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The Daily Dot :

12 articles decelerating

The Daily Dot : has appeared in 12 articles since 2015-03. Coverage peaked in 2020Q1 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Patrick Howell O'Neill, Facebook, Congress, Minecraft.

Articles
12
mentions
Velocity
-50.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
-1.500
velocity change
Sources
8
publications

Coverage Timeline

2021-08-07
Washington Post 11 related

In a letter to Zuckerberg, the FTC called Facebook's initial claim it cut off NYU researchers' access to comply with an FTC privacy agreement “inaccurate”

But Only If You're an Advertiser Danny Bradbury / IT PRO : FTC scolds Facebook for citing it in researcher ban Pluralistic : Facebook's official disinformation research portal is a bad joke (permalink...

2020-03-15
Fast Company 12 related

Uncensored Library, a Reporters Without Borders project in Minecraft, lets people anywhere read articles from censored journalists and get info on press freedom

in Minecraft Brooke Sjoberg / The Daily Dot : Minecraft's new library lets journalists share uncensored information Lauren Morton / Rock, Paper, Shotgun : The writing of censored journalists has been ...

2020-03-12
NBC News 3 related

Investigation finds that books dominating Amazon's search results on COVID-19 are often plagiarized from news outlets, with authors lacking verifiable IDs

and promise — of instant Amazon books in the time of coronavirus Louise Matsakis / Wired : Amazon Quietly Removes Some Dubious Coronavirus Books David Covucci / The Daily Dot : Amazon ebooks about cor...

2019-05-10
New York Times 65 related

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes says Mark Zuckerberg's influence is staggering and that it is time to break up Facebook

and that's made Facebook dangerous Bloomberg : Facebook Breakup Call From Co-Founder Easier Said Than Done Charlotte Henry / The Mac Observer : Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes Says The Company Should...

2016-04-06
The Daily Dot 6 related

OpenBazaar, a decentralized peer-to-peer marketplace that uses Bitcoin, launches version 1.0

Patrick Howell O'Neill / The Daily Dot :

2016-01-06
The Daily Dot 10 related

Dutch government backs strong encryption, condemns backdoors

Patrick Howell O'Neill / The Daily Dot :

2015-12-10
The Daily Dot 12 related

Senator Dianne Feinstein to seek legislation to “pierce” through encryption with warrant, working with Judiciary Committee Chairman Richard Burr, others

Patrick Howell O'Neill / The Daily Dot :

2015-08-04
Wired 33 related

Researchers Create First Firmware Worm That Attacks Macs

Trammell Hudson's Projects Darlene Storm / Computerworld : Macs can be remotely infected with firmware malware that remains after reformatting JC Torres / SlashGear : These OS X malware are like zombi...

2015-08-02
The Daily Dot 2 related

Hackers find vulnerabilities in Industrial Ethernet Switches used in hydroelectric dams, nuclear power plants

Patrick Howell O'Neill / The Daily Dot :

2015-06-01
Guardian 31 related

Senate advances USA Freedom Act, but vote on bill likely won't come for several days, causing temporary shutdown of some Patriot Act powers

For Now  —  Senate to Vote on USA FREEDOM Act on Tuesday Eric Geller / The Daily Dot : Patriot Act spy powers to expire as Rand Paul blocks USA Freedom Act vote Reuters : Senate lets NSA spy program l...

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