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Gangs in New York talk Twitter: Use tweets to trash-talk rivals, plan fights New York Daily News Some groups of teenagers in Harlem use the messaging website Twitter, via their mobile phones, to organize street fights and other shady activities. The city’s street gangs are becoming tweet gangs. Manhattan’s young thugs have turned to Twitter, and the cops who track them are fast behind, the Daily News has learned

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p2pnet news view | P2P | Music:- In the middle of this  month, I mentioned Bill Hudson , a musician who takes  sharing very seriously. He, “and other like-minded people, collect musical instruments to give to children in America’s still-recovering storm-ravaged Gulf Coast, also working to organise live concerts to help take people’s minds off their troubles,” I said. Bill and his friends Al Coffey and Craig Counts have just returned from their latest Feel Good Tour »»» When ever I am doing a gig, or am at a party, I am always trying to get the word out as to what we are doing collecting instruments.

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p2pnet news view Politics | Freedom | P2P:- To the tune of £10 million (about $C16,973,183), the European Union is backing Project Indect , a five-year spy plan whose principal function would be to secretly monitor almost every aspect of the lives of EU citizens. Says Wikileaks , “This file, marked ‘confidential’, describes development of an EU-funded intelligence gathering system (’INDECT work package 4′) designed to comb webblogs, chat sites, newsreports, and social-networking sites to inorder to build up automatic dossiers on individuals, organizations and their relationships.” It goes on »»» The aim of work package 4 (WP4) is the development of key technologies that facilitate the building of an intelligence gathering system by combining and extending the current-state-ofthe- art methods in Natural Language Processing (NLP). One of the goals of WP4 is to propose NLP and machine learning methods that learn relationships between people and organizations through websites and social networks

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