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Someone’s Been Using My Facebook Photos to ‘Catfish’ People for Nearly a Decade | VICE | United States
One of the Twitter accounts set up using the author’s photo and name This post first appeared on VICE UK. “Ellie! Chia! I didn’t know you were here!” We’re on the Malia strip during the summer of 2010. My friend and I stare blankly back at the boy in front of us, certain we’ve never…
Vanderbilt Woman Didn’t Think She’d Been Raped Until She Saw Video Of It
The Vanderbilt University student who was allegedly raped by several football players last year testified Thursday that she didn’t believe she had been sexually assaulted until investigators showed her video of the incident. The woman, a then-21-year-old majoring in neuroscience and economics, had reportedly been dating 21-year-old Brandon Vandenburg, a football player at the school….
The Extraordinary Quest to Put All the Super Mario Games On One Timeline
There are at least two timelines on the Internet that put the major Super Mario games in chronological order, as if they happened to one guy named Mario who has been living an extraordinary life. These timeline don’t present Mario as a real man. The people who make these timelines aren’t that free-thinking. But the…
Tech reporting’s young gun | Capital New York
paging_filterWilliam Turton, 17, stands out from his tech reporter colleagues at The Daily Dot, a fast-growing digital media site dedicated to covering Internet culture.But that doesn’t mean they respect the high school junior any less. “He does not speak or act his age at all,” said Kevin Morris, the Daily Dot editor who brought him…
Actually, young people like the NSA more than old people do, Pew says — Fusion
Actually, young people like the NSA more than old people do, Pew says After the Edward Snowden revelations about the National Security Agency’s wide-spread spying on the Internet, one might have expected the web-loving masses of young people to develop a poor impression of the agency. But, according to a new Pew Research Center poll, nothing…
On the Fetishization of a Brooklyn Neighborhood and the Problem with Saying Park Slope Has a Small Town Feel | Brooklyn Magazine
On the Fetishization of a Brooklyn Neighborhood and the Problem with Saying Park Slope Has a Small Town Feel Yesterday, the New York Times Real Estate section ran a story about what it’s like to live in Park Slope, a neighborhood which, the paper declared, is an ideal place to “grow into.” And while I have…
Silk Road Journal Found on Ulbricht’s Laptop: ‘Everyone Knows Too Much’ | Motherboard
Ross Ulbricht. Image: Facebook On Wednesday, prosecutors in the Silk Road trial began to lay out the wealth of evidence found on the laptop taken from accused kingpin Ross Ulbricht when he was arrested in a San Francisco library in October 2013. The evidence presented by prosecutor Timothy Howard was the most comprehensive and…
The Dread Pirate’s Diary
Illustrations by Susie Cagle. I imagine that someday I may have a story written about my life, and it would be good to have a detailed account of it. — from Ross Ulbricht’s laptop, home/frosty/documents/journal/2012/q1/january/week1 When Ross Ulbricht, the alleged operator of a massive online drugs black market, was arrested on October 1,…
What does Facebook’s new tool for fighting fake news mean for real publishers? » Nieman Journalism Lab
Facebook announced yet another tweak to the algorithm that governs its users’ News Feeds yesterday. The social network has introduced a new tool that allows users to flag a post as “a false news story.” The move follows a few other attempts by the platform to better delineate different types of content. For example, in…