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Web users express concern over the lack of aid arriving in Pakistan

Web users express concern over the lack of aid arriving in Pakistan, and a young American man becomes a web sensation after being spotted in a television interview.

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Life after death through social networks
06/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

Life after death through social networks

Social networks are a sugar-coated reflection of our real lives: we appear there, we go on holiday, we flirt, we get married, we have children and sometimes, when we are least expecting it, we die. Today Facebook has turned into the biggest digital graveyard. Around 200,000 of its members die each year. But how is this subject dealt with online?
France: web users mock Jérôme Cahuzac
04/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

France: web users mock Jérôme Cahuzac

Today on the net, France’s former budget Minister Jérôme Cahuzac, the butt of online jokes. Web users turn their attention from “kamehameha-ing” to “Vadering”. And an American man sets about creating the next generation of golf buggies.
Kyrgyzstan considers banning girls from traveling abroad
02/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

Kyrgyzstan considers banning girls from traveling abroad

Today on the net, a controversial bill in Kyrgyzstan met with strong criticism from web users; an American firm offering adults-only digital detox summer camps; and an Israeli musician creates a human piano.
Hungarians send video messages to Prime Minister
01/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

Hungarians send video messages to Prime Minister

Today on the net, Hungarians voicing grievances with their Prime Minister. Kamehameha-ing takes the Japanese web by storm. And sharing sites awash with videos of « freeline skating ».
USA: humor unleashed by North Korea’s threats
01/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

USA: humor unleashed by North Korea’s threats

Today on the net, American web users laughing off threats from North Korea. An awareness campaign warning of the dangers of Google Glass. And a Russian street artist brings derelict buildings to life.

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