Ad firm: It doesn’t matter that migrant app doesn’t work, it’s the idea that counts | Ars Technica

Rosyna Keller cache hit 182:single/related:0a518848a20ac25b8ed9349d07edc523 empty Grey Group has continued to defend its widely criticized smartphone app, “I Sea,” after it was pulled from the Apple App Store earlier this week when two security researchers exposed it as a fraud. The app purported to be a crowdsourced way for people to help migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea by…

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Corey Lewandowski to join CNN – POLITICO

06/23/16 01:54 PM EDT Updated 06/23/16 04:29 PM EDT Former Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is joining CNN as a political commentator, according to a source familiar with the arrangement. It’s a salaried position and will make Lewandowski exclusive to CNN, effective immediately. The hiring comes just three days after Trump fired Lewandowski, ending…

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Scotland Seeks Independence Again After U.K. ‘Brexit’ Vote – NBC News

  Scotland’s government began moves Friday to hold a new referendum on independence from the U.K. after the “Brexit” vote, saying it faced being taken out of the European Union against its will. Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was among the majority of Scots who voted to “Remain” the European Union. ROBERT PERRY / AFP…

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How did different demographic groups vote in the EU referendum?

We now know how the country voted as a whole in Thursday’s referendum, but how were demographic factors like age, income, and education reflected in the result? An eve-of-result poll released by YouGov at 10pm last night (which, admittedly, gave Remain a four-point lead) confirms the age/voting intention correlation shown by polls throughout the campaign: EU referendum…

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Britain’s youth voted Remain – POLITICO

POLITICO Britain’s youth voted Remain Three quarters of British voters aged 24 and under voted against Brexit. By Hortense Goulard 6/24/16, 9:03 AM CET Updated 6/24/16, 3:05 PM CET /.meta /.summary /.story-intro British voters were heavily split based on age and location in Thursday’s EU referendum, with those aged 49 and under favoring Remain, polling indicates. Youths strongly…

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Mexico Cuts Spending After Brexit Vote Causes Assets to Tumble – Bloomberg

Mexico announced it would cut federal spending by 31.7 billion pesos ($167.9 billion), reducing the country’s international funding needs as emerging-market assets worldwide tumble following the U.K.’s decision to leave the European Union. A decision on whether to increase the country’s key interest rate will be made next week at a June 30 board meeting…

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