and we label those tweets. when the election has not been t called yet or multiple sources have called it differently.calld >> i'm sorry. i didn't understand that.i di did you say you have been able y to tweet? >> no.tweet? we have labeled the tweets that would indicate a different result in the election, called e by multiple sources.in the >> i see. at what point was that done? the >> throughout the period.th up i october 11th up till today. >> so, when the tweet was initially came in, how long wasn it before you, quote, updated o. it? >> we didn't update it.re we put a label on it pointing te the broader conversation. our goal is to connect people with more information around what's happening with the election.ckly and that occurred anywhere from five minutes to 30 minutes.nk but as quickly as -- as quicklys as we can. >> thank you.? is 30 minutes the maximum time? >> i don't know.res we can get you that informationt >> would you? i'm interested in this. does misinformation about the results of an election an

again facebook's brought in a new label to some users pages to clearly highlight who it considers to be state controlled media including r.t. it plans to also ban them from buying ads in the u.s. head of the forthcoming november presidential election but there's a bit of selective it seems as to who gets flagged up as a senior correspondent more guest he explains next a new day a new facebook scandal they start it isn't about them selling out their users or allowing opposition activists to be tracked to establishing another censorship well it kind of actually is the start it's about facebook deciding for you who you should trust. several months ago we announced our plans to label media outlets that are wholly or partially under the editorial control of the government and today we're starting to apply labels to those state controlled media outlets were providing greater transparency into these publishers because they combined the influence of a media organization with the strategic backing of the state and we believe people should know if the news they read is coming from a publicatio

all this labels we try always to put in the in our garments the labels not this one says that we need 235 grams of discarded fishing nets to make one yards of fabric. going to choose hoping to raise awareness of environmental issues and at the same time create a fashion that looks good. for many people recycle product with say none of them of bad quality of something that sort of maybe no people had the idea that i was like sort of recycling the old blanket of my grandmother to make it back as i'm not unless there's nothing to do it is about technology and you're going to see the difference between 2 products of we've been working a lot to convince people that the recycled product can be a school and well designed as others the idea of working with recycled materials is by no means new one of the by. and here is the swiss franc label that makes bags out of old truck tarpaulins and also offers composite clothing. another project is the gumshoe which soles made to 30 percent from old chewing gum collected from the streets of amsterdam. panthea chalion orange fiber label makes clothes fr

next, the labels.ey first marked separations and later label the sacks when they are ready to be tied out. labels have to be inserted according to the same diagram, which sets the pattern for hanging the sack. nothing to this job as long as you follow directions, but put one label in the wrong holder, and an awful lot of mail may be missed sent. the substitute proved to be a quick learner, a necessary talent for all postal transportation clerks. together, they distributed the labels in all the overhead boxes and all the sacks and pouches. now they put sections of the distributing table in place. cappy raised the table, resting the front hooks on the center bar and being careful of his hands, grasped the back hinge hooks and released them to slip over the rod of the adjoining racks section. in this case, the diagram called for a double distributing table, and the men were ready when the mail arrived. as always, it was quite a load. got his mail porter truck in position, cappy and phil were on the mail w

panthea tell you an orange 5 or label makes clothes from just that. spanish journalist brenda chavez reports on sustainability and observes the trend of the past 7 months coming it's starting to catch on but it didn't really pick up speed until the annual figures for textile waste became more common you know the industry is beginning to react to the problem that we're having with plastic around midday on back and i'll take a well says it's recycled over 330 tons of waste taken from the sea the label cooperates with spanish fishermen. they counter the waste from the sea for the fashion house. those. old fishing nets and plastic bottles are processed to make polymer yarn that goes into the fabrics used to make new clothes. the label wants to make an environmentally conscious lifestyle part of its image its slogan because there is no plan it be. the targets a specific clientele. i'm not about a mosquito either it's part of a whole lifestyle it's the whole 0 waste movement is growing and people want to produce less waste and have less impact on the enviro

several months ago we announced our plans to label media outlets that are wholly or partially under the editorial control of the government and today we're starting to apply labels to those state controlled media outlets were providing greater transparency into these publishers because they combined the influence of a media organization with the strategic backing of the state and we believe people should know if the news they read is coming from a publication that may be under the influence of the government so we'll skip over the irony here of someone who is under the influence of a government which is facebook which regularly censors what the us government tells it to censor telling everyone else that you shouldn't trust those who are under the influence of the government you following and facebook takes great pride in making sure that what you read is approved by censors in the u.s. only 53 percent of americans trust the news sources that use so we're making it easier to learn more about an article right in your facebook news feed what it has done this start is remarkable even by its

agis you are run by cattle which is essentially a family run dictatorship doesn't get the label saudi arabia its media don't get the label i think you know artie's official statement sums it up thinks book is doing as it's told by its government but pretending otherwise a us company long and bad with the us establishment telling the entire rest of the world what it can and cannot say is the definition of technological dictatorship and censorship labeling for an editorial independent news outlets is anything but isn't top of fostering prejudice and xenophobia a prime example of the very fake news that facebook is supposedly trying to combat the head of artes website says he will appeal facebook's move we've put in touch with facebook to for an explanation and response if you do we have but for many times so we'll let you know what we're going to say independent journalist your laureate told me he thinks the tech giant is getting government pressure here. i don't think facebook or twitter want to get involved in any of this they were reluctant to do so they were heavily pressured by con

the idea for the label in 2009. the initial motivation was the frustration with the amount of waste we're creating in the world i believe the most sustainable think too was not to keep on using natural resources so recycling could be a solution if we were to make a new generation of recycled products with the same qualities and is the best one we said that we could demonstrate there's no need to keep an independent pretty good petrol but we can transform what other people call waste into polymer yarn fabrics and products. these political ups are made of old car drivers they're 100 percent recycled and don't even need glue the labels reveal what goes into these products. all these labels we try always to put in the in our government believe it or not this one says that we need 235 grams of discarded fishing nets to make one yards of fabric. going to choose hoping to raise awareness of environmental issues and at the same time create a fashion that looks good. for many people recycle product with synonym of bad qualit

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, one candidate, the other not playing up his party label.r a great deal about the personal factor in american grace of ahe coup de orcessful personal appeal the factor when someone makes a mistake. how much does this -- obviously, it affects the party orientation -- the party label orientation of the voter. how much does it really change this other than for an is person like general eisenhower, to whom the personality thing and the fact of people feeling must havee with him been the major epic of his triumph. do you think in 1976 there will ford caneal president make personally, which would override the democratic majority -- or plurality, in the same that president nixon in 1972 could attack the ideological position of senator mcgovern to override that democratic plurality? makes a correct point that here is a campaign in less both people, more or knew the center of the american political spectrum, and at the issuesme, there are no sharply dividing a country like the vietnam war or roman catholicism or civil rights. some of these really sha

how has this affected this party label loyalty you were speaking of?y label loyalty is of extraordinary importance when one is dealing with the lower end of the ticket, so to speak. it is more important than any other single thing, even for the vote for the presidency, but it becomes a lot less true that the presidential level for the gubernatorial because the candidates are on television, and voters have had a chance to make in their own judgments of them. there is not any of the other levels, and it is at this point a candidate hopes they can draw the independent to them. in fact, the republican candidate for the presidency has the independents who support him but has to cut some into the democratic stronghold in order to be able to win, and republican candidates have been able to do that 4 out of the last six presidential elections. that is part of what is going on right now. ford is doing his best not only to appeal to republicans, but he's got to pick up the independents. polls show he is ahead in independents, but he still has to pick up some of

asks social platform twitter to clarify why one of its reports on the us election was labelled potentially misleading. good afternoon thanks for joining us this is r.t. . we begin in france which is once again trying to come to terms with the tragedy terror struck on thursday morning in the city of nice when a nice man rampage through a church killing 3 leaving several others injured the attack came just 2 weeks after the brutal beheading of a teacher in paris after he'd shown his class characters of the prophet mohammed president. has described the latest attack as an islamist terror incident. live. it was relief but in this new tragedy today you see victims of islamofascism repeatedly denounced. as you know who descended. upon for the siren of the firemen the police arrived quickly since really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security system i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come in and take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i had a lot of gunshot. correspondent sheila davis kaye has the latest from an ace. the anti terror prosecutors said on thur

labels don't want them. to give you a little data, my survey which has representative samples finds for basically everything we tested, people are willing to pay more for information even if they are a minority in the population than in accurate, people who don't want information are not willing to pay. in general, information provision seems better willingness to pay which is the gold standard. let's just say it is a way of measuring, it's a good idea. in terms of thinking exactly how good it is, will not have more clarity on how to approach that question because we have a framework in which to do that. the government regulators to thinking not, we have no idea, as they sometimes say or we are going to focus on the health benefits. that is important but not the whole picture. if you have health benefits that make people miserable, the health benefits are missing something. the suggestion is, we not only can do better and thinking about what other effects of the information disclosure but we also should be a

sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their soil what is probably see. is this increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stressed and with moving closer and closer. and it's you know it's a rather worrying sort of 'd less this kind of develop you won't see me but then you will see him in a few seconds when he's annoyed. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. come back the british government says that it will be using 50000000 facemasks that it's bought for medics to in the pandemic because of concerns they might be unsafe the admission to spot calls from the opposition labor party for an urgent inquiry into the way called tracks for essential supplies have been handed out. for months we were told that the government was purchasing the right equipment for the front line yet again it hasn't happened the needs now to be an investigation and inquiry into

what's really going on inside of those bags is what's inside really as healthy as the shiny side labeling would have you believe. to. be missed here in fact turning it into creative veterinarian fairy bourbonnais to illinois. this is a commercially available raw food diet this is what i am i'm also going to give the boys in a. great 1st approach. it . is a. very dire. thing is it. for . so there's a problem in the pet food industry and most pet owners aren't aware that there's a problem and unless you have an interest in digging deeper and finding out what those issues are you can go through your whole life eating the exact same food assuming what you're doing is healthier pat and once you start digging the evidence becomes overwhelming that the industry has significant issues. the human animal relationship is deeply embedded in our society. it is estimated that 80000000 dogs are in the united states with 96000000 cats. americans alone spin an estimated $60000000000.00 on pet expenses every year and that number is growing exponentially. it's always a 1st thought the buy something your pet

all this labeled with try always to put in the garment the labels not this one says that when 235 gramsof discarded fishing to make one yards of fabric eco alf is now making a very good turnover customers like the quality and design as well as the clear message there is no plan it's being. if we were to make a new generation of recycled products with the same qualities and is the best. that we could demonstrate there's no need to keep on the indifferent differ to get petrol but we can transform what other people call waste into polymer yarn fabrics and products and service ethos is not only about materialist but about working conditions in the industry. produces her clothes in a garment factory in bangladesh which companies such as sarah and h. and m. also work with. she's advising these fashion giants on how they can reduce that c o 2 emissions less waste. after their production so that we are hoping to make the waste transparent the production the. they can actually in the moment when they. start designing their products the order to. start designing. products as well because they wil

up his party label.e hear a great deal about the personal factor in american politics, the coup de grace of a successful personal appeal or the factor failure of some personal boo-boo when some person makes a mistake. how much does this -- obviously, it affects the party orientation -- the party label orientation of the voter. how much does it really change this, other than for a person n obvious person, like general eisenhower, to whom the personality thing and the fact of people feeling comfortable with him must have been the major epic of his triumph. do you think in 1976, with this united democratic party, there is going to be be an appeal president ford can make personally, which would override the democratic majority -- or plurality -- in the same sense that president nixon, in 1972, could attack the ideological position of senator mcgovern to override that democratic plurality? no.. penniman: mr. hess makes a correct point , that here is a campaign in which both people, more or less , of the cente

how has this affected the party label loyalty of which you were speaking?ll, party label loyalty is of extraordinary importance when one is dealing with the lower end of the ticket, so to speak. the less important offices. the less visible candidates. it's very important. it's more important than any single thing, even for the vote for the presidency. but it becomes a lot less true at the presidential level or the senate or gubernatorial. the candidates are on television. there's a visibility that there isn't for any other levels. it's at this point for which candidates hope they can draw the independents to them. in fact, republican candidate for the presidency has to not only get the independents or a majority of the independents to support him, but he also has to cut some into the democratic strongholds in order to win. and the fact is, he's been able to do that or the candidate -- republican candidates have been able to do that four out of the last six presidential elections. that's part of what's going on right now, that ford is doing his best to appea

sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their soil what is probably signal. is to see increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stretched and with moving closer and closer. and it's you know it's a rather worrying sort of 'd that's that's going to develop. as bolivia celebrated its independence day on thursday the country was gripped by protests or delayed elections the vote has been put off twice already due to the pandemic the interim president any 9 years has previously stressed the health risks of holding a vote but now she accuses the bolivian election body of playing with dates she took to twitter to point out that she has nothing to do with the latest decision adding though that she will respect it at the same time the government has denounced the ongoing protests and says they pose a danger to public health and safety and accuses former leader evo morales of inciting them are his own quarter picks up the story. when it comes to combating potential election fraud d

not labelled state affiliated media you go to prison here if you don't pay a t.v. license fee to which the money of which has to pay for the b.b.c. this is a clear double standard why is n.p.r. why is voice of america why is it only r t c t n the al-jazeera belatedly has a tagline now what changes if any would you like to see to the way twitter and other social media networks moderate content. fundamentally these are utilities we all love twitter we all love facebook the people billions of users love it but the point is it now has the power of give me war and peace itself when twitter was shown not to look after the security of its accounts what then if a fake donald trump on twitter and said something about a simile nuclear armed country these are public utilities they were they were told the whole way these companies were created within the us taxpayer and the military industrial complex they belong to the american people not to a few billionaires who think it's up to them on a whim which side they're on so clearly like what happened with telephones twitter faceb

what about now, with the label about to be lifted off >> the u.s. is likely going to leave the screws on china because there is going to be a currency clause in the u.s./china phase one trade deal that permits china not to seek its currency and commits china to be more transparent in terms of external balances as foreign exchange net net, it doesn't make that much difference. the headline could be seen as basically an sweetener or olive branch to the united states or china. don't expect any positive move from beijing it is going to come down to the details of the deal. we'll only know on wednesday, u.s. treasury secretary promising, yes, there has been a lot of owe passity and not a lot of transparency in the content but the scrubbing the text, all will be known and made public come the day itself. reporting for cnbc, beijing. >> let's see how markets are reacting to all of this news to digest in the next 24 hours. that is the signing ceremony set to take place between u.s. and china tomorrow hopefully we'll get a little more detail and what they ha

maybe a label that says this is inorganic but that means you can just launch the label.it means label and that means social media literacy has to have a way to do the supply chain of information that is coming without the intermediaries and you have to help save the content that has labels. when you go to the supermarket we see the labels and see this is this and this and we all have to learn our way through that. if we can learn our way through that and that was a response fully there and responsibility of actors and people as consumers and we are the point where this thing is so deep and so fundamental at the udc level that there has to be a revolution across the whole thinking and labels are important but i agree with blind experiments and very small firms that will just tip the label out and i don't know that this will work but i would like labels that slow people down. if any of you have ideas on how what labels will slow us down i would think those would be good. >> we all -- that is one of the things that is happening is that our journalists are out there are inve

move for you out the top of the hour up next to shift living in additional age in health fashion labels defined that image 3 social media staging for that i'm helen a homfray thanks to company a see very 6 by thin out every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home the consequences koeppen to say astra's i were documentary series displaced dick pics dramatic humanitarian crises from problem moral fuckin thing we don't have time meant the i didn't go to university to kill people i threw the it but i think having a i mean i love painful p.p. few for their lives at their future so they seek refuge or brought but what will become of course crew stream behind exit play bagel my husband went to peru because of the crisis that i want to if he hadn't gone there now we would have died of hunger i'm gonna want to down just placed this week trip to you don't read a book that the wedding you go for new alfred ideas through instagram riot networks i having a huge impact on fashion these days influence us are as important as fasten critics and super models how is this changing of the industry

to the low hodge grew up in the mountains she is the face of maize all artsy a fashion label founded by arts in america. the israeli moroccan designer likes to experiment with the country's culture and tradition. but i think. it's the color of the thanks very for the way i mix the. way have feel about it think they have been if you. verse of something any thoughtful very are coming away from with something very. very clean and very sharp with something very. i don't from how very a lot of. his collection celebrates vibrant colors a collective styles and a variety of materials. based on artsy stands for a new generation exploring customs and cliches the brand disasters think it best to leave or herself too particularly likes the labels approach it's not just because we want to deliver pictures and then just have to add is me falling in love with the piece and actually seen the process of the piece mean designed in front of my eyes. that just tune out. you know it's always very beautiful and fascinating but also. respectful. for a long time only people in the know visited the maze on a

sorts of labeling they gave to people who appear on their soil what is probably see. is this increase in discrimination and effectively censorship is because the political situation internationally is becoming more and more stressed with moving closer and closer. and it's you know it's a rather worrying sort of less this kind of developed. meanwhile the u.s. department of state issued a report wednesday accusing russia of a disinfo mission a propaganda campaign employing various methods including kremlin controlled news to push forward their agenda. closer look 3 months until the election a virus cool seeing through the country an ailing economy and a future without tech talk america's got its hands full but it will still always find the time on the cash to do a deep dive into russian descent information the kremlin bears direct responsibility for cultivating these tactics and platforms as part of its approach to using information as a weapon it invests massively in its propaganda channels its intelligence services and its proxies to conduct malicious so brecht of it'

uses begin to label everything, uses begin to think that things, if they aren't labelled they must been this implied truth effect might imply truth about things that aren't labelled but that a false. and secondly, labelling of false news is known to reduce our confidence in the news in general, which can have deleterious effects, so we have to tread carefully but there area to tread carefully but there are a lot of systematic things that going forward, the platforms need to do to protect democracy in elections. thank you forjoining us. people arriving in wales and scotland from portugal, must now self—isolate for 1h days, but the rules covering england and northern ireland have not changed. the rules for wales apply from 4 o'clock on friday morning, while in scotland they begin 2a hours later on saturday morning. cases of coronavirus in portugal have been rising in the past week. hundreds of african migrants die every year trying to make their way to europe, desperate to escape poverty and unemployment back home. the united nations says this summer has seen a "sharp reduction" in euro

this hour r t asked social platform twitter to clarify it one of its reports on the us election was labeled potentially misleading. you're watching are to international coming to you live from the russian capital with your live news update welcome to the program. we start in france which is once again trying to come to terms with tragedy terror struck on thursday morning in the city of meese when a nice man rampage through a church killing 3 and living several others injured comes just 2 weeks after the brutal beheading of a teacher in paris after each on his class caricature of the prophet muhammad present emanuel mccrone has described the latest attack as an islamist terror incident. it will be but in this new tragedy today you see victims of islamic fascism repeatedly denounced. as you're going to send it will be the. answer to the siren of the farm and the police arrive to weaknesses really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security decision i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come and take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i heard a lot of gunshots.

intended to keep who apply it to the label. and i think more in general i mean does the i think a wider crack. amongst people which i think is probably increasing now that you know information is being censored we've seen it in so many different round so many different issue areas and of course you know code 19 remote control to see you know scientists being blocked from you shoot and so on is just creates an overall sense of distrust in media and yeah well what on the other 11 other one was that highly publicized case just there earlier this month when a new york post article on hunter biden's business dealings was blocked by twitter there's been no comparable action really taken against anti trump articles in fact if anything there's been an uptick as we got closer to the election what's your what's your take on consistency here. well i think that's the big problem i mean we know little communication scholarship tells us about biases across mainstream media alternative media your etc you know this is a very very well establis