Can Occupy Wall Avenue Succeed

Officially, the Occupy Wall Street movement started on Sept. 17, 2011 in the streets of Lower Manhattan's Monetary District. However Egyptians who flooded Cairo's Tahrir Square, demanding the ouster of the dictatorial President Hosni Mubarak, provoked curiosity in a U.S. public uprising months earlier. On Feb. 2, 2011, whereas Mubarak clung to his remaining shreds of power, Adbusters employees writer Kono Matsu wrote an editorial blog put up on the net site of the Canadian anti-consumerist magazine, urging Americans to take a cue from Cairo [supply: Weigel and Hepler]. Annoyed with the arguably toothless governmental response to financial organizations and companies -- which many hold partly liable for the U.S. financial recession and ensuing excessive unemployment price -- Matsu inspired the politically radical readership to organize a "Million Man March on Wall Avenue" [source: Matsu].

Facebook rolled out a sequence of modifications ahead of the election in Myanmar on November 8th. The company invested in proactive detection expertise to catch hate speech on the platform, and expanded its misinformation policy to include false information aimed toward suppressing the vote. The corporate was previously found by the United Nations to have contributed to ethnic violence in the country by allowing hate speech to spread unchecked. (Facebook)

The capital city’s escalating pollution levels all year have seen citizens take to Wordwide twitter hashtags to specific their worries, share images of smog-stuffed streets, and discover options. The Delhi Authorities tried to curb the pollution by introducing a number of measures but like each winter, the pollution ranges continued to escalate in Delhi this November leading to worries of severe well being hazards amongst residents.