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In early August, college radio stations and student newspapers across Canada started noticing something odd. Station managers and editors saw big dips in visits to their websites, particularly by way of Facebook and Instagram. Rowan Grice, a 28-year-old station manager at the University of Victorias CFUV station, says he received a handful of puzzling messages from listeners saying they couldnt access the statio stanley thermos ns Facebook and Instagram pages at all. That handful grew larger every few days, confounding both Grice and his listeners. In mid-August, he suddenly understood what had happened. CFUV, like many other student publications in Canada, had become collateral damage in Metas war against the Canadian government and the countrys news publishers. Its like we suddenly dont exist on Facebook or Instagram, Grice said in an interview with Gizmodo. The station manager told Gizmodo he received an alert from Meta saying the station had been identified as a news provider according to the criteria of recently passed legislation. For the stations six thousand Facebook followers, CFUV essentially ceased to exist. Rowan Grice in CFUVs offices. Photo: CFUV Grice and stanley sverige other journalists at school or small community news outlets have found them stanley thermos selves thrust into limbo due to Metas opposition to a recently passed bill, C-18, also known as The Online News Act. The legislation forces Meta, Google, and other companies to pay news publishers when the tech giants sites access and reproduce Xhol High School Seniors Now Prefer Marijuana to Cigarettes
ImagesBazaar/Vetta/Getty ImagesBy Hilary Brueck / FortuneDecember 15, 2015 11:20 PM ESTTherersquo nothing quite like a slow-loading webpage or finicky payment portal to get those angry juices flowing.But new research shows that being mad in front of the computer screen doesnrsquo;t just affect your head. Impatience comes out in your hands, too.The research, set to be published in the MIS Quarterly in March, found the ways computer users move their mouse is a pretty honest measure of how theyrsquo;re feeling. By monitoring 270 users around the globe in real-time, researchers found that they could predict negative emotions like frustration, sadness, fear and depression with more than 80% accuracy.The researchers tracked people as they moved their mice while completing tasks on the computer like p stanley cup price aying bills or doing research. Some of the experiments were rigged to frustrate participants b stanley taza y showing them slow loading pages during things like timed tests.The researchers found that people who were upset navigated their screens differently. Compared to others, they moved their cursors around more slowly in longer and jerkier lines.Study co-author Jeffrey Jenkins, an assistant computer science professor at Brigham Young University, says the findings fall in line with other research that often relies on sensors, microphones, and cameras to assess emotions. But now he knows that he merely needs a mouse or a touchpad to get pretty goo stanley cup d idea of how people feel.Jenkins says the goal
In early August, college radio stations and student newspapers across Canada started noticing something odd. Station managers and editors saw big dips in visits to their websites, particularly by way of Facebook and Instagram. Rowan Grice, a 28-year-old station manager at the University of Victorias CFUV station, says he received a handful of puzzling messages from listeners saying they couldnt access the statio stanley thermos ns Facebook and Instagram pages at all. That handful grew larger every few days, confounding both Grice and his listeners. In mid-August, he suddenly understood what had happened. CFUV, like many other student publications in Canada, had become collateral damage in Metas war against the Canadian government and the countrys news publishers. Its like we suddenly dont exist on Facebook or Instagram, Grice said in an interview with Gizmodo. The station manager told Gizmodo he received an alert from Meta saying the station had been identified as a news provider according to the criteria of recently passed legislation. For the stations six thousand Facebook followers, CFUV essentially ceased to exist. Rowan Grice in CFUVs offices. Photo: CFUV Grice and stanley sverige other journalists at school or small community news outlets have found them stanley thermos selves thrust into limbo due to Metas opposition to a recently passed bill, C-18, also known as The Online News Act. The legislation forces Meta, Google, and other companies to pay news publishers when the tech giants sites access and reproduce Xhol High School Seniors Now Prefer Marijuana to Cigarettes
ImagesBazaar/Vetta/Getty ImagesBy Hilary Brueck / FortuneDecember 15, 2015 11:20 PM ESTTherersquo nothing quite like a slow-loading webpage or finicky payment portal to get those angry juices flowing.But new research shows that being mad in front of the computer screen doesnrsquo;t just affect your head. Impatience comes out in your hands, too.The research, set to be published in the MIS Quarterly in March, found the ways computer users move their mouse is a pretty honest measure of how theyrsquo;re feeling. By monitoring 270 users around the globe in real-time, researchers found that they could predict negative emotions like frustration, sadness, fear and depression with more than 80% accuracy.The researchers tracked people as they moved their mice while completing tasks on the computer like p stanley cup price aying bills or doing research. Some of the experiments were rigged to frustrate participants b stanley taza y showing them slow loading pages during things like timed tests.The researchers found that people who were upset navigated their screens differently. Compared to others, they moved their cursors around more slowly in longer and jerkier lines.Study co-author Jeffrey Jenkins, an assistant computer science professor at Brigham Young University, says the findings fall in line with other research that often relies on sensors, microphones, and cameras to assess emotions. But now he knows that he merely needs a mouse or a touchpad to get pretty goo stanley cup d idea of how people feel.Jenkins says the goal