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# trolls - Wednesday 10 April, 2013
VIDEO: How to win arguments on Facebook
NSFW language.
# trolls - Sunday 4 November, 2012
Column: If you read something offensive, don’t retweet it, report it
The future of the internet depends on social networks like Facebook and Twitter developing better protocols for dealing with offensive and potentially criminal postings, writes Dr Ciarán Mc Mahon.
# trolls - Friday 28 September, 2012
Column: Why internet trolls exist and why they’re unlikely to go away
Ciarán Mc Mahon writes on the theories behind internet trolling and explains why, as long as there is a free and open internet, they’re probably not going to go away.
# trolls - Wednesday 25 July, 2012
# trolls - Wednesday 13 June, 2012
Poll: Should Ireland legislate against internet trolls?
The Government has no specific plans to follow the UK’s crackdown on internet “trolls”. How do you feel about the issue?
Ireland has no immediate plans to follow UK crackdown on internet trolls
The Justice Department had no specific comment to make on proposed changes to the UK Defamation Bill.
# trolls - Tuesday 12 June, 2012
Victims could be allowed to unmask online trolls
Victims of abuse from ‘trolls’ on social networking sites would be given the power to see the anonymous people identified under proposed changes to the Defamation Law in Britain.
# trolls - Thursday 3 May, 2012
YouTube Top 10: because footballers can be trolls too
Featuring a man dressed as a horse, the brutal side of lacrosse and one the most unsportsmanlike pieces of behaviour you’ll ever see.
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Trolls beware: YouTube want you to comment using your real name
Video site YouTube has started asking users to provide their real names when commenting. Some of the reasons they allow you to give for declining prove interesting.
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