of social networks is the broadcasting feature.
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Most social networks are now publicly traded companies — they're always chasing growth.
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Need to post content to multiple social networks at the same time?
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Other social networks want to block this sort of data scraping altogether.
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Her criticism was amply echoed in Portuguese media and on social networks.
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The new features it adds are often imported from other social networks.
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These days, that community centers around the abuser's job or social networks.
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Questions about the unintended consequences of social networks pervaded this year's event.
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We can, and should, decentralize our email, our messaging, our social networks.
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Students who rally supporters through social networks, reject alliances with political parties.
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It's not about your phone number, it's not about your social networks.
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And a new bill wants to prevent social networks from exploiting us.
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Livingston believes that together, non-Facebook social networks have a billion users.
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Augmented reality makes social networks increasingly about the physical world around us.
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Caixabank recently launched ImaginBank, accessible only through mobile apps and social networks.
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You know, I think social networks should potentially come with warning signs.
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For other apps and social networks, LGBT-themed pride is more integrated.
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What else should internet platforms and social networks be doing going forward?
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Too often, existing social networks just don't offer that sort of quality.
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"These are internet affirmations on social networks," Josegrei told a news conference.
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There are already many VR social networks in various stages of development.
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Social networks took over from RSS because they were simply better feeds.
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One is that you shouldn't abandon your friends, relatives, and social networks.
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Meetup, founded in 2002, was one of the first IRL social networks.
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In a way, the app is only riding on other social networks.
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Those ideas took off on Twitter as well as other social networks.
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It is a plague that can cripple individuals, families, and social networks.
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According to recent figures, only one in four people trust social networks.
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The social networks need to be regulated as other media are regulated.
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File hosts and social networks are governed by individual terms of service.
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I've written about the privacy minefields of Facebook and other social networks.
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And here's what I realized after forgetting about all those "social" networks.
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Bonga Biashara will build on this use of social networks for commerce.
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Most Facebook accounts are closely linked to users' real-life social networks.
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He went on to start one of the earliest social networks, SocialNet.
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Social networks, after all, are not extensions of the United States government.
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I don't think people should be avoiding social networks because, what next?!
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In Sri Lanka, social networks are the main communication tool for many.
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Social networks preferred to use algorithms instead, but these are easily gamed.
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Other social networks have run into similar issues with illegal weapons sales.
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For younger generations, online games like Fortnite are the best social networks.
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To be an informed citizen, Americans need to use these social networks.
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The trolls had flooded social networks, spouting racist, misogynistic, and reactionary rhetoric.
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You see it on the streets, you see it on social networks.
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Social networks When Facebook began in 2004, it focused on connecting people.
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They mostly rely on social networks' established work in the identity space.
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What do you think happens on social networks now that's a problem?
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A major software company acquires one of the world's largest social networks.
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Other social networks seem way easier when you compare them to Facebook.
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Social networks want to sell you stuff, so they gather your data.
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That's really what the social networks were doing is monetizing your data.
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Print moved through established social networks and allowed those networks to expand.
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Without new user-generated content, Facebook could easily collapse like the social networks that came before it: Myspace, Friendster, LiveJournal, and plenty of other social networks have horrifically fallen from grace because users took their original content elsewhere.
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And it goes to the heart of social networks' role in creating a polarized, destabilized electorate: One of the biggest issues social networks face is that, when left unchecked, people will engage disproportionately with more sensationalist and provocative content.
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I think there will come a time, some years in the future, when we're going to look back on social networks today, and what we were doing to ourselves, the harm we were doing to ourselves with social networks.
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They get saved as MOV files, which should work on most social networks.
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Yeah, here's one weird one, I would gladly fund social networks all day.
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Just as with AIDS, people are losing large portions of their social networks.
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We're also seeing some upstarts focused on creating social networks for interest groups.
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Even lay citizens today are familiar with misinformation and clickbait on social networks.
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I try to stay off social networks and stay engulfed in my kids.
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"Social networks have always been competitors," Chief Executive Officer Joey Levin told Reuters.
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Those users would be migrating to other social networks, including Instagram and Snapchat.
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Why is Facebook admitting that social networks can be bad for our health?
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Three-quarters of whites have entirely white social networks without any minority presence.
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Backstrom got his PhD from Cornell where he studied how social networks evolve.
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Companies that aren't traditional social networks still have systems for scrubbing objectionable content.
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This button also allows players to easily post their media onto social networks.
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SOCIAL networks were once thought to be little more than a passing fancy.
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And like flipping a switch, #DeleteUber is back blazing up the social networks.
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There was no internet; there weren't social networks or international live TV broadcasts.
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Meanwhile, bad actors can just hop between social networks to spread problematic posts.
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He's a loner, ostracized by the key social networks among which he operates.
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In the future, StubHub plans to incorporate phone numbers and other social networks.
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They essentially become social networks — except they're set up for meeting new people.
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"Everyone's on social networks," says Hashino, who's also a director at Atlus itself.
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Social networks now want to direct you to other parts of the service.
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Social networks that haven't become too big still have an opportunity to pivot.
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Established social networks such as Facebook and WhatsApp proved too entrenched to dislodge.
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That would cover Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and most other well-known social networks.
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"You have to find entirely new social networks in your life," said Taylor.
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After watching other social networks get rich off of video, Twitter's tuning in.
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The advisory also applies to other social networks like Twitter and Google's YouTube.
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Ad-driven social networks need massive scale, which usually comes from international domination.
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But are you familiar with other right-wing social networks, such as Seen.
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Unlike other social networks, Lego Life doesn't depend entirely on user-generated content.
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Is it a broader problem about how social networks spread disinformation and extremism?
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In the social-media department he created fake profiles on Russian social networks.
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But social networks can't hide harassment under the "free speech" label any longer.
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And social networks can't go soft on harassment for fear of losing users.
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Social networks are often accused of making us more isolated behind our screens.
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The actress was delighted that her projects received positive feedback on social networks.
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Social networks are already doing their part in the relief efforts for Harvey.
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I'm grateful to everyone who helps me understand social networks better every day.
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Maybe he just wanted to understand youth culture by experiencing new social networks.
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But that's largely because social networks have become the center of the action.
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The text screenshots are taken from actual chats with friends on social networks.
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Run your ad campaigns on popular social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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Discussion has instead shifted to other, larger social networks, like Facebook and Twitter.
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Then social networks became a great way to address messages to voters directly.
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Previously, social networks were focused around users' lives, their devices and their friends.
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Many newsrooms already utilize crowdsourcing tools and social networks to monitor news trends.
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With Twitter's NFL deal, social networks can take on traditional broadcasters at last
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There were other arguments that quickly emerged online in defense of social networks.
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Remote synchronization jibes with findings about real-world networks, such as social networks.
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Launched in 2003, LinkedIn is one of the oldest social networks still online.
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Social networks, too, are platforms: they bring together consumers, advertisers and software developers.
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Merkel has raised the idea of a code of conduct for social networks.
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It's worth noting that some social networks do already let users export data.
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"We must increase the pressure on social networks," Maas said in a statement.
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Yes, it's maddening — the standards and judgments at social networks do keep shifting.
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But what Snap does seems fundamentally different from social networks of the past.
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For instance, social networks have to display who is paying for those campaigns.
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Most people now spend their time on social networks and other walled gardens.
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That could put it more directly in competition with social networks like Facebook.
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There is a differentiator with Wishbone compared to other social networks, Jones said.
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Social networks built on public status markers are now starting to hide them.
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But Day One differs from social networks in one key way: It's unsocial.
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The three largest social networks -- Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger -- all belong to Facebook.
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Silly social networks, dumb photo filter apps, yet another delivery service for millennials.
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Both of these social networks have their own versions of Snapchat's "story" feature.
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They use social networks like Instagram and all other new ways of communication.
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Christakis explores the properties of social networks by creating temporary artificial societies online.
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Meanwhile, the video and manifesto continue to travel across non-mainstream social networks.
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As Farhad Manjoo writes, Snapchat has quietly changed how people perceive social networks.
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We had met through Hinge, a dating app that relies on social networks.
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Generally, apps have offloaded the identity problem to Facebook and other social networks.
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Social networks consolidated and expanded globally, bringing new anxieties over their political power.
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"With artists, their social networks aren't what they used to be," he said.
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The first salvo is that technology, including "smartphones and social networks" is addictive.
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Everyone was downloading it and filling up other social networks talking about it.
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People increasingly live their lives transparently, sharing their daily activities across social networks.
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People knew that Russia was using social networks long before the 2016 election.
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Casey: Those are just little popup social networks that disappear in five minutes.
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Future research could also delve more deeply into excessive users across different social networks.
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In contrast to some other social networks we might mention, trolling was actively discouraged.
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And I don't know if she experienced that on other social networks as well.
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It also underscores the increasingly pervasive role social networks are playing in corporate initiatives.
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They communicate with each other through social networks and apps on their mobile phones.
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They're a constant reminder of the status hierarchies that have emerged from social networks.
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Different social networks fit these needs differently, but we'll cover them all broadly here.
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These documents, arguably, highlight the stark, remaining need for human moderators on social networks.
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"Social networks are basically graphs which have no weight to their edges," he said.
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There are assuredly flaws in how the major social networks, including Facebook, moderate speech.
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Social networks have an important role to play in reducing the spread of terrorism.
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More generally, many VR social networks let people hang around and watch videos together.
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The group had to take a two-day course on social networks last year.
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It extends beyond social networks; Google scans every Gmail user's account for child porn.
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Though small social networks have proven indispensable to some, they also come with risks.
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The transmission of viral joy, gratitude, sharing and kindness collectively strengthen our social networks.
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Piggybacking on the social networks that existed in order to create a critical mass.
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You take a rather dim view of the big social networks, Facebook in particular.
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Well, I think that inside companies, social networks can create more transparency and trust.
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Instagram is one of the last social networks permitted by the country's internet censors.
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In many respects, this is kind of the story of very large social networks.
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And like the big social networks, these apps do collect data about their users.
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This content can then be shared out to other social networks, the CEO notes.
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Looking at these social networks, social network analysis is actually the foundation of Rappler.
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As Facebook and Twitter grew into prominence, information started to propagate via social networks.
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This is comical since the two social networks are barely in the same arena.
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LinkedIn hasn't been known as the fastest moving of social networks over the years.
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Photos and videos can then be shared to social networks via the smartphone app.
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While writing extensively on growth and social networks, Elman is fundamentally a product guy.
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That's a lot of people, but it pales in comparison to other social networks.
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But social networks are powerful enough that, in this case, Republicans intend to intervene.
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Public tweets are often embedded on blogs, other social networks and on news websites.
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For most of their history, the big social networks have been dismissed as toys.
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Things spread through social networks because they are appealing, not because they are true.
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In 2014 and 2015, Turkey cut access to social networks prior to local elections.
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Protecting your privacy is important across all social networks and Instagram is no exception.
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And that vision is what might differentiate Yubo from other social networks out there.
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Similar trending features have caused headaches for other social networks, like YouTube and Twitter.
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Russia is one of these few countries where local, social networks are very popular.
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Download Sticky AI and start having a little more fun with your social networks.
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Conversely, participating in "real world" social networks can have a positive effect on health.
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Because most people today get their news from social networks, this is deeply troubling.
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Traditionally, the social networks have worked in concert when deplatforming figures such as Benjamin.
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But plenty of successful social networks once sounded like terrible ideas, Davison points out.
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Both other social networks have included a prompt to register in the news feeds.
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Project September images can also be shared on Instagram, Pinterest and other social networks.
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Another challenge for social networks are GDPR provisions mandating how companies must obtain permissions.
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Most big social networks are fun to use but tough to turn into businesses.
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Debating is at the core of a robust society — as are online social networks.
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It has all of these things you'd find in social networks or communication products.
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Access to markets is not simply about physical infrastructure, but also about social networks.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany plans a new law calling for social networks like Facebook (FB.
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Today, social networks allow professionals to share evidence of skills and competencies at scale.
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In the same way, social networks should identify their users or keep them out.
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The social networks have been treated as internet platforms without responsibility for their content.
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You can also share the edited image across other social networks or messaging apps.
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Even other social networks, like Facebook, reaped the benefit of news breaking on Twitter.
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We went from the social networks to the streets, and from anger we organized.
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The public outing of protestors on social networks is a chilling and silencing device.
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Data from other social networks could also be brought in to even things out.
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Make it possible for users on competing social networks to communicate with one another.
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But it's grown into one of the most popular social networks in the world.
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Social networks also have to say how much money they receive for those campaigns.
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Blockchain-based decentralized social networks sound nice but may be impossible to spin up.
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Social networks are now critical to how the public consumes and shares the news.
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Instagram's CEO is managing one of the world's biggest social networks from his garage.
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Like more traditional social networks, Zoom now faces concerns about privacy and online harassment.
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One ranking shows WhatsApp and YouTube as the internet's top social networks after Facebook.
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No. I'm not in favor of all our smartphones and social networks going dark.
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The overwhelming Roman response to the degradation is to share memes on social networks.
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Social networks and content farms are both trying to create more insularity in 2016.
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They move in and out of social networks as people discover or rediscover them.
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When they're not invading our social networks and changing elections, they're excellent at doping.
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Social networks treat frequent, single-topic posting as a sign of an automated campaign.
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Oddly, what remains feels more social than social networks have in a long time.
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Section 230 covers vast numbers of websites and services, not just big social networks.
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And to think people said that American social networks never make it in China!
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This means the company can't moderate content on the service like social networks can.
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Politics and policy • Republicans, distrustful of mainstream social networks, have created their own apps.
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This is why the social networks should halt sales of political campaign ads now.
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Everyone thought all they cared about was Wi-Fi, social networks, pictures and parties.
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Curated social networks like Instagram create standards unattainable by nearly everyone in real life.
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In the same way HBO differentiated from broadcast, we are differentiated from social networks.
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The hashtag is ubiquitous on social networks today, but it was born on Twitter.
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That will help it compete more directly with other social networks such as Facebook.
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Political pressure on social networks will increase as the November 2020 presidential election approaches.
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Most social networks don't let you control whether or not someone replies to you.
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It's increasingly showing up on apps and online, including social networks such as Facebook.
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Greenfield said researchers consider relationships with neighbors an overlooked slice of people's social networks.
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I wonder if this is a problem that social networks can ever really fix.
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He described a situation in which three social networks launch but prioritize different challenges.
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Broader dissent is largely stifled through the control of news media and social networks.
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On my phone, I find much of it via links posted on social networks.
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In 2016, we will honor all social networks, new and old as functioning graveyards.
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It called on social networks to do more to protect elections from foreign meddling.
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After that awareness has been spreading by word of mouth via refugees' own social networks.
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Maybe one for finances, one for business, one for social networks and another for music.
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Squad makes those experiences social — including the "social" networks we often scroll through in isolation.
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However, Facebook and other social networks should start with time-outs before banning users outright.
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All of the data is shareable to social networks, too, for the ultimate bragging rights.
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International growth drives the ubiquity that leads to network effect, making social networks more sticky.
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Without any apps, you can upload to social networks, or to Microsoft's OneDrive cloud service.
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Here's the argument: In social networks, you have different links — or ties — to other people.
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The backlash is real, and it's a good opportunity for smaller, more focused social networks.
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Task: posting comments at profile sites on the Internet, writing thematic posts, blogs, social networks.
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The real bias of social networks, as Mark Zuckerberg has acknowledged, is toward the extremes.
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Reining in the political role of social networks would seem to be in his wheelhouse.
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And what would it tell us about the state of political discourse on social networks?
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There are many legitimate questions about the effects of big social networks on our democracy.
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"It's more about social networks than social media," Gellin, of the Sabin Vaccine Institute, said.
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There continues to be no evidence that social networks are routinely suppressing mainstream conservative viewpoints.
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Crime statistics are mined for patterns, and victims of violence are mapped in social networks.
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Creator monetization has been a slow-going evolution on many of the major social networks.
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None of this is to suggest that social networks deserve the benefit of the doubt.
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Instead of intermittently blocking access to social networks, Sri Lanka could always try ... regulating them?
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Others have started to build blockchain-based social networks that pay users who contribute content.
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These could be shared directly from Spotify to social networks and various messaging apps, too.
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Like Apple's Live Photos, they're cute and fun and not well-supported on social networks.
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Twitter's numbers remain surprisingly low compared to other social networks — particular ones owned by Facebook.
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Social media influencers are amassing enormous followings on social networks that stodgy brands can't match.
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This can be done by integrating social networks and more direct democracy into the system.
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Friend lists aren't a new idea — and at most social networks, they have not succeeded.
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Switchboard's Cloud lets broadcaster publish to Twitter and Periscope, as well as other social networks.
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Some social networks, like Facebook Messenger and Snapchat, also highlight the strength of the connection.
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But on today's social networks, the harassers and trolls and extremists can come to you.
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One question hanging over all this is whether social networks good or bad for democracy.
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That goes for planes, it goes for cars, and it even goes for social networks.
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The company encourages users to share their clips on social networks, like YouTube or Facebook.
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What children don't have access to is social networks like Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Of course it's blowing up on social networks, and of course people are taking sides.
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Social networks already bombard us constantly with awful content that makes us sad or angry.
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Social networks have increasingly been seeking partnerships with digital creators and their built-in audiences.
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From there, you can follow a subject or share the item on other social networks.
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That's right, social media glitches have embarrassed two of the world's premier social networks lately.
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The ever-present nature of social networks has made this World Cup truly feel global.
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Over the weekend, a British parliamentary committee recommended imposing much stricter guidelines on social networks.
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Instead, he said, everything from memes to tech companies can "piggyback" on existing social networks.
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Snap's flash is fading fast in the heated race among social networks to add users.
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Meet Yubo, a French startup that wants to make social networks a bit more… social.
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The same opaque exchange occurs on social networks like Facebook, online search and online journalism.
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Perhaps this is why social networks like Facebook and Twitter are racing to incorporate video.
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It encourages big companies to share stories and talk with their customers on social networks.
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In point of fact, guns magnify the violence of their users, as do social networks.
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The family claims the social networks were negligent by allowing ISIS to post beheading videos.
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Many teenagers now spend more time on smartphones sending instant messages than perusing social networks.
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"There's been a kind of fraying of social networks to some degree," says Dr. Vinson.
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Social networks that are smaller are much easier to control, and we need more control.
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While more than one-third (39 percent) reckon they are wasting time on social networks.
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The internet of the '60s and '70s was the social networks among sent-down youth.
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Second, Bibi was everywhere on television and on social networks — Twitter, Facebook and Israeli websites.
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Social networks allow associations to convert members into marketers who use and share credentials publicly.
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Israel says anti-Israeli incitement by Palestinian officials and on social networks have stoked attacks.
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So would you say that the social networks are the new opium of the people?
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In a recent note, Barclays said that GDPR is likely going to impact social networks.
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When seeking information they can trust, parents often turn to their social networks and peers.
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Fast-forward to the era when Myspace, Facebook and other social networks were starting out.
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There are variations on these friend-and-family scams on Twitter and other social networks.
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Social networks walk a fine line between being a useful tool and a crippling addiction.
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Finally, like most creative social networks, there are more people watching streams than YouNow creators.
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Both social networks want you to share more of your personal lives on their apps.
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The rest is information from social networks in the country and high frequency opinion polls.
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Generate buzz through blog posts, social networks and paid marketing such as Facebook and AdWords.
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Americas aren't just becoming busier; they're also trying to find connection within fraying social networks.
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It hasn't suffered a massive user data breach like LinkedIn, Twitter and other social networks.
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Sometimes, what's happening on social networks affects, in real time, the questions asked on stage.
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The civic web leverages face-to-face social networks and emphasizes long-term relationship building.
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Decades of other research concurs that people are influenced by their peers and social networks.
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Miitomo relies on your social networks — Facebook and Twitter, specifically — to help you find friends.
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This was done to avoid detection by social networks, two of the former employees said.
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Conversely, researchers have found that robust social networks and interactions improve health for older adults.
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" However, she said she found extremely shocking "what is happening on social networks around it.
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This behavior goes beyond the celebrity gossip world and can be observed across social networks.
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Then the programs build social networks around the families to help them achieve their goals.
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OK, so should we be avoiding social networks or limiting what we disclose to them?
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And these neighborhoods ended up being the basis for how we form our social networks.
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Humans formed social networks long before social media, so why not put them to use?
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But false claims have continued to spread on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and other social networks.
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The clip was quickly copied from her page and still appears on other social networks.
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Tech services and social networks have long touted their role as defenders of free speech.
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Now, eight years later, MuslimGirl has tens of thousands of followers across its social networks.
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There are rallies, classrooms, social networks, publishing spaces, sweat lodges, churches, bars, theatres, dinner parties.
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Black and white job seekers receive job leads from their social networks at similar rates.
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But the group moved on to encrypted social networks like Telegram, the encrypted chat platform.
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The arrangement largely sidesteps social networks, but relies on agreements with another huge partner: Amazon.
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Cities bring people together in complex social networks which, when activated, can help save lives.
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So they relied on social networks to reach out to people for places to stay.
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Even smaller social networks like Medium, a blog-posting service, have rolled out similar offerings.
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Yet it had to compete with entrenched social networks, like WeChat, and gained little traction.
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We chose to test how moral and emotional concepts spread by studying online social networks.
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These social networks need to clean up their act if they want to stay relevant.
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We'll tell you what to expect — and how to spot misinformation on social networks yourself.
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They've responded with the digital ease born of growing up with smartphones and social networks.
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Hotels will also establish advisory groups and internal social networks for employees to share ideas.
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Twitter will pay five people to develop standards for "decentralized" social networks, Dorsey tweeted Wednesday.
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It's doing so with the high volume of videos social networks see day after day.
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Social networks are about people in the same way that sporting events are about sports.
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They're a part of social networks right now, so their friends are much more important.
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Lo would argue that social networks and their algorithms have changed our understanding of ourselves.
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These communities were based on forums — the now-outdated web technology that preceded social networks.
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And it's all happening on these social networks that really incentivize nasty behavior from us.
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Not to mention ad hoc social networks people construct with tools like WhatsApp and iMessage.
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The polarization element has been a knock on these social networks for a long time.
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Notable: Despite the popularity of social networks, only 2820% prefer to communicate on social media platforms.
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As social networks continue to mature, they increasingly take on roles they may not have anticipated.
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Here's the question lingering in the air: How should social networks grapple with their civic impact?
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Facebook routinely cooperates with other social networks to pass each other information and synchronize take-downs.
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Verifying with a phone number is a common practice for authenticating accounts across social networks, however.
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We made a clutch of three short films and posted them on the artists' social networks.
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That includes data portability and interoperability rules that could make it easier to switch social networks.
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In the mid-22000s, social networks split the market into categories of active and passive candidates.
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These semi-elite social networks tend to feel like carbon copies of more popular, public apps.
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They have information on loyalty cards, social networks, purchase data, browsing habits — an ocean of information.
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All three social networks have seen their user bases grow substantially over the last three years.
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The big social networks have always really been broadcasters whose most valuable asset is your time.
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Some people believe that social networks use something called a "shadowban" to quietly silence an account.
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Likewise, many women with trans experience don't "pass" and are ostracised and excluded from social networks.
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Since the election, though, it's become a popular buzzword and a major issue for social networks.
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Social networks and online marketplaces have long been hubs of illegal activity, including exotic animal trafficking.
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It's no wonder that harassment of Maza has only increased since then, proliferating across social networks.
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It's also about offering companies access to live social networks through application programming interfaces, or APIs.
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Was there a moment when your feelings about social networks and their responsibilities started to change?
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Back then, social networks were in their nascent stage and Zuckerberg was still in high school.
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He was the founding COO of Tala and founder of the social networks Dogster and Catster.
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Recently, the Thai government has put pressure on social networks themselves to clean up illegal content.
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Social networks thrive on network effects: people want to be there because everyone else is there.
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An entire generation of social networks grew since the forum launched: MySpace, Friendster, Facebook, and Twitter.
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"This is a hard nut to crack, in part because social networks are dynamic," Stein says.
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Part of the fun of social networks is the idea that you're sharing with the world.
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That will give us real-world data, with which we can inform our simulated social networks.
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The software can also integrate with the students' social networks and calendar to suggest study times.
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When you think of the existing kind of social networks, they're really networks, they're not utilities.
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The first problem applies to all social networks with "smart" algorithmic feeds that optimize for engagement.
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Rubin acknowledged that the company is growing more slowly than other social networks at their peak.
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But the unchecked growth of social networks has had serious consequences around the world, he said.
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Even putting aside the higher salaries found abroad, spouses and social networks there are powerful anchors.
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These stories and incendiary posts bounce between social networks, including Facebook, its subsidiary Instagram, and Twitter.
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They included VKontakte (VK) and Odnoklassniki, the two most widely used social networks in Ukraine; Mail.
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The main difference from the popular social networks is the lack of a continuous social feed.
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The service seemed to be designed to replicate influencers using social networks like Instagram and Pinterest.
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Today's technology runs on a string of closed networks — app stores, social networks, and algorithmic feeds.
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Through its growth it has laid out a tough standard for other social networks and services.
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The paper outlines a comprehensive regulatory regime that would touch virtually every aspect of social networks.
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Share your battle Social networks function as an audience to cheer you on and offer advice.
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"In social networks, the image of a terrifying woman is circulating," add investigators, in a statement.
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Facebook Out of all the social networks you're on, Facebook has the most extensive privacy controls.
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He invests in entrepreneurs building social networks and platforms, mobile apps, new media and connected devices.
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Some referred to a study that asserted that closing down social networks led to more violence.
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It was a big break from Tencent's very PC-era social networks and online gaming empire.
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Still, all automobiles need far more precision engineering than search engines, social networks or even smartphones.
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And those marvelous, convenient and addictive mobile phones and social networks are making the problem worse.
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Some social networks set their global terms of service to comply with the more restrictive laws.
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Social networks, just like RSS, provide a feed featuring all the latest news on the internet.
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And I'm honestly not sure it's a bad thing that we see more fragmented social networks.
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And social networks are good at finding things like fake profiles, data scraping and traditional hacking.
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Architects from around the world have proposed various renovation ideas on their websites and social networks.
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She has also never plugged any sort of "thinspiration" message using any of her social networks.
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Hyp26268r denies wrongdoing and says it abides by privacy regulations and social networks' terms of service.
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But as it spilled onto social networks including Facebook, it became much tougher to root out.
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LG: What if Facebook, what if social networks just like all went dark for a day?
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" On the other, he said, "you cannot run an army based on social networks and relatives.
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The little blue "Verified" check has become a status symbol across a number of social networks.
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Before implementing a new regulatory framework, the government needs to understand how social networks moderate content.
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You can search or follow a publication on various social networks from this banner as well.
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What is happening on social networks and across digital communications platforms is disturbing and ever metastasizing.
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Contrary to rumors in some online social networks, we are not distributing free cases of formula.
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Today, social networks Twenty and Mappen are joining together in a merger under the Twenty brand.
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In posts of social networks, several such groups branded LGBT people as the "spawn of Satan".
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Smartphones and social networks have turned me into a lonely, needy man who requires constant affirmation.
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But brands also use it to see if product shots appear on social networks for instance.
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Now with Wi-Fi even the space of freedom from social networks is taken from you.
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But most online social networks for gay men are geared toward adults and focused on sex.
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As COVID-19 continues to spread, major social networks like Facebook and Instagram are targeting disinformation.
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Social networks often act quickly to remove the pages of named suspects in high-profile crimes.
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IL is a smartphone app that encourages users to boost pro-Israel messages on social networks.
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Bloomberg is paying people $2,500 a month to post positive items about him on social networks.
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Most recently, President Petro O. Poroshenko of Ukraine banned major Russian social networks and internet services.
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Did this mean less reputable stories spread quickly through social networks while real journalism got depressed?
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Or a state or rogue actor could simply hack the social networks to obtain the data.
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But the effort to infiltrate the social networks of Macron officials has not previously been reported.
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The policy applies to individual users as well as all advertisements run on both social networks.
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When listing off competitors, it starts with Amazon, rather than social networks like Facebook and Instagram.
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There is an onslaught of competition from streaming services, video games, social networks and mobile phones.
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What distinguished Facebook from other social networks was the assumed privacy provided by its gated setup.
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There were thousands of complaints about both social networks being down as of 10:30 a.m.
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It has to have an effect on your relationships with your family and your social networks.
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The social networks of retired people, on the other hand, shrank during the five-year period.
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Social networks Her heroic actions drew in many affluent Northern whites with whom she became friends.
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As with email, users of different social networks could seamlessly interact and move their data around.
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Hate speech and incitement online has a far more powerful and multiplying effect on social networks.
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Students naturally assemble themselves into elaborate social networks — and not just Snapchat, Tumblr, Facebook or Twitter.
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And last summer, it was among the many social networks to bar Mr. Jones and Infowars.
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Slowing growth in one of the world&aposs most popular social networks isn&apost wildly surprising.
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Professional and social networks fuel the art world and are the glue that keeps it together.
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RU Group, one of Russia's largest internet companies, and in Russian social networks VKontakte and Odnoklassniki.
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We know that voter mobilization efforts are most effective when they appeal to voters' social networks.
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Going up against two established social networks offering virtually the same product makes it exponentially harder.
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In many ways, Twitter is held to unfair double standards that other social networks are not.
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So the fact that social networks are very segregated by ideology means if we set something up, where now we're going to filter all the political content people see through their social networks, that's going to, in a very simple way, tend to make it more extreme.
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Even when they aren't shooting at each other, Ukrainians and Russians exchange venomous comments on social networks.
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Stealing features is nothing new for social networks, but it's rare to see a ripoff this blatant.
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Friday&aposs protests in the capital city of Belgrade and other cities were organized through social networks.
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Just like other social networks each person has their own profile and can post pictures, videos, etc.
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Social networks, especially LinkedIn, are being used in an ambitious manner to gather information and for recruitment.
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Facebook is now rated third by teens amongst "cool" social networks (but #1 by hip principals everywhere).
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Millions of fibre optic cables connect us to our social networks: friends, followers, email acquaintances, even lurkers.
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Is your only reason for being on social networks to read up on the latest pet gossip?
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Social networks such as Facebook have made it easier for people with niche hobbies to meet up.
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It's possible this made them less sustainable than other niche social networks, although similarly ideological site Gab.
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Those with more geographically dispersed social networks tend to be richer, more educated and healthier (see chart).
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Its first project with Facebook, announced last April, will examine the relationship between social networks and democracy.
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SOCIAL networks have a problem with trolls, spammers, bots and others who degrade the quality of interaction.
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It is unlikely Twitter's response will mollify those who believe that social networks express a liberal bias.
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Social networks influence democracy in part because they occupy a large portion of our shared information sphere.
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The summit has been peopled instead with meme makers, founders of alternative social networks, and conservative activists.
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The more social networks we have, the more chances founders have to express their values through policy.
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The truth is that social networks have been a boon to partisans of every stripe — conservatives especially.
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Instead, the products that we say went "viral" almost always piggyback on social networks that already exist.
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But social networks must remember low-bandwidth users, or we'll only get windows into the developed world.
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"There's no doubt on the fact that the social networks will sign the pledge," Cedric O said.
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Bigger screens, better cameras, faster connections, and social networks have changed the rules of physics for marketing.
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It could leave other social networks in the dust by offering the most futuristic ways to share.
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Holmes is the CEO of Hootsuite, which allows publishers to post their stuff to various social networks.
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The Fake News Act of 2024 had required social networks to prevent the spread of false information.
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If Facebook had not been allowed to acquire additional social networks it might be a different story.
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The greatest joy of LiveJournal, and other similar proto-social networks and chat rooms, was their uselessness.
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LeadIQ – Provides sales prospecting and automation to help sales and marketing teams capture leads from social networks.
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The social networks are clearly clued in to the draw of video, and have optimized for it.
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In addition to reading the chat-style stories, users can also share the stories to social networks.
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We've got a few more episodes left in the season, and today's is about music social networks.
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Social networks and self-serve ad networks have been treated as efficient cash cows for too long.
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But it's also because of what it says about privacy on the internet and in social networks.
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Even Facebook and Twitter don't typically refer to themselves as social networks — at least not exclusively that.
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Smart devices, social networks, cloud computing, and even online streaming all rely on fiber optics to function.
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The Turkish government has a nasty habit of clamping down on social networks around major political events.
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But a close review of Jones' posts to social networks was never going to withstand close scrutiny.
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Then, in an article in the Washington Post, he urged the world's governments to regulate social networks.
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Feed broadcasting social networks feel impersonal, and inevitably bloat with distant acquaintances you're shy about sharing with.
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Over the past year I've found myself thinking not about quitting social networks, but about redefining them.
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Not long ago, Google had one of the biggest social networks — at least in Brazil and India.
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Social networks and dating apps, for example, probably have all or most of this information about users.
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That estimate would make Reddit's ARPU significantly lower than other social networks, even those with similar MAUs.
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People aren't all that interested in buying stuff straight from social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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It's a big part of social networks, and Mark Zuckerberg wants to make it even bigger part.
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For companies, that means crawling websites, SSL certificates, Schedule D filings, government records, social networks, and more.
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Several associations and groups created on social networks have scheduled demonstrations and road blockades for Nov 17.
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It ranked among the top 10 social networks, according to data from AppAnnie, which measures mobile downloads.
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There's no getting around the fact that VR social networks usually make you look kind of silly.
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In practice this meant going cold turkey on all social networks and most news and media sites.
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On the other side, governments agree to work on laws that ban toxic content from social networks.
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The Trump administration and Congress have a responsibility to punish social networks that allow jihadists to operate.
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Other big social networks have expanded over time, but they've largely stayed true to their original premise.
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TC: 9GAG is popular on American social networks, but many of these networks are restricted in China.
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It's probably the least social of my social networks — which is also what I love about it.
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Members of Legion Holk allegedly used social networks to celebrate a recent school shooting in Monterrey, Mexico.
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Outrage meant lots of sharing on social networks, and can even be a springboard into national media.
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Married men forget about their friends and don't invest much in their social networks as women do.
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Local firefighters running routine safety checks are asking neighbors if they need help expanding their social networks.
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Stickers have been making their way in one form or another across all the major social networks.
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But another way to think about social networks is in terms of how you accumulate social capital.
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It seems like they're really learning from previous social networks to make the whole thing completely beautiful.
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In the end, he's confident Facebook and other social networks will make it through the other side.
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There can be just as little space on social networks for criminal acts as on the street.
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Because of the popularity of online social networks, it's really easy to make your voice heard today.
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The shooting was the latest example of disturbing content being broadcast live and unfiltered over social networks.
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Social networks operate algorithms that are in effect editorial policy, and they should be recognized as such.
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The trend among Gen Z: Snapchat and Instagram are becoming the preferred social networks for teens. O
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Mr. Erdan has instructed the police to focus efforts on locating incitement to arson on social networks.
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Once you've completed making your meme, Whale encourages you to share it across Facebook's other social networks.
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The data highlights the sheer scale of the content moderation challenge facing Facebook and other social networks.
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When Yahoo killed the product, he became a promoter of Yahoo's social networks, then quit in 2009.
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Social scientists have been telling us for decades that terrorism and extremism grow out of social networks.
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"The inability to conceptualize how social networks work ultimately helps law enforcement officials catch criminals," she says.
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Social networks should also make sure that they don't delete content that isn't supposed to be deleted.
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American tech companies such as Facebook and Twitter offered social networks first, then moved to commercialize them.
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We're moving across the country, ripping ourselves away from social networks that can take years to construct.
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Stories have been circulating across Chinese social networks about desperate investors who have lost their life savings.
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One of the things we're talking about is you do still have these relationships with social networks.
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And during the 2011 Arab Spring in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, social networks were repeatedly shut down.
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They include social networks, payment systems, media, entertainment, smartphones, e-commerce, property, advertising, artificial intelligence and more.
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Proponents are positioning these apps as durable communities that offer conservatives viable alternatives to mainstream social networks.
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Based on the feeding visits, the researchers were able to map complex social networks of puma reciprocity.
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Many left social networks, homes and businesses, making it extraordinarily difficult for families to build intergenerational wealth.
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There are infinite niches for all ages, social networks, political outlooks, cultural literacies, and social awareness planes.
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Tech-free private schools are booming, and things like quitting social networks have become a status symbol.
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At the near fringes, as on most social networks in 2019, we have the conspiracists and Nazis.
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The ability to co-view content while browsing social networks has already made screensharing app Squad popular.
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However, content farms and social networks can do better when they have more demographic information about you.
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Indeed, Instagram is one of the only big social networks that's seeing usage rise at the moment.
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White House officials are asking tech companies for more insight into our social networks and travel patterns.
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For instance, more data for both messaging apps and social networks cost €212017 [$2017] a month each.
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The rise of social networks has been roughly correlated with the rise of authoritarians here and elsewhere.
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No one wants historically untrustworthy social networks becoming the honesty police, deciding what's factual enough to fly.
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We evolved complex social networks in our brains to make us better at bonding, teaching and collaborating.
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Socially, citizens yearn for responsive leadership; yet, a collective purpose remains elusive despite ever-expanding social networks.
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Before there were apps, gurus and social networks trying to close the partisan gap, there were stories.
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His team has for years used social networks to promote progressive issues to centrist and conservative audiences.
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Expect VCs to bet big on the thesis that "games are the new social networks" in 2020.
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Knowing they can attract existing Facebook customers, new social networks will emerge, restoring the benefit of competition.
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And when traders had more balanced social networks, they were more likely to perform better at work.
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Inescapably, Internet-based social networks were used to counter the information asymmetry perpetuated by the elite media.
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That survey asked 50 senior U.S. ad buyers to rank the major social networks across various characteristics.
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Boardex and Relationship Science make it easier to understand and map social networks into potential limited partners.
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The footage was shown on Palestinian television and spread quickly on Palestinian social networks, stoking popular outrage.
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"We must increase the pressure on social networks," he said in a statement announcing the proposed legislation.
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With the rise of social networks and closed platforms, Automattic's mission statement has never sounded so important.
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President Donald Trump accused social networks of interfering in the 2016 presidential election and November's midterm elections.
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Social networks are supposed to be about people and news stories and cute animals and stalking exes.
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And President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that social networks should be investigated for anti-conservative bias.
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As social networks help foster misinformation and populist fervor across the globe, you're right to be skeptical.
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They can also use those buttons to share clips of songs they're listening to to social networks.
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But it's his torturous relationship with the press that has sparked a fiery debate on social networks.
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The social networks' vast user bases serve as a powerful foundation for expansion into cryptocurrency, Chainalysis said.
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The Indonesian government must work with local civil society organizations to draw these people into new social networks.
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At the same time, online social networks are a way for terrorists to find and recruit new members.
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For your business, maybe it's delegating customer emails to someone else, or using Edgar to automate social networks.
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Perhaps a bit ironically, Ocasio-Cortez has used Twitter and social networks to spread her message more broadly.
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Of all the social networks, Instagram stands out as the place to show off your most idealized life.
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It's making a bold move that bucks the trend followed by other social networks like Facebook and Instagram.
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Images posted on various social networks platforms showed several roads in the coastal regions of the island flooded.
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Instagram doesn't have any of these options, but seems to be the least stressful of the social networks.
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Photo: APThe debate over whether social networks should enable privacy settings by default should have ended long ago.
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Will today's tweens and teens use video games as their primary methods of social contact, eschewing social networks?
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People refrain from interacting with suspected witches, leading the accused to segregate themselves and establish marginal social networks.
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The post received tens of thousands of likes and nearly 16,000 shares, and spread to other social networks.
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These social networks enjoy almost complete discretion to moderate content posted to their platforms how they see fit.
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Most social networks keep unwanted content off their platforms using a combination of automated filtering and human moderators.
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I should pause to note that forecasting the success of new social networks sounds, by now, extremely dumb.
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Then, who knows, we may even end up with a system of social networks we actually do like.
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One company, "Tramadol Inc," was found on three different social networks, though its website is no longer accessible.
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Those include social networks Facebook and Instagram, gaming platform Steam, and popular email services like Gmail and Mail.ru.
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Basic behavior modeling is the bread and butter of social networks like Facebook, often used to improve advertising.
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Her primary area of research was Privacy-preserving Data Management techniques for Location-based Services and Social Networks.
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Dark ads or posts are commonly purchased on social networks as a way to reach very specific audiences.
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The claims have been echoed by other conservatives, reflecting a growing discomfort with social networks' size and influence.
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Moiseenkov denies this is the case, and says it wasn't his intention to compete with bigger social networks.
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Earnings from "other businesses" (ie, payments and cloud) overtook those from its social networks for the first time.
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Hopefully that someone will find real love in Paradise next year and stop being petty on social networks.
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It found that users in these markets had broader social networks than those without smartphones and social media.
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For example, AI could be used to generate a fake culprit that's circulated online, spread on social networks.
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Chinese tech firms once simply mimicked Silicon Valley products, from search engines to e-commerce and social networks.
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If you think social networks are a boon to the republic, you are officially now in the minority.
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The syndicate consisted of more than 13,000 people, including smugglers, dealers, group administrators of social networks, it added.
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Another aspect of the disparity could be traced to a general over-saturation of social networks as is.
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Web stars typically turn to brand endorsement, while musicians and other artists promote their merchandise on social networks.
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Leaders of these social networks are right to be cautious about overstepping the bounds of safety into censorship.
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With 175 million monthly active users, Pinterest is still one of the larger social networks on the internet.
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In order to counteract that effect, try seeking support from friends, sports teams, clubs, and other social networks.
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If Big Tech in 2018 already has a theme, it's that social networks are passive platforms no longer.
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While other social networks provide constant updates or multiple photos and videos of an ex, LinkedIn does not.
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On average, they reported that these social networks gave them extra scope for self-expression and community-building.
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Here are a few ways the entrepreneur says she used her social networks to help her get recognized.
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China, Uganda, Turkey and North Korea have all been known to censor social networks in the past.[Reuters]
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"It remains plausible that those students that are less apt at school like social networks more," Posso said.
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The big social networks and video games have failed to prioritize user well-being over their own growth.
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The conventional wisdom holds that social networks only function if as many people as possible are on them.
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Often described as a game of Whack-a-Mole, banning terrorists accounts on social networks is notoriously difficult.
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Some of the people don't use the social networks that you and I frequent in the tech press.
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"Last week, our ash dump Novosibirsk TEZ-5 has become the star of social networks," the statement opens.
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Those once harmless social networks, now at a scale unprecedented in human history, no longer look so innocent.
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As digital media matures, the process of developing social networks is codifying into a set of best practices.
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The most obvious opportunity is for social networks to build bigger businesses in other parts of the world.
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Snap itself — as its earnings showed us yesterday — is still a smaller platform compared to some social networks.
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With Twitter & Facebook having reported earnings, this is the latest breakdown of the most popular social networks. pic.twitter.
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Meanwhile, Facebook continues to run the world's largest social networks and has tried to no longer destroy democracy.
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Can social networks help us do that, or are they going to always be part of the problem?
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In that case, too, the Sri Lankan government temporarily blocked the social networks to contain the violence's spread.
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But perhaps, more cynically, it could show physicians which social networks are the most fertile ground for advertising.
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"The world now understands that (social) networks serve as a greenhouse for terrorists," Shaked said in her speech.
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"Social networks disappearing leaves behind a ton of content," Miller told me via an Archive Team IRC channel.
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"Just like on the streets, there is also no room for criminal incitement on social networks," Maas said.
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Launched in 2002 WAYN was a genuinely new idea at the time, pre-dating social networks like Facebook.
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There is a hearing tomorrow in the Senate about security and the lack of security on social networks.
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When that happens, much of the groundwork will have been laid by the VR social networks of today.
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Such simplistic, bootstrapping remedies ignore the fact that many lonely people often don't have such robust social networks.
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IndieWeb allows people to maintain information they want to share with the world without using centralised social networks.
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The digital advertising company launched in 2010 with self-serve tools for running ads across different social networks.
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Sturfee can work with social networks, entertainment apps, navigation tools, advertising, tour guides, or other more personalized experiences.
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Yammer's user experience more closely resembled social networks like Facebook as opposed to Slack's more chat-like experience.
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Apple will let you sign into apps and services without relying on social networks that sell your data.
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Weibo, one of China's largest and state-influenced social networks, started deleting posts mentioning Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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I actually think there's one way of analyzing social networks, which is just on the utility they provide.
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This course covers the basic concepts behind the most successful social networks and helps you implement them yourself.
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Doing away with traditional media, they have taken to social networks, and to the streets, to rally support.
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Outraged Israelis flooded social networks and hailed Sergeant Azaria, who has been charged with manslaughter, as a hero.
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They talk to nonpolarized social networks such as churches and neighborhoods about the changes to create better lives.
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The campaign learned early on that digital platforms and social networks were where his supporters could be reached.
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It's the latest in a string of lawsuits trying to tie social networks to terrorists that use them.
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They may also have greater financial resources and more relevant social networks to leverage the founder's business idea.
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Blockbuster could have paired well-designed social networks with knowledgeable employees, branding itself as a local movie expert.
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Screenshots of conversations among Google employees on internal social networks, some dating back to 2015, appeared on Breitbart.
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Several new features, meanwhile, blow up iMessage's intimate chat experience to help it compete with the social networks.
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A lot of those social networks that you mentioned, I would describe them as being about self-expression.
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Another find from Johnson's study was that people who were more stressed tended to have smaller social networks.
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Social networks revenues, including from Tencent's video and music business, increased by 47 percent to 18 billion yuan.
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Swede White is a doctoral student in sociology at Louisiana State University examining identity construction and social networks.
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But, as last week's Instagram icon change reminded us, people don't take changes to major social networks lightly.
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Social networks, which everyone thought would kill blogs, actually increased the traffic to independent sites quite a bit.
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The government in Venezuela reportedly used DNS manipulation to prevent citizens from accessing news sites and social networks.
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Snapchat combines the best of social networks, magazines, and television in a redesign of its omni-entertainment app.
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"Emails, text messages, social networks, and chats can also be fully human forms of communication," Pope Francis wrote.
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Menczer actually started working on the problem more than seven years ago, studying how social networks detect spam.
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It's a good week to make new friends, Gemini, as love planet Venus lights up your social networks.
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The PetCube app lets you scroll back through past pet selfies and post the clips to social networks.
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Already immersive social networks like Fyuse have recently begun to showcase gyroscopically related images that create 3D experiences.
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I interviewed Cédric O yesterday and he thinks terms of service give too much power to social networks.
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The assumption from the mid-2000s till recently was that social networks make things better by encouraging sharing.
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Many social networks are already blocked in Iran, but it looks like the government wants even more control.
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"Outrageous false allegations appeared in social networks and Mass Media that I allegedly committed unlawful actions," Deripaska wrote.
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There have also been smaller studies examining how true and false news and rumors propagate across social networks.
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Social networks are all about the people on them, and Facebook has more than 2 billion monthly users.
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The biggest American social networks predate the presidency of Donald J. Trump, some by more than a decade.
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Social networks have struggled to devise consistent and clear rules about the content they allow on their sites.
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But in November, he released "Dragonborn," his first studio album, posting it on social networks and streaming platforms.
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It is the degree to which such behavior is the ticket into social networks that confer future success.
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Investigations by The Times and other news organizations have found numerous problems with social networks' ad transparency policies.
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I'm talking about the disorder that will come from more and more extreme ideas spread by social networks.
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Thus both the participating individuals and their social networks are then more likely to comply with tax rules.
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Your only technological hope for better service is your smartphone camera and the viral push of social networks.
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The scope and severity of online child pornography has grown exponentially along with the rise of social networks.
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This happened in conjunction with the growing need for communication skills to establish social networks as populations expanded.
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Just yesterday, Facebook announced Facebook Pay, a service for sending money over the company's social networks and app.
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We're used to social networks waiting until the damage has already been done before announcing a cleanup effort.
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And the big question they had for me was: why do social networks keep taking down my posts?
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So that's a bit dramatic, but yes, like all things, even our favorite social networks have a lifespan.
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Tulsi Gabbard, took to social networks to inform Hawaii residents and visitors that the alert was a mistake.
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In this rapid-fire world, confusion and hearsay can spread quickly on social networks like Facebook and Twitter.
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Friendster was one of the first social networks when it launched in 2002, preceding MySpace, LinkedIn and Facebook.
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However, Nunes could introduce a bill mandating that social networks do more to address threats on their platforms.
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The latter is meant to help marketers see what people are talking about on channels like social networks.
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American social networks have fueled genocide in Myanmar, an authoritarian dystopia in the Philippines, and lynchings in India.
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The majority of postsecondary students report turning to their informal social networks for college major and career advice.
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And once they are fans, they become amazing brand advocates and evangelists with family, friends and social networks.
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With the proliferation of social networks, which incentivize performance over vulnerability, intimacy now seems harder to come by.
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And while part of that job also involves spending time on social networks, like all of you, (A) I still do it for fun, and (B) If you looked at my phone, it'd be pretty obvious what my favorite social networks are, and how I spend my time using them.
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The only issue with this route is that the social networks don't make it easy to leave their services.
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Wildmoka is particularly useful for broadcasting companies that want to share highlights of live TV programs on social networks.
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Twitter and Facebook were working on mobile video broadcasting services that were automatically plugged into users' existing social networks.
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In this overstimulated world full of screens and social networks, it's necessary to cultivate our minds with deeper things.
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By providing inadequate fodder for pestering anyone left of far right, the alt-right's social networks have largely failed.
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What they want is what they used to have: predictable jobs and long-standing social networks in stable communities.
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"The social networks have one goal: They need to drive user engagement in order to serve ads," Liu said.
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The move prompted criticism on social networks led by Fazliddin Parpiyev, then imam of the Omina mosque in Tashkent.
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"For us, the idea that we must change our conception of social networks has begun to spread," Nitzan said.
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"It is aimed at educating and disciplining people, particularly young Bolivians, and fighting delinquency on social networks," Loza said.
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But despite Poroshenko's firm words, the government may find it a challenge to actually block the social networks entirely.
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They create female identities on social networks where white nationalists congregate like Gab and VK, and give them praise.
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Meanwhile, government signatories are agreeing to provide more guidance through legislation that would ban toxic content from social networks.
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The fundamental goal of news outlets, social networks, and internet personalities is to get you to look at them.
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But what if you hoped for a more searching discussion about the relationship between social networks and modern society?
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Wachtmeister says that unlike other social networks, Best of All Worlds delivers "privacy, intimacy and relevance" to its users.
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That's what makes today's move by Facebook an important escalation of the effort to scrub Jones from social networks.
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On the other hand, social networks can fail for all kinds of reasons — although Imzy's lifespan was short indeed.
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It was the biggest new thing in social networks in January, but chances are you've probably forgotten it existed.
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For the latter half of the 2000s, social networks seemed to exist just as a mere source of entertainment.
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Social networks have extraordinary reach on the web — 31 percent of humanity has at least one social network account.
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" The group said that "hate speech targeting journalists is shared and amplified on social networks, often by troll armies.
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The result could be bad news for governments, social networks, and anyone hoping to crack down on bot spam.
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But the fact that it's possible to stay in touch with social networks have made those things socially unacceptable.
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But as social networks began taking off, users gradually started to leave for bigger platforms like Tumblr and Instagram.
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Humans have developed a set of virtues that spread good will through social networks, including gratitude, sharing and kindness.
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Frustrated customers took to Google's forums, Twitter, and other social networks to complain that their routers had been disabled.
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We've spent the past couple weeks looking at the clash of social networks and democracy in the United States.
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There were many such sites on various social networks, some just offering information and contacts, some looking for money.
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It's clear that extremists really have been using social networks to spread misinformation in the wake of the attack.
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"There were many investors I spoke to who said moms don't have time for social networks," Weiss told Mashable.
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And RBC's survey found Snapchat's users to be highly engaged and the most satisfied of the major social networks.
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The quarter saw Snapchat escape much of the scrutiny facing other social networks regarding fake news and election interference.
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Along with other social networks of its generation, Facebook was built on a principle of the desktop era — accumulation.
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The move comes at a time when social networks are racing to defeat bullying and abuse on their platforms.
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The debate about the effects social networks like Facebook and Twitter have on us as human beings goes one.
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Like any other political discussion in 2016, a great deal of conversation happened on social networks around the world.
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More broadly, the data demonstrate that social networks are a valuable source of information about economic and social change.
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Altspace VR, one of the more recognizable stateside VR social networks, sold to Microsoft after spending through its cash.
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Most technological innovations in security and tracking systems used in social networks are developed out of the public eye.
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It's worth noting, however, that Trump wasn't making the kind of nebulous, unprecedented claims he's made about social networks.
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Similarly, Apple will now let you block social networks like Facebook from tracking you online using your like buttons.
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Recently I ran into a well known tech CEO and asked him how he was feeling about social networks.
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Meanwhile, larger social networks are not really about forming video communities, but rather about sharing information or connecting friends.
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Facebook already has the largest map of social networks in human history, with more than 2 billion active users.
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Anonymous apps are also based around text, rather than the eye-catching photos and videos dominating modern social networks.
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Take photos with you phone's stock (and probably superior) phone app and upload to social networks after the fact.
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When you're done, you can frame the photo, crop it, or share it out to social networks, as before.
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People want to do amazing things they can capture on their camera phones and share on their social networks.
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TechCrunch noted that the site felt "too transactional" as compared to other social networks and never really took off.
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Google gets to rule search engines, Facebook gets social networks, Amazon gets e-commerce and Apple gets expensive phones.
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It is not shocking that white supremacists are using social networks to spread anti-Semitic and racist conspiracy theories.
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If Twitter is any indication, aging social networks can reflower into lucrative businesses given enough time and product care.
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That would include not just big social networks but also community forums, review sites, dating apps and much else.
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One important milestone occurred last year when messaging apps surpassed social networks based on number of monthly active users.
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Enthusiasm became momentum, and that momentum, according to Rozendaal, fuels everything in technology, from Apple products to social networks.
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Meanwhile, those with high emotional intelligence didn't initially draw many new friends, but built up their social networks gradually.
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Interaction around music has increasingly shifted to official profiles and social networks, where audiences expect musicians themselves to participate.
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"Being a snob could actually be socially counterproductive, lessening one's ability to move across different social networks," Vanderbilt notes.
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After defining your objectives, you also want to find out which social networks are being used by your audience.
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Other research has suggested that "boys may be more dependent on schools to determine their social networks," she said.
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The league monitors texting, when and where those texts can be sent, and it's expanding to other social networks.
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It's almost closer to a messaging platform than any of the public-facing social networks it's often compared to.
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It's a nonbinding agreement after all, so I'm sure many social networks will see it as gestures of goodwill.
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With revamped DMs, Instagram is polishing its messaging offerings which in the past have lagged behind other social networks.
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Hundreds of Bulgarians expressed their outrage on social networks, saying the situation could have been dealt with through quarantining.
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These social networks may temporarily make us feel less lonely, but in the long run they drive us apart.
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Beyond just policy, Crabtree sees a major challenge for all foreign tech companies, but particularly those operating social networks.
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We were promised flying cars, to paraphrase Peter Thiel, a venture capitalist, but wound up instead with social networks.
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The rise of fake news is about more than click-bait articles and false information spreading across social networks.
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It's proof that live-streaming, social networks and the internet play a significant role in society beyond just entertainment.
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When installing new mobile or tablet apps, or integrating with existing social networks, are they asking for peculiar permissions?
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Even in the age of open-plan offices and social networks some work is best left to the individual.
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But unlike, say, Larry David, the meme-ification of SpongeBob has also travelled beyond social networks and into music.
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When blowhards rant about the mainstream media, they do not usually mean Facebook, the mainstreamiest of all social networks.
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That's partly because sophisticated groups seeking to sow chaos will find new ways to exploit vulnerabilities in social networks.
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Though Tumblr was born alongside most other modern social networks, it's long been associated with a certain countercultural deviance.
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Social networks have raced to improve technology and user feedback on their sites to detect and remove abusive content.
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You can save the entire mix to Spotify, too, plus share it on social networks or via text message.
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He's a globally recognized scientist, professor and speaker on leadership, social networks, data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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It's also a platform devoid of likes and follower metrics, which social networks like Instagram have been built on.
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"We will fight for this market!" the minister said in a message posted to social networks late on Thursday.
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Donald J. Trump's campaign organized live video from backstage, some of it delivered on Snapchat and other social networks.
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East Asian countries have provided a ready market for new social networks centered on video, selfies, animations and entertainment.
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The digital powerhouses harvest vast amounts of user data using clever software for search, social networks and online commerce.
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In future campaigns, Democrats will need to devote even more resources to social networks than they did in 2016.
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However, students who used the internet, and communicated via chat rooms or social networks demonstrated higher collaborative problem solving.
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Information such as our online media consumption habits, members of our social networks and our political leanings and affiliations?
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It also now allows courts to order social networks to reveal the identity of the user behind criminal posts.
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This has culminated in a flurry of deals involving companies across the tech spectrum, from social networks to cybersecurity.
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The process of changing hairstyles includes inspiration on social networks, YouTube tutorials, booking stylists and buying hair care products.
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Games are more fun with friends, and social networks also provide sharing opportunities that can drive virality and adoption.
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Private data are spilling out of banks, credit-rating providers, email providers, and social networks and ending up everywhere.
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As the first social networks climbed out of the mire, he noticed that they were very easy to game.
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Like on other social networks, Venmo users can choose what they want to share on the Venmo public feed.
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I had to use some Instagram Story censoring magic in order to share the news to my social networks.
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ITALIAN PM CONTE SAYS NEW GOVT, POLITICAL FORCES CAN'T WASTE TIME QUARRELING, CALLS FOR RESPONSIBLE USE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS
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Misinformation is everywhere — outright fake stories get shared by thousands — and online social networks help spread and reinforce it.
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And they continued to respond to screams from monkeys in their social networks, especially those of their best friend.
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"Dense social networks in communities save people," said Jacob Remes, a historian at N.Y.U. who has studied urban disasters.
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And the ability to attach these things to massive social networks means everyone has a built-in, captive audience.
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There wasn't a legitimate cultural revolution after all with the 'tools' that social networks gave you to express yourself.
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But Sri Lanka is not the only country whose government has an increasingly tenuous relationship with the social networks.
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Unlike social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, Wikipedia relies largely on unpaid volunteers to handle reports of harassment.
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While other social networks have adopted popular features like Stories, Twitter has remained focused only on its core product.
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Video Game Addiction Tries to Move From Basement to Doctor's Office Are Genetic Testing Sites the New Social Networks?
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What's more, single people generally have wider social networks than married couples, who tend to withdraw into their coupledom.
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In fact, having weak social networks is a greater risk factor for dying early than being obese or sedentary.
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Thanks to various state-sponsored actors, we already have enough problems sorting out fact from fiction on social networks.
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Removing the safe harbor provision would also force social networks to pay for the content posted on their sites.
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Honduras is not safe for its own citizens, let alone for outsiders with no familial ties or social networks.
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Facebook owns the most widely used social networks, Google dominates online search and advertising, and Amazon controls e-commerce.
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Social networks should continue to let politicians say what they want to their own followers, barring calls for violence.
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It expects people to meet, and then add each other on Octi, as they would with other social networks.
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An app like Swipe Red could allow conservative politicians to access their supporters' social networks without relying on Facebook.
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Social networks having practically carte blanche over what they collect about us, and how they use it isn't reasonable.
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In fact, Baron Cohen is exactly the sort of person I'd expect to be warning us about social networks.
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Here's something to be grateful about for each of our big social networks as we close out the year.
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In May, social networks like Facebook will be required to get specific consent from people to use their data.
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But at its best, it encouraged a kind of vulnerable discussion you rarely see on the big social networks.
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These services, like those offered by social networks, are often paid for through the exchange of data and ads.
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But working against that is another global trend apparent here: the contradictory effects of social networks on political movements.
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This is how you find out people's social networks and go 'Hey, we both know Susie in Key West.
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That will depend on your political beliefs: You will have to ask around or search social networks like Meetup.
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Social networks are also predictive of repayment, especially the pattern of a person's phone calls, texts and daily routines.
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Dutch adults from later-born groups had better cognitive functioning and more diverse social networks than those born earlier.
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For those who choose to share their conditions with their wider social networks, there is reason to be cautious.
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Eating food is supposed to be fun and social, and our generation grew up online and in social networks.
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Leaders of the new caravan told CNN en Español that it formed spontaneously and was organized through social networks.
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Refine and target your messagingDirect traffic, emails, and social networks are significant traffic drivers for small e-commerce sites.
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Snap Map is the new News Feed Social networks have been around since the internet was a niche product.
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The tendency of people to mimic their social networks — what behavioral scientists call homophily — could backfire in this case.
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But women who have social networks that resemble their male counterparts are more likely to hold low-ranking positions.
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Both the regulators and the regulated appeared to be grappling with the real-world consequences of the social networks.
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Already, many start-ups have tried to use blockchains to create social networks to compete with Twitter and Facebook.
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He has done trailblazing work — distilled in a TED talk, of course — on how our social networks shape us.
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Many studies have shown that highly social animals — humans, dolphins, sheep — live longer if they maintain strong social networks.
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"I can't call these things social networks anymore — I call them behavior modification empires," said VR pioneer Jaron Lanier.
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It's not clear how much other social networks are really inflating their figures with users they can't show ads too, though — generally, social networks control the platforms their daily users are on (unlike Twitter, which has many people using third-party apps), so you would expect that most daily users can be monetized.
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A potential solution to this species of fake news is to create new platforms — like federated social networks — that do not rely on advertising revenue and, by extension, the economic incentives that force Facebook and other proprietary social networks to optimize for clicks and ignore user privacy to more effectively serve ads.
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But he says Facebook and other social networks like Kik should be scrutinized for content that is often more damaging.
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We have out own suspicions, but only the heads of the world's most exhausting social networks may know for sure.
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It's no secret that celebrities and athletes use social networks like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to interact with their fans.
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Many art buyers may well already be trawling mainstream social networks like Instagram seeking new art to feed their passion.
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Microsoft missed social networks and smartphones because of its obsession with Windows, the operating system that was its main moneyspinner.
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Privacy campaigners welcomed the court ruling as a step toward regulating the "new land" of social networks and digital privacy.
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For over two hours, the committee listened to testimony from experts and non-experts about algorithmic manipulation on social networks.
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Social networks can be useful sources of investment information, but they can also present opportunities to lure fraudsters into scams.
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This is certainly not the first time someone has used social networks as a vehicle to sexually exploit women online.
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As L. J. Hanifan and his successors recognized, social networks and norms of reciprocity can facilitate cooperation for mutual benefit.
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You can post a digital version of your missing dog flier on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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For Republicans, there have been some empty threats of forcing social networks to amplify conservative speech or something like that.
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In many ways, our cultural reckoning over social networks and the internet in general began at the end of 2016.
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"Other city councillors kind of fear me because most of them don't understand the power of social networks," he says.
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While cribbing from other social networks, Reddit's new feature also specifically steers away from core aspects of Facebook and Twitter.
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But too often social networks have turned out to be toxic environments where the fumes blot out the light instead.
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Combinator is a SaaS product from Refcome, which aims to make hiring less painful through turbocharging your employee's social networks.
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With questions swirling about the growing size and influence of social networks, the president is determined to get some answers.
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Social networks like Facebook and Twitter have borne most of the criticism, but Google has been a target as well.
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Next Big Sound tracks mentions across social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, as well as music websites like Last.
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