lot of bloggers are creating social media content every day. so that's a growing market. >> so the tsunami my question is yes print is dead. >> it's going in its own way. more customization. people are doing one to one prints than big prints. >> who are most of your customers? are they bloggers like you mentioned or do you have a lot of small medium-type businesses. >> it surprised me where tihe interest is coming from. there's a lot of bloggers. there's a pressure to look professional all the time. customers are expecting this these days. small businesses, bloggers, even the education market. >> even in big business we used on this television show we use picnic before it was bought by google. we used picnic on a number of things. it was fast, easy, didn't take any time to load, off we went. if you had australian start ups behind you that were looking forced a vice what sort of advice would you give them? what can they learn from you? >> i think the biggest thing we've done really right is solving a problem that we think is important to a lot o

come after me, mommy bloggers! >> why? what's wrong with mommy bloggers?lieve they're right about everything and they're always angry. my god! look what's happening! >> coming from mr. anger management. >> this is the most depressing part of this story. imagine if you're that kid, not then, but if your mom -- if your mom is gisele bundchen and your dad is tom brady, you'd better be good looking. because if you're not, you'll have to stay inside for the rest of your life because those are the two most perfect specimens on the planet. >> but you'd be rich. would you rather be good-looking or rich? >> i'm both, so how would i know? >> you got away from victoria's secret so fast. >> i'm sorry, bob. >> i wanted to make a comment. did you see the negligee with the wings? what does she do with them when she gets in bed? >> i think she probably has them off by then. another woman posted -- "why don't you try fixing lunches, doing your own hair, and breast-feeding not putting yourself out there as some kind of supermom while someone else is at your beck and call. i

as one blogger put it, outrageous and obnoxious.d in the comments section of some of these websites where this picture is posted. they're either killing her or praising her. one woman who praises her says that i love she keeps her kid with her when she travels and they said she shouldn't be so jealous of her life. everyone should focus on her own life and not jerz. and she says good for you, gisele. >> one thing, there's nothing lower than a mommy blogger. that goes without saying. >> you are in so much trouble. >> i don't care! come after me, mommy bloggers! >> what's wrong with them? >> they're always angry. my god! look what's happening! >> coming from mr. anger management. >> this is the most depressing part of this story. imagine if you're that kid, not then, but if your mom -- if your mom is giselle bundchen s your dad is tom brady, you'd better be good-looking. because if you're not, you'll have to stay inside for the rest of your life because those are the two most perfect specimens on the planet. >> but you'd be rich. would

blogger headquarters right on the peninsula in redwood shores.ed in standing next year's convention.? you won't have to travel far. the request engs is being held in san jose. is it a blessing or curse to have the zuckerberg name? it's a blessing when it comes to her bank account and perhaps a curse when it comes toet kraing her own identity. but mark zuckerberg's sister randy is doing that. she's launching her next project. >> when you look at her time line, it's a lot like everyone else's, family gatherings, weddings and halloween costumes. then there's the name. >> is there a time when you don't give out your name or just say hey, i'm randi and you don't want to go there with zuckerberg? >> sometimes i like people to make a first impression of me not based on my last name. it's refreshing to make human connections with people that aren't based on who are you? and what can you do for me? and then sometimes you know, it's nice to do a little name dropping. >> 31-year-old randi zuckerberg, mark's older sister, has rocked and rolled ever since she

mommy bloggers, what is with these mommy feminist bloggers. they're absolutely miserable people.real injustice? there are women being killed all over the country. you're going after a norwegian fitness blogger. i thought i would never say that in my life. she is a fitness blogger. >> she's really serious about fitness. >> i think he had work done. >> i have to problem with this. i applaud women who take care of themselves. i don't know, people think, dana, you thing she had something done? >> no, i didn't say that. i was listening to someone else saying they saw previous photos of her. >> that was me. i thought maybe she had implants. >> here's the thing. i do think that women are under a tremendous amount of pressure. women are under pressure if jobs, figuring out how the get their kids in college, keep them safe. they have to worry about how the stay fit. it's not easy. i remember an article that was written by janice min. she's editor for some of the big magazines. director of the hollywood reporter. she had a baby. it used to be us weekly. she had a baby sand said, we put all

to think fashion is that it isn't suited to having that kind of a blogger or work includes any topic equally lucrative to think in in in the long form. other subjects can be created that even thinking of a tank and an end on sunday sweets i also kept thinking to stay interesting um because i was and is a huge subject in dogs. i'm heading to think that fashion has the additional element that makes it so interesting you know because you can use not only a blunt you can have a team stressed instead around all these mean yes there are so we use for you the business of fashion you know and that i think the visual element that so strong. as you said you're not just a blogger you're also an illustrator and photographer a writer what could include speed you say you have now in the fashion industry and hunter got a peek at that. may god help you to help me because there was no way i was not in the fashion industry before so it's just thugh my life that i gained that inclines and i think people look to me for many different things that bases its ad in the bloodas become a model of how to be a

blogger collects blogs from women and some men from around the world. it attracts about 55 million unique page views every month. now, to put that into perspective, that's more than fox news, abc news and even our network nbc news. their annual convention, don't just bring in bloggers but big names like president obama and facebook's cheryl sandburg. >> were you surprised at the success of this? it's been ten years now. >> you know, i have to tell you know. i grew up in print and broadcast media and wept online at a time when message boards were so pop popular and robust in the first bubble. at the time, i ren thinking it's amazing. i can put up some of the bowe best magazine content in the world on line. and i can't get the women out of the message boards to look at the content from some of the world's biggest brands. it turned out that we are the lucy ricardos and the dear abbyes of our own lives. and this is gold right there. >> it is gold, bloggers headquarters by the way on redwood shores. interested in attending next year's convention? you won't h

mommy bloggers -- what is with these mommy feminist bloggers? they are absolutely miserable people.after real injustice? there are women being killed all over the country, and you're going after a norwegian fitness blogger. i thought i would never say norwegian fitness blogger in my life. >> but it's so fun to say. >> she is really serious about fitness. i have no problem with this. i applaud women that take care of themselves, are healthy and want to -- you know, fine. dana, you think she had something done. >> no. somebody else said they were looking at previous photos of her -- >> that was me. i thought maybe she had implants. >> i really don't care. >> i care. >> here's the thing. i do think that women are under a tremendous amount of pressure. the reason everybody looks at this, they're under pressure on their jobs, trying to figure out how they're going to get their kids to college and keep them safe and also worry about how can they stay fit and it's not easy. i remember an article, because i have a great memory, that was written by janice min. and she is editor for some of t

in addition the bloggers were humiliated and insulted on tv and in my studies for them. analysts say that while president of some honey is committed to implementing foreign policy reforms and kick starting the economy. he's reluctant to tackle hard liners at home there's little sign of life getting easier for journalists is that journalists are arbitrarily arrested and tortured newspapers have been banned in there's widespread censorship of the internet a lot remains to be done through any storm. despite that and some milk robbie says he's hopeful things may get change under the new iranian leader it was outright censorship and draconian jail time is one way to limit views atop the western writers are sounding the alarm bells here about a form of subtle censorship created by the chilling effect on us when people women are self edit their speech and writing here they are being watched and recorded by government authorities. thousands of acclaimed writers find an open letter to washington calling for sweeping changes to its surveillance laws some of the biggest names in a

i think bloggers can be very powerful. if you look at the people on youtube that have categories that are disruptive. you find more people resemble bloggers overall. i think this is a big opportunity for people to do disruptive things. >> for journalist to become very successful bloggers and expand their footprint not only for the institution they may represent but individually. the journalist as brand is the subject that all of us need to be spending more time with. >> we only have time for one more question. in deference to my mistake for, i will turn to this microphone. >> hi, i'm jenny. i'm a freshman in harvard college. there is a lot of talk about a bunch of new people coming online in the coming decades. some of them from conflict zones and other areas. i'm wondering how that might change the target audience for online journalism. >> that is a great question. >> i didn't quite hear the first part. >> right now, we have roughly little over one billion people online mostly from developed countries. what she is saying

. >> reporter: health blogger dana is please wdz her outcome. >> my routes were losing about 8 inchesrough my waistline and my belly. >> reporter: what gives? why is the outcome so different for certain people? >> it's not that easy to gets the right product. >> reporter: a doctor and his team conducted a study in india with the actual fruit. data shows they found amazing results from those who follow the correct regiment with a proper diet and exercise. the active ingredient blocks the conversion of carbs and cholesterol creating energy instead. but many of the supplements offered here in the states are missing the active ingredient. >> many ever the products out there actually do not have the proper amount of high doxy citric -- hydroxy citric acid. >> reporter: the effective product should have 50% of the active ingredient per serving. >> i'm not seeing enough here that's making me buy into it. >> reporter: elena says this won't work for most people because there are many different reasons for weight gain. >> possibly it might work for someone who tends to gairch weight very -- gai

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saudi blogger and activist faces execution for rejecting islam after already being sentenced to seventy years in prison and six hundred lashes we talked to human rights campaigner about his case. and the british economy could the one pass a sluggish jurors like germany within the next two decades say new forecast but for those who are not part of the affluent to leave there is little cause to celebrate . in the russian capital which international with me marina joshing now it's been almost three years and there are still no an inside for the war in syria which has escalated away beyond the conventional standoff between rebel forces and the government the year two thousand and thirteen has brought more trial and trauma for the people of the country and more obstacles for the global players trying to broker a solution. a study by had defense consultancy earlier this year showed that out of one hundred thousand rebels in syria who are from command into multiple gangs more than half are extremist jihadist in fact make up around ten percent of the armed opposition while more than a third are

. >> reporter: health blogger dena blanco is pleased. >> my results were losing about 8 inches throughistline and belly. >> reporter: what gives? why is the outcome so different for certain people? >> it's not that easy to get the right product of. >> reporter: dr. harry pruse of georgetown university and his team conducted a study in india with the actual fruit and found amazing results from those who followed the correct regimen with the proper diet and exercise. the active ingredient blocks the conversion of carbs into cholesterol creating energy instead, but dr. pruse says many supplements offered in the states are missing that active ingredient. >> many of the products out there actually do not have the proper amount of hydroxy citric acid in the garcina. >> reporter: the effective ingredient content should be 50% per serving. >> i'm not seeing enough here that's making me buy into it. >> reporter: she says this won't work for most people because there are many different reasons for weight gain. >> possibly it might work for someone who tends to gain weight very easily from too ma

a saudi blogger and activist faces execution for rejecting islam after already being sentenced to seven years in prison and six hundred lashes we talked to a human rights campaigner about his case. and the british economy could limp past a sluggish germany with the next two decades a new forecast but for those who are not part of the affluent elite there is little cause to celebrate. this is our day international coming to you live from moscow i'm marina. now it's been almost three years and there's still no end inside for the war in syria which has escalated way beyond a conventional standoff between rebel forces for twenty certina has brought more trial and trauma for the people of the country and more obstacles for the global players trying to broker a solution. a study by the fans consultancy earlier this year showed that out of one hundred thousand rebels in syria are fred managed into multiple gangs more than half are extremist jihadism faggots make up around ten percent of the armed opposition while warmer than a third are thought to be islamic hardliners and the rest are more mo

you know what all glenn greenwald we all know he's the former blogger to whom snowden leaked right i mean he's the sort of the modern day new york times in a way so what is there a straight line between the pentagon papers case and what happens today i think the straight line goes like this that if you're going to publish something like the snowden leaks. you'll probably go to the government beforehand and get a reaction to it before you publish and i think that's what greenwald did in fact in effect now. what's the straight line in pentagon papers case where you're not going to go to the government i don't know what you're going to do if the government can go in there and stop you from doing so a major impact of the pentagon papers case is that people open has opened up publication because no one's going to be scared of being stopped the only thing they're worried about is whether they're after it will be a criminal process criminal prosecution so odd that means in the leak world that you're going to get a lot of leaks out there and by the way out there you go to get a lot more you

more analysis now from a legal expert and blogger alexander marker is joining me now live from london alexander makris welcome to r.t. very nice to see you some see putin's decision as being dictated by the amnesty law adopted recently by the russian parliament others say it's kind of a little precise p.r. by president putin what's your take. how did being either of those of the case at all actually i did it got anything to do with nobody was going to stay away from salt because of vista holder god being in prison for the amnesty law it didn't apply to mr holder costy what what has changed the situation and has led to his release is that mr holder koskie did what he had previously consistently said he would not do and that is that he wrote a letter to mr putin asking for a pardon and did so secretly cutting out his lawyers which is very interesting. we are seeing reports that. is on his weights and germany now any ideas why he'd go that well i don't know why he would choose to go to germany personally i don't think he would want to stay in russia that's my own. personal view i think h

welcome back to our to international imprisoned saudi blogger rife by the way may be facing the death penalty after a judge recommended that he is charged with rejecting islam the activist has been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to a seven year term and six hundred lashes for making supposedly anti us law make statements on his website will try out more on the case we're now joined by human rights activist how loud the sari thank you so much for being with us you are familiar with this case what exactly was his alleged misdeed here. well there is no legal conditioning of. of sense basically because we have no written penal code in saudi arabia. but it is based on the suppression of these judges and even those judges them so that they're not really familiar with who is supposed to sit a very good state for many times now a certain. judges have been. to issue any very deep and cases because they're not within their jurisdiction or special to even in rife's cases they have referred to the case to different courts can you just briefly let us know for our audience what exactly

all right blogger ana told me karl and thanks for your time. well let's take a look at why the ukrainian government is taking so much heat for not signing any e.u. deal the opposition insists that a move toward europe is the right one but the government doesn't see it that way because brussels isn't offering easy membership and other privileges that most europeans get many are saying the are major economic advantages to working with europe ukraine's leadership though thinks the deal could actually cause an economic downturn now we've heard some e.q. officials say that kiev was pressured by moscow not to sign ukraine already has a free trade agreement with russia granting them increased exports and other advantages to the east associate professor of political economy jeffrey summers says the e.u.'s trade relations with ukraine may hurt their economy if we take a look at eastward expansion of the e.u. we can see that it has in the past produced dnd us realisation in the east. labor migration really east to the west and so we've also seen west eur

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international death for blasphemy saudi blogger imprisoned for making anti islamic posts on social media is now facing possible execution for allegedly projecting islam we've got a story coming up. and we experience britain's shopping like there's no tomorrow apparently despite the country's ongoing austerity drive while studies say they're going to be paying for their christmas splurge well into the new year at that store a few minutes as well. focusing on random acts ready lawmakers are demanding that you grade the enrichment be brought to three times the previous level if the u.s. opposes new sanctions on the country's crippled economy the move apparently comes in retaliation to the u.s. proposed legislation that authorizes tougher of prices if iran breaches that historic deal was reached in geneva last month it was a landmark agreement of course it seemed to have put an end of the time anyway to a decade long standoff over iran's nuclear program became the most significant achievements in global affairs this year. so let's remind ourselves the finer points of it the history of it if

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and say that what he did was an act that was allowing and very interesting topic kevin to still a blogger at firedoglake thank you so much. and today president obama met with executives from leaving tech companies those companies including google twitter apple yahoo microsoft they spoke and many many more the white house says the meeting was focused on efforts to repair the obama administration's health care dot gov website and to reform government information technology however controversial national security agency programs were also on the agenda since n.s.a. documents were first leaked in june a number of tech companies have been urging president obama to curtail surveillance programs the meeting comes just a week after leaders in the industry penned an open letter advocating for radical reforms the letter said quote this summer's revelations highlighted the urgent need to reform government surveillance practices worldwide the balance in many countries has tipped too far in favor of the state and away from the rights of individual rights that are in shrine in our constitution this und

and say that what he did was an act was a lowing indeed well very interesting topic kevin to solo blogger at firedoglake thank you so much last week a u.s. drone mistakenly targeted a wedding convoy in yemen after intelligence reports identified the vehicles were carrying al qaeda militants it was a gruesome attack in which more than a dozen people were left dead twenty two injured and nine in critical condition shortly after this tragedy yemen's parliament voted for a ban on drone strikes and although these headlines quickly spread across the united states and around the world some are wondering how the reaction might have been different if the drone had hit an american wedding instead as exactly what conor friedersdorf explored in his atlantico article called if a drone strike hit an american wedding we've ground our fleet and the article friedersdorf asks this question can you imagine the wall to wall press coverage the outrage and the empathy for the victims that would follow if an american wedding or attacks in this fashion or how you feel about a foreign power that attacked your wed

international death for blasphemy or saudi blogger imprisoned for making anti islamic posts on social media is now facing possible execution for allegedly rejecting islam we've got a story. and we expect spartans a shopping like crazy it seems despite the country's us territory dr weil studies say they're going to be paying for the christmas splurge well into the new year that story a few minutes to. but next a rainy lawmakers demanding that you rainier enrichment be brought up to three times the previous level if the u.s. imposes new sanctions on the country's crippled economy the move apparently come in retaliation to u.s. proposed legislation that authorizes tougher reprisals if iran breaches that historic deal that was reached in geneva last month while the landmark agreement seemed to have put an end to the decade long standoff over to rand's nuclear program and indeed became one of the most significant achievements in global affairs this year. let's remind ourselves of the timeline if you look back at the history of the failed talks and the penalties it becomes clear why that de

in a second >> hello, i'm michael i'm a good activist and a gay blogger. i was back here a few weeks b ago about the noise at san francisco pride weekend. i wasn't able to mention in my 3 minutes has to do with the doory alley fair and the folsom street fair especially the folsom it's a huge event and takes over particle all of folsom and side streets. i'm happy to say that the leadership there has licensed to the complaints about the music and etsz sound level for the music. one thing i've done is this this year folsom there were 3 music stages okay. and what that meant was like if you came from folsom and lovingly accounting street where there's lots of you loud music and a cage you heard the musk. i walked a block you away and you didn't and two blocks away i could have a conversation. you know, we find that folsom fair there's an accomodation for people who love the loud music and some of us who don't like the loud sounds from the speakers. i'm going to be bringing up this with the san francisco pride folks they're having a meeting tonight and a week f

although lot of bloggers do and that's that's really cool. that's their approach and i love reading but think that too that's tricky. you know the distance between what goes on in my lai lai stamp on. audrey is able to earn a living from her blonde through advertisements or commissions from fashion houses. she's not sure when she'll pack her bags and move on. like every hour break no matter because as i am always bouncing thing and status. so i really feel it. actually the beginning i still want to think. i hope to continue with the council now has the gall of that i don't know if anyone thinks that when m i five and sixteen. i just really the summit of the well to see and being a freelancer working for myself to take advantage of the fact that you know i can live any way and i needed to connect my computer to work. but now it's parents someday it might be barcelona or new york. but no matter where she gets to always be daunting. anything is holding you back and so now why not. one example and live his dream and if you can then forget to tell

in egypt, two bloggers have become victim of the new law against protests in the country. they were arrested within days of each other after the authorities accused them of vitalling a recently adopted protest law. that law came into effect last month, banning anyone from demonstrating without first notifying the pleas. he was arrested after organizing a rally in cairo. following his arrest, another man was arrested for his role in a recent protest. on these developments, human rights watch said all this is to be seen in the crock down that's been going on for three or four months now. there's zero sense that this is wrong and that we should not be doing this in the new egypt. there is a tough defense of the newspaper's role about publishing stories about mass intelligence. during the hour long session, he was forced to defend his patriotism. he argued it was in the public interest to expose the snooping. when asked why the guardian has been attacked over the story, he said shooting the messenger is the oldest diversionary story in the book. following russ bridge's testimo

santa is not black just because a blogger says he was and megyn is not black because she spells her namereatively. the moment white men saw a black man with a bag coming down the >> jon: welcome back. when a news story falls through the crack, lewis black catches it for a segment we call "back in black." ♪ >> when i was a kid, i was constantly being told the future was going to be awesome. i'd be jumping over helicopters with my jet pack. i'd have glasses that would let me see through girls' dresses and we would all have flying cars that fold up to a briefcase. this was supposed to be my car. now it's just a thing that holds my cigarettes and sex toys and i'm all out of cigarettes. [laughter] it's 2013, you think we would be up to our necks in amazing technology but instead this is apparently the best we can do. >> the 3-d printed robot that could be a complete game changer for the whole industry. oh, it can twerk, too. >> omg, it can twerk. well, then i'll take seven of them. i mean yolo, right, kids? now, come on, twerk that hot robot ass. >> can he move for us real quick before we run

he is a blogger. he was traveling around the world having different experiences. this time he bungee jumped. >> oh, my god! >> you know what's sad? i was waiting for him to fall. i was waiting for something horrible to happen. >> you were waiting for him to go all the way down to the waters, some crocodile come up, bite his head off, drag him into the water. >> now you're getting violent. but i'm glad to see somebody having a good time, enjoying life, getting a nice big thrill out of bungee jumping. >> i never do [ bleep ] like this. you don't understand. >> with a gun to his head, this store clerk didn't go down easily. >> he didn't slow down at all. >> see how the tables turn in this holdup. and a dude takes one hard hit. >> his buddies take a look. it's bad. >> how a shot to his manhood land him in the e.r. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> there's a clerk in sandusky, ohio, who wasn't having any of it. that is mark alvarez. this guy comes in with a gun. before watch alvarez. >> he comes from behind the counter, this incident is not over. here they're fighting. the

. >> reporter: a journalist and blogger, he says he was imprisoned, tortured and forced to sign a fakefession. >> because of the internet and social media, and every technology we have right now in the world, i'm -- i kept my network. i kept my connection with the country. >> reporter: this student leader during china's protests, did not know whether his stay would be temporary or permanent. he says without any hesitation he would return to china if he could. >> i was and i am a political exile. i cannot return to my homeland as i wish for years i was stateless. >> reporter: his is a rare success story. he launched a software company eventually earning millions. he now spends his free time working with the occupy movement. he has clearly found a new outlet for his political passions, and that's the challenge for vlad. after years of fighting for social justice and human righting in russia, he must now find a new calling in a new country. >>> last year as many as 180,000 people imma grated legally to new york city. >>> some tense moments in canada caught on tape. >>> plus another amay s

blogger. >> everyone likes a good story.peed of the internet is a different kind of speed. that's what happened here. people didn't take a step back. i have fallen victim to this, but sometimes you have to do -- you need to vet. someone reached out to me on twitter and all of us were saying who is this person? we did vetting, looked and there was a photo of this guy and he was taken off. you have to really operate under the assumption that maybe viral first, but take a look at it. what about vetting? are we not vetting enough? what is the process for that? >> the conventional wisdom that is emerging says that sometimes the truth doesn't sell as well as hoaxes. if a website writes about something that turns out to be a hoax, the debunking of it isn't going to get as much tracking as the original story. there are a lot of sources that are good at vetting and live to vet the stories. if you are online and read a story that seems too good to be true. check it out with a source you trust. by the way, sometimes the stories don't h

that blogger thinks the man is getting information from the hackers and selling credit and debit cardetails. as many as 40 million target customers may be affected. >> a u.s. senator wants to hold target and other companies responsible when data is stolen. they are asking whether they have the authority to fine company that is don't protect that information. >> you have to question they are unwilling to make the investments necessary. because they are driven by the bottom line than a system to secure their consumers. >> if they can't issue steep fines, he says he will introduce legislation allowing the penalties. for the latest information head to our website, www.nbcwashington.com. >>> if you are heading to the mall tonight to take back those unwanted gifts, you may find yourself battling day after christmas crowds. >> derrick ward is at the pentagon city mall where the parking lot is full and the store shelves are pretty empty. hi, there. >> reporter: how are you? we are in pentagon city. it's usually not until february we get the figures for the christmas holiday shopping season. s

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one blogger is asking people to stand united.scores of web users are fearful of the possibility of armed conflict. they are holding signs voicing their concerns. juba magazine is asking readers -- talk of juba magazine is asking readers to get involved. there are videos of those who are worried. this south sudanese family living in the united states has a clear message to convey. carrying out a pledge that was part of prime minister mariano rajoy's election campaign, the spanish government has approved anti-rtion law -- an abortion law on friday. abortions will only be carried out in the cases of rape or in cases of serious psychological harm to the mother. citizens have taken to the web to voice their outrage. web users have been posting under a "my belly is mine" hashtag. wouldroved, spain rollback abortion law to what it was in 1995. to remind ust authorities that the government should not be making those decisions for them, particularly when it concerns something as controversial as abortion. onlineny turning to channels to o

russian bloggers have hailed the news, although many are saying it was a calculated decision rather than a show of kindhearted miss. says that activist putin never takes pity on his they were released solely for practical reasons. a journalist has voiced similar opinion. in an article published, she -- she says the kremlin hopes the amnesty will make people see russia in a more favorable light leading up to the x -- leading up to the olympics. website, on a -- an economist says that khodor kovsky may have been released to send a message to investors. he says the release would be interpreted as a sign that the business climate in russia is slowly improving. uganda's parliament passed a to havefriday punishment for homosexual acts include life imprisonment for repeat offenders. it sparked outrage online with gay activists complaining heavily and condemning the decision. social networks are full of comments to announcing -- denouncing the anti-, sexual law. web users are urged to show their disapproval by signing this e-petition. the document is addressed to the ugandan president urging him