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Government requests for Twitter user data rise 20% in 2012
The (relatively) old joke among lawyers is that the "e" in email stands for "evidence," since emails had the unfriendly tendency to reappear in court; so you might say that the "t" in Twitter stands for "transparent," in that both you and the police can...
Tags: U.S. Department of Justice, WikiLeaks, Social Media, Media Industry, American Civil Liberties Union
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Apple's Steve Jobs pushed a 'no-hire' pact with tech rivals
Emails to and from the late Steve Jobs may show that several tech companies, including Apple, adopted a "no-hire" policy in which they agreed not to recruit one another's top talent. The emails were made public Tuesday by a federal judge presiding...
Tags: Justice System, Economy, Business and Finance, Eric Schmidt, Judges, Corporate Officers
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Facebook voters: Everything you need to know to cast your ballot
SAN FRANCISCO — You survived the U.S. presidential election. Now as citizens of Facebook, you are being asked to cast another ballot. Facebook users have been getting emails asking them to vote on "global site governance." It sounds complicated but...
Tags: Voting, Social Media, Elections, Politics, Aspirin (drug)
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Email privacy bill passes committee in the Senate
This post has been corrected, as indicated below.The Senate Judiciary Committee has approved legislation requiring that police obtain a search warrant to gain access to private emails and other forms of electronic communication. The bill, championed by committee Chairman Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.),...Tags: Media Industry, Laws, American Civil Liberties Union, Law Enforcement, Electronics
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Bolshoi artistic director attacked with acid
MOSCOW — The artistic director of Russia’s famed Bolshoi Ballet was attacked by an assailant who threw acid in his face, police and theater officials said Friday. The assault followed what a colleague said were several weeks of threats and...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Car Tires, Russia, Entertainment, Entertainment Events
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A costly lesson that your email — and money — aren't safe
Think your email, and your money, are safe? Think again. Earlier this year, the FBI warned that "cyber-criminals are compromising the email accounts of U.S. individuals and businesses" and using the accounts to arrange fraudulent cash transfers....
Tags: Justice System, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Air Transportation Delays, Bernie Williams
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Manti Te'o situation prompts USC to remind athletes about social media
In the wake of the controversy surrounding former Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te’o, USC Athletic Director Pat Haden on Friday sent an email to all Trojans athletes reminding them to use social media responsibly. “This is just the latest in...
Tags: Sun Bowl, USC Trojans, Photography and Video, Manti Te'o, Social Media
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Johansson, Aguilera sound off; email hacker gets 10-year sentence
Bringing the world naked pictures of Scarlett Johansson and others has brought a 10-year federal prison sentence down on 35-year-old Christopher Chaney. And ScarJo still thinks that what Chaney did was "perverted and reprehensible." "I have been truly...
Tags: Prisons, Social Media, Celebrities, Christina Aguilera, Scarlett Johansson
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Scarlett Johansson hacker sentenced to 10 years [Google+ hangout]
L.A. NOWTimes crime reporters Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein will join city editor Shelby Grad at 12:30 p.m. in a Google+ hangout to discuss a Florida man sentenced to 10 years in prison for hacking celebrity email accounts, including those of Mila Kunis,... -
Scarlett Johansson calls hacker's work 'perverted and reprehensible'
L.A. NOWActress Scarlett Johansson said she was "truly humiliated and embarrassed" by a Florida man who hacked into celebrity email accounts and procured naked images of her, actions she called "perverted and reprehensible."... -
Christina Aguilera: Celebrity hacker stole sense of security
L.A. NOWA Florida man who hacked into celebrity email accounts was sentenced Monday to prison after several big-name victims including Scarlett Johansson and Christina Aguilera made statements via videotape. Aguilera said in a tape played in court: "That... -
Scarlett Johansson 'humiliated, embarrassed' by celebrity hacker
L.A. NOWActress Scarlett Johansson said she was "truly humiliated and embarrassed" by a Florida man who hacked into celebrity email accounts and procured naked images of her. Johansson's videotaped statement was played in U.S. District Court on Monday as Judge S....
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