Juan's Lens

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Internet Police

Since the internet is a “no man's land” it is very difficult to control what happens on the cyber space so how can we defend us from people attacking us, from trolls. There are many people who are very interested on taking action to defend those who are attack by people hiding behind a monitor. The big question is “how do we punish trolls” or anyone who attacks or threats people they don not agree with them, is there an effective option?  

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Drawing on her personal path from indifferent citizen to passionate campaigner, Victoria Bonney implores us to examine the ways citizens and elected officials alike are using social media to change democracy - for the better. From the swift engagement of hashtags to the transparency of tweeting policy-at-play in unfolding situations, social media is changing the way we see our representatives - and the way they see us.

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Does it really a troll looks like this.

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I really do think this stuff matters in the election. I have 1.5 million views of my tweets every 28 days. It’s a much bigger audience than I would have gotten if I called people up and said, ‘Did you ever consider Trump for President?'

https://time.com/4457110/internet-trolls/ 

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On 24th July 2013, feminist campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez's petition to the Bank of England to have Elizabeth Fry's image on the UK's £5 note repla…

Seems amazing how common rape threats against women on twitter are, threats that are just answers to women taking cation to important thinks.