Sentences with phrase «web article comments»

Social media attacks on her led Kensington Palace (Harry's residence, as well as that of his brother William) to issue a statement last year decrying the «outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments.»

Some of this has been very public — the smear on the front page of a national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments.

Not exact matches

It's sad that so many comments posted on web articles like this are so completely negative.

Please Note: In response to some comments, this article was in relation to gossip around the web, the source is quoted and I was merely opening the debate on the issue.

I've also found an article on technical interviews on the Doctor Job Web site and some general comments on the GRAD site.

George E. Curry's article,» Bill Cosby Stands Behind Critical Comments,» was published on the Atlanta Daily World Web site on 27 May 2004 and provides commentary on the speech.

The article, by Gina Kolata, touched on points scientists have complained about for years, and generated a blizzard of mostly supportive comments on the Times's Web site.

So the great thing is, you now, one fascinating opportunity, is that we can put some kinds of articles up on our Web site first, start to present that information, start to immediately, then initiate a kind of conversation with our audience over this and start to draw in their comments, fill [in] any kinds of questions they had that we didn't address in the original form of that editorial, and we can use that to rework what we would then do in print.

By the time I'd arrive at my computer, there'd be as many as 50 e-mails from students commenting on the lecture I'd just given, asking me if I'd read a certain article or visited a particular Web site.

On 4 December, the journal removed the article from its subscription - based Web site and posted a notice that acknowledged that «Mr. Liberman and Nemesysco Limited... were not invited to comment on the article prior to its publication where, in view of the content of the article, it would have been appropriate to invite them to do so.»

This is diet advice by fear, and while I said so in the comments section of that web article, no one else seemed to notice the lack of credible sources for the infographic's bold claims.

Here's the first comment in the article that I'd like to touch upon: «As Mr. Glickman explains on his Web site, if you experience symptoms like cravings, fatigue, irritability, headaches, pains, nausea, vomiting, hot bowel movements -LRB-!)

If you want to link in previous articles in comments, just select the url (web address) in the browser and copy it.

Not because I didn't read a ton of interesting articles in March, but because as I Adore What I Love is growing, bloggers around the internet have found my little space on the web and taking the time to comment on my posts... which I SO appreciate!!!

You see, with every comment you make you improve metrics for web articles on Tesla.

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I use the Transformer virtually every day for web browsing and online reading, sending and receiving email, moderating comments for this blog, streaming music and videos, writing articles, using ASUS's really cool SuperNote app, playing games, and I've even got it setup to access my Windows computer remotely.

A comment from frequent London - based novelist Lexi Revellian, for example, follows Ruffilo's article, with this response to his point about needing «an editor, a cover designer, a web designer» and so on:

From reading articles and comments around the Web, I have learned that many dividend growth investors prefer to hold maximum position sizes of 5 %, 4 %, 3 %, or even 2 % of their portfolios.

I addressed the web income in the comments of a previous article.

I have an article at my web site that sets forth 101 comments of participants in discussion - board conversations who were unhappy with the Social Taboo being enforced on the boards at which they were participating.

As I troll the web each day, I tag articles for future comment.

Renew is not available online, but it does have a web based feedback section for people to comment on the print articles they've read.

In the article, the editor of the Columbia Journalism Review Web site, Steve Lovelady, refers to people who publish unedited comments — presumably bloggers — as a «lynch mob.»

Reproduced below is a short list of 10 legibility guidelines published by Tim Ash, a landing page expert, in an article on SearchEngineWatch, that legal marketers should follow when designing and publishing web pages, blog posts and email communications (our additional comments are in italics in brackets):

The New York Times ran an interesting article Monday about how certain news Web sites and blogs have begun moving away from the once - standard practice of allowing anonymous posting of comments on articles.

The order, secured Wednesday, requires RPK to remove the articles from his Web site, Malaysia Today, and give up the identities of all the visitors who commented on the stories.

The latest article from the NY Times — Young People's Web Postings Worry Summer Camp Directors — is choc full of comments like these -

Do you spend a fair amount of time blogging, writing articles, speaking at seminars and conferences, commenting on LinkedIn, Twitter, or your web site?

First, you need to emulate your competitor by building a solid «brand» presence on the web, which will involve commenting frequently on breaking news stories in blogs and articles, and sending out press releases to trumpet your firm's accomplishments.

BLOGs will help establish our all ready talented and renowned attorneys as authors and authorities in their particular areas of expertise by enabling them to voice comments, write articles, and share newsworthy observations syndicated through the World Wide Web.»

One other thing that caught my eye in the article was a little comment about the snowball effect of a little popularity on the web these days.

Before we start discussing based on our data, would like to comment that most of the reviews on the web have claimed that the Edge has offered a better battery but this article talks based on actual usage for a few weeks.

My «blog» (short for Web Log) or newsletter is where you will find links to timely articles and information, my comments on them, as well as reflections on various career topics from the perspective of a seasoned executive resume writer and career strategies coach.

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