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A mom influencer went viral after accusing a couple of trying to abduct her child. Police say it doesn't add up. - Vimarsana News

A mom influencer went viral after accusing a couple of trying to abduct her child. Police say it doesn't add up.

» A mom influencer went viral after accusing a couple of trying to abduct her child. Police say it doesn't add up. A mom influencer went viral after accusing a couple of trying to abduct her child. Police say it doesn't add up. Palmer HaaschDec 19, 2020, 03:32 IST Mom influencer Katie Sorenson, who was previously associated with the now-defunct account @motherhoodessentials, said that her children had been the victims of an "attempted kidnapping" in a viral video.@motherhoodessentials/Instagram via @henrykleeKTVU/Twitter A mom influencer went viral earlier this week after she posted videos a...

US immigration agency tried to subpoena BuzzFeed News - Vimarsana News

US immigration agency tried to subpoena BuzzFeed News

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) tried to subpoena BuzzFeed News in an effort to force the media outlet to disclose its sources. A report published by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), states that BuzzFeed News refused to comply with the subpoena with ICE saying it will not enforce the summons and has since withdrawn the subpoena.   However, ICE has said that it will pursue its investigation ‘through other channels.’ The CPJ has urged ICE not to take legal action against news outlets.  According to the CPJ report, BuzzFeed News published an article disclosing that ...

Facebook gets rich off of ads that rip off its users -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Facebook gets rich off of ads that rip off its users -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

© Rob Dobi / BuzzFeed Two years ago, a handful of Facebook employees began to raise internal alarms about a series of advertisements appearing in their news feeds. Purchased by a then up-and-coming lip-synching app called Musical.ly — now known as TikTok — the ads featured teenage girlsprovocatively gyrating to music in short video clips. Curious as to why he and his colleagues were seeing ads ostensibly meant for young girls, one Facebook employee, who was also a father, dug into the company's advertising system at the time to determine what was going on. What he discovered wasn't an er...

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