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    [외신] Facebook sues individuals for offering to scrape data, gather likes
    [외신] Facebook sues individuals for offering to scrape data, gather likes Facebook said on Thursday it filed lawsuits against individuals in Europe and the US for abusing its platforms to offer automated tools for scraping users’ personal data and gathering likes. The social network said the defendant in the US lawsuit operated a data scraping service, called “Massroot8,” which improperly collected data by asking users to provide their Facebook login credentials. The defendants in the European lawsuit operated a Spain-based fake engagement service that provided automation software to receive fake likes and comments on Instagram, Facebook said. “This is one of the first times a social media company is using coordinated, multi-jurisdictional litigation to enforce its terms and protect its users,” the company said here in a blog post. Shares of the company, helmed by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, were trading basically flat on Thursday afternoon, at $235.47.
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    2020-06-19
  • [외신] AOC rival Michelle Caruso-Cabrera gets massive donation from Wall Street giants
    [외신] AOC rival Michelle Caruso-Cabrera gets massive donation from Wall Street giants Enlarge Image 14 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Some of Wall Street’s biggest titans are pumping big bucks into defeating first-term Democratic socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by bankrolling the campaign of her business-friendly Democratic primary opponent, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, campaign records reveal. Caruso-Cabrera’s donors include Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman and Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon. Both gave the maximum $2,800 for the Democratic primary against the far-left freshman AOC. Five other Blackstone employees and three other Goldman Sachs executive also donated to Caruso-Cabrera, according to the Financial Times. Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone and his wife, Elaine, kicked in a combined $11,200 to Caruso-Cabrera. They gave the maximum each for primary ($2,800) and general election ($2,800) — Caruso-Cabrera can only spend half of that for the primary. The Post previously reported that pro-President Trump Republicans and corporate types contributed to Caruso-Cabrera’s campaign as well as an anti-AOC super PAC partly financed by her husband, investment banker and GOP donor Stephen Dizard. Caruso-Cabrera, a former business journalist and CNBC host, is challenging Ocasio-Cortez in next Tuesday’s June 23 primary in the 14th Congressional District that takes in neighborhoods in parts of The Bronx and Queens. AOC shocked the political world two years ago when she toppled Congressman and Queens Democratic Party chairman Joe Crowley in the Democratic primary. She has become a leading voice on the political far left. Despite help from Wall Street, Caruso-Cabrera’s fundraising pales in comparison to AOC’s grassroots donation machine. SEE ALSO Husband of Dem challenger pumps money into anti-AOC super PAC Ocasio-Cortez has raised $10.5 million in campaign contributions to Caruso-Cabrera’s $2 million. The first-time incumbent had $4.6 million in cash on hand to Caruso-Cabrera’s $1 million, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission. “It’s not surprising that Republicans would finance the campaign of a lifelong Republican in a Democratic primary,” said Ocasio-Cortez’s spokeswoman, Lauren Hitt. “While we have pushed against corporate power with policies that favor everyday working Americans, those donors prefer to bankroll a candidate who answers to Wall Street over the needs of our constituents.” Caruso-Cabrera’s camp defended the Wall Street donations, saying the finance money is coming because she’s the pro-jobs candidate while Ocasio-Cortez opposed the aborted Amazon plan to open a headquarters along the Queens waterfront that the company said would have created 25,000 jobs. “New York businesses are supporting a Caruso-Cabrera because she wants to create jobs for people. What’s bad about that? Compare that with AOC, who chased 25,000 jobs out of New York,” said Caruso-Cabrera spokesman Hank Sheinkopf.
    • Animal Rights
    2020-06-19
  • [외신] Ford’s upcoming electric Mustang to have self-driving capabilities
    [외신] Ford’s upcoming electric Mustang to have self-driving capabilities Enlarge Image Ford’s upcoming all-electric Mustang Mach-E will offer hands-free driving when it hits the road next year, the automaker said Thursday. The feature, dubbed Active Drive Assist, arrives six years after Tesla and four years after General Motors introduced similar features. It will be offered on several Ford models, but most notably on the electric Mustang, a crossover vehicle targeted at the Tesla Model Y market which will hit the road later this year. Ford said that Americans will be able to order the Mustang Mach-E in the fall with the high-tech hardware package, which includes extra radar sensors and a driver-facing camera, but noted the software won’t be ready until fall 2021. When the Active Driver Assist software is ready, users will be able to download an update for their vehicles. Tesla introduced its first semi-automated hands-free driver assist package, called Autopilot, in 2015. GM followed two years later with a similar semi-automated feature called Super Cruise on the Cadillac CT6. Ford unveiled the Mach-E in November 2019, with its unique design polarizing fans of the muscle car line, with one Twitter user calling it “the ugliest vehicle ever made.” “The Mustang Mach-E looks like the ugly love child between a BMW, Jaguar, and Ford Escape,” another wrote. The electric car will have a range of 230 miles, and will cost just under $44,000.
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    2020-06-19
  • 속보Kim Jong Un’s sister threatens South Korea with military action
    Kim Jong Un’s sister threatens South Korea with military action
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    2020-06-19
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