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Twitter Moments Joins A Long Lineup Of Attempts To Curate The News<br/><br/>Here comes a good news for those video creator who are fed up with the video piracy especially on social networking sites as Facebook is planning to launch a Video Matching Technology” which will inform the real video owners that those videos are uploaded by others. In May, Jukin Media, a video licensing agency <a href="https://www.facebook.com/mindseyedesignvideos">Gadgets</a> best known for Fail” clips, described Facebook's copyright problems as massive.” In June, Fullscreen CEO George Strompolos, who runs one of the biggest YouTube video networks,tweeted that he was getting very tired of seeing our videos ripped there with no way to monitor or monetize,” the news report reads.<br/><br/>Our system does not make any assumptions regarding the location of the videos, but in these cases we are given very valuable additional information to limit the searches, as we already know that we are dealing with the area of Iraq or Syria, and therefore, we would only use reference videos from there,” explained Xavier Sevillano, one of the study's authors.<br/><br/>Those residues enhance the damaging effects of other food-borne chemical residues and toxins in the environment to disrupt normal body functions and induce disease, according to the report, authored by Stephanie Seneff, a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Anthony Samsel, a retired science consultant from Arthur D. Little, Inc.<img class='alignleft' style='float:left;margin-right:10px;' src="http://cdn8.staztic.com/app/i/1359/1359464/digital-tech-news-22-l-124x124.png" width="252" /><br/><br/>Tech journalists have a love-hate relationship with it, and can become obsessed with getting on Techmeme” to the detriment of actually producing useful, well-written news. But by aggregating stories from a variety of sources and giving prominent links to the most useful and/or most-referenced stories, Techmeme actually is a handy way to scan the day's top tech news. Google News: Less focused on social signals than textual ones, Google News uses its analytic tools to group together related stories and highlight the biggest ones. I find Google News an unsatisfying home page, but it is a good place to search for news once you've found it.<img class='alignleft' style='float:left;margin-right:10px;' src="http://www.usefulfind.com/uploads/images_thumbs/0b/s0b134dfe.jpg" width="254" /><br/><br/>Its most useful feature is the ability to notify you whenever one of your LinkedIn contacts is mentioned in the news. Nuzzel: This app has been getting a lot of press lately, first because Twitter investor Chris Sacca suggested that Twitter ought to buy it It's not a bad idea: Nuzzel actually makes Twitter useful for news by looking at the URLs that the people you follow are tweeting. If enough of them tweet the same URL, it puts that story in your news feed on Nuzzel; if even more people tweet it, Nuzzel will send a notification to your device. This practice has been called ‘freebooting,' and it's not fair to those who work hard to create amazing videos.
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