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Oct 20, 2014
Main promises for the week
The last flight of the frog, perverted dolls and tram Casanovas Author: Editorial staff of Promises.Ru The week turned out to be generous with a variety of promises: both parents concerned about gender characteristics and brave aviators looking for a funnier airfield showed up. But not everyone managed to keep their word - and they failed so much that every Moscow resident noticed it.
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Oct 20, 2014
Google will remove personal photos of Jennifer Lawrence from search results
Google has begun clearing search results of domains that contain private photographs of actress Jennifer Lawrence, at the request of her lawyers. This was reported by The Guardian . To put pressure on Google, Lawrence lawyers are using the so-called Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in the United States.
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Oct 20, 2014
Azaza, your public is blocked!
Interview with Roskomnadzor press secretary Vadim Ampelonsky about promoting the agency on social networks and working with audiences On October 14, Roskomnadzor, the state regulator of the Runet, launched official pages on VKontakte and Facebook . Their unexpectedly aggressive style of promotion on social networks caused conflicting reactions: some praised the department for its courage and understanding of the audience, others criticized it for its arrogance and following stereotypes.
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Oct 20, 2014
Fake: Banksy's arrest
Twitter users believed the news of Banksy's arrest published by the satirical news site The satirical news site National Report reported the arrest of the famous street artist known as Banksy. Many social media users and some media outlets began to comment on the situation without understanding the issue. According to National Report, 35-year-old Liverpool resident Paul Horner, who was arrested on Monday morning by London police, was hiding under the name Banksy.
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Oct 20, 2014
Fake: Video of explosion in Donetsk
The video with the crash of the Proton-M rocket in Kazakhstan was passed off as fresh filming On October 20, social media users distributed a video that supposedly captured the shelling of Donetsk from the Tochka-U tactical missile system, but the video depicted the crash of a Proton-M rocket, filmed about a year and a half ago in Kazakhstan. On October 18, a video appeared on YouTube, which social network users presented as filming of an explosion in Donetsk.
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Oct 20, 2014
Meme: I'm pregnant
The joke of Japanese netizens has become popular in the West In mid-October, a local meme quickly gained popularity in Japan: social media users began drawing hands with a positive pregnancy test onto the faces of famous anime characters. A few days later, the West joined in the fun.
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Oct 20, 2014
Video: Blogger stopped a policeman for driving without identification marks
American blogger Gavin Seim stopped an unmarked police car and checked the documents of a law enforcement official sitting behind the wheel, explaining to him that he was breaking the law. The civil activist published a video of the conversation on YouTube. The video, titled “Citizen Pulls Cop Over, Gives Warning,” appeared online on October 14 and received more than 600,000 views in just a few days.
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Oct 20, 2014
In the footsteps of Van Gogh
Reaction of social network users to the new action of the controversial artist Pyotr Pavlensky On October 19, the artist Pyotr Pavlensky, known for his shocking actions , cut off his earlobe while sitting naked on the roof of the Serbsky Institute in Moscow. TJournal collected the opinions of social network users. Journalist Oksana Shalygina published photographs of the action and Pavlensky’s related appeal on her Facebook page. The knife separates the earlobe from the body.
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Oct 20, 2014
Forbes: Microsoft's smartwatch will be released before the New Year
Author: Nikita Demchenko Over the next few weeks, Microsoft will release its own smartwatch that is compatible with competitors' smartphones and can last more than two days without recharging. magazine reports this Forbes . 2004, Bill Gates unveils the result of a collaboration between Microsoft and Swatch According to the publication, Microsoft plans to hold a presentation of the device in the coming weeks.
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Oct 20, 2014
How Meduza works for iOS and Android
Interview with Ilya Krasilshchik about the new application of Internet media from Galina Timchenko and the team of the former "Lenta.ru" On October 20, the launch of the new Meduza online publication from the former chief editor of Lenta.ru Galina Timchenko took place. Simultaneously with the opening of the site, the project has a mobile application on which the media makes the main bet. TJournal talked about him with the publisher of Meduza Ilya Rudilchik.
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Oct 20, 2014
The Ministry of Health has developed an application for photo complaints about smoking in public places
The Russian Ministry of Health has developed a mobile application for sending complaints about people smoking in public places. newspaper reported this on October 20 The Izvestia . An app called “No Smoking Here” will be available in the App Store and Google Play in the next few weeks. With its help, users will be able to take photographs on the streets and in various public places of those who violate the anti-tobacco law in force in Russia.
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Oct 20, 2014
Beautiful Empty Large
Popular Russian Instagrammers in the empty Bolshoi Theater On October 20, the Bolshoi Theater and Instagram implemented a joint project, within which bloggers were allowed to visit the theater on their day off. Sixteen popular Russian Instagram users were invited to a closed meeting at the Bolshoi Theater as part of a photo project under the tag #EmptyBolshoi.
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Oct 20, 2014
Best on Quora: With everyone at the same time
Submarines, microwaves and happy relationships with ten girls How a submarine detects an approaching enemy object, whether it is safe to heat food in a microwave oven, and how difficult it is to date ten girls at the same time. TJournal has another selection of the most interesting discussions from the Quora website.