Posts Tagged ‘ Facebook ’

OMG: Why a status like this could get you sacked, LOL

November 3, 2009
By Duncan Robinson

Facebook is everywhere. The social networking website recently passed the 300 million users mark, giving Facebook a population larger than any country, baring the USA, India and China. In the UK, nearly one in three have a profile. Due to its popularity, Facebook has become a ubiquitous part of everyday life. Similar sites, such...
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The age of the internet and the end of interaction

August 10, 2009
By Max Glover
The age of the internet and the end of interaction

At the risk of turning into my Dad, I feel more and more alienated by the internet-driven society in which we live. Being twenty, I can remember a time when not every household had a computer (gasp!), let alone two or three, and when the Internet was something of a novelty whereby you could...
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Teacher charged with attempted murder

July 16, 2009
By Duncan Robinson
Teacher charged with attempted murder

A science teacher has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking a 14 year-old boy with a 2kg weight. Mr Peter Harvey, who taught at All Saints Roman Catholic School in Mansfield, had recently returned from sick leave after having a stress related stroke. It is alleged that Mr Harvey attacked Jack Waterhouse...
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Banning Facebook is not the answer – frape is

April 1, 2009
By Duncan Robinson

I can't work out whether this story is an April Fool's Day joke or not. Students campaigning to get rid of Facebook and Twitter from university computers? 'Surely not', I thought. 'Must be a wind up'. But that was until I recalled a moment of weakness in first year when I emailed the technicians and...
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