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Permalink blackfashion: Tony, 25, Ohio submitted by: musikallyfashioned.tumblr.com
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Permalink blackfashion: Location: London Photographer: @AfrikanDutchess Blog: http://modelpavements.blogspot.co.uk/
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Permalink futurejournalismproject: Twitter Threat, Twitter Promise, During Breaking News Events Via Mathew Ingram: That said, however, there’s no question that Twitter is one of the best tools for breaking-news delivery since the telegraph. Unfortunately, it is also a great tool for distributing lies, speculation, innuendo, hoaxes and every other form of inaccurate information. I’ve argued before that this is just the way the news works now — the news wire and police scanner are no longer available only to journalists, but to anyone who cares to listen. And so is the ability to republish. Should Twitter do more to verify sources, or highlight accurate information, as some have suggested? It’s an appealing idea. The service could try to use geotagging to identify those who are close to the scene, or some other method to determine credibility — something third-party services like Sulia and Storyful also try to do through a variety of methods. But is that really Twitter’s place?… …Why don’t we get YouTube to verify the source of videos as well, like the ones that are posted from Syria or Egypt? Or get Google to sort the news it pulls in based on the likelihood of it being credible? The simplest answer is that this isn’t what those services are for — they are distribution engines, or pipes (a series of tubes, if you will). Asking them to become news entities is a little like asking AT&T to eavesdrop on phone calls in order to figure out who is a terrorist. Rather than relying on Twitter to do this, I think it’s far better to accept the somewhat chaotic nature of the medium, and rely on journalists — and not just the professional kind, but the amateur kind as well — to filter that information in real time, the way Andy Carvin did during the Arab Spring (by using Twitter as a crowdsourced newsroom) and others did during Sandy and the Colorado shootings. Over time, I believe, Twitter becomes a kind of self-cleaning oven, as writer Sasha Frere-Jones put it. Image: Screenshot, Twitter post by Geoff Grammer.
Permalink blackfashion: Top: Nichole Alabi, Skirt: Nichole Alabi, Shoes: Nine West, Bag: Tory Burch, Watch: Michael Kors, Necklace: Vintage, Sunglasses: Prada Nichole Alabi, 26, Toronto nicholealabi.tumblr.com Photos by Rhea Whitney Photography
Permalink collegehumor: Justin Ramen Noodle Hair Timberlake I’d eat that right up. 
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Permalink msjlamamasaki: MY GOODIES . the way i dance when i’ m drunk and i don’t give a fuck who’s around me or watching me lol 
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