
Digital Rights Activists Hail Trump’s Death Blow Against TPP

But they worry about what future deals will mean for privacy and access.

As the black market caught on to its anonymity properties, Monero became the fastest growing cryptocurrency of 2016.
On January 23, 2017, the Polish Embassy in the US published a YouTube video titled “Words Matter”. The video aims to ensure that journalists and social media users employ the correct term when referring to concentration camps built by Nazi Germany on Polish soil during World War 2. This video serves as a fascinating example of Selfie Diplomacy which is the use of social media to narrate a nation’s image, character, history and role in the world. In this post, I attempt to analyse the Polish embassy’s video and by so doing to analyse its Selfie diplomacy.
Mark Zuckerberg’s massive philanthropic organization just laid out the next step in its quest to cure or manage all diseases.
The Trump administration’s disdain for factual information has become abundantly clear from the falsehoods uttered by Trump’s aides in recent days, such as press secretary Sean Spicer’s inaccurate assertions about the inaugural crowd sizes, as well as senior advisor Kellyanne Conway’s use of the Orwellian term “alternative facts” to describe Spicer’s figures.
The Trump administration’s disdain for factual information has become abundantly clear from the falsehoods uttered by Trump’s aides in recent days, such as press secretary Sean Spicer’s inaccurate assertions about the inaugural crowd sizes, as well as senior advisor Kellyanne Conway’s use of the Orwellian term “alternative facts” to describe Spicer’s figures.
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