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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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Online campaign to boycott Greece's 'blood strawberries'
23/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

Online campaign to boycott Greece's 'blood strawberries'

An online campaign emerges to boycott Greece’s "blood strawberries"; Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield is a star among stars; and a new platform brings crowdfunding to kids.
Crowdfunding campaigns for Boston bombing victims
22/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

Crowdfunding campaigns for Boston bombing victims

Crowdfunding campaigns are underway to support victims of the Boston bombings; a controversial court ruling sparks a public outcry in Kurdistan; and a petition seeks the inclusion of female players in football video games.
China: web mobilises to help Sichuan earthquake victims
22/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

China: web mobilises to help Sichuan earthquake victims

Chinese web users mobilise support for victims of the earthquake in Sichuan province. Also, Dove’s latest viral campaign gets a mixed reaction. And a Spanish artist comes up with an astonishing instrument.
French booksellers fight against Amazon
20/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

French booksellers fight against Amazon

People read less nowadays and this has a direct impact on the book market, which is in decline. But independent booksellers also have to deal with competition from online retailers. With 11% of overall sales in France, the Internet is the only sector of the market showing constant growth.
Web users attempt to solve Boston bombing case
18/04/2013 - WEBNEWS

Web users attempt to solve Boston bombing case

Today on the net, web users turn detective in the Boston bombings case; an online campaign in Spain advocating ethical banking; and a mass back flip, performed by 30 skiers all holding hands.

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