Избори у САД 2016. - Бернард Сандерс

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Још једна вест: FBI истражује и Clinton Foundation.

Контроверзе су бескрајне...

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Klinci iz Makedonije napravili bum na internetu:

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Over the past year, the Macedonian town of Veles (population 45,000) has experienced a digital gold rush as locals launched at least 140 US politics websites. These sites have American-sounding domain names such as WorldPoliticus.com, TrumpVision365.com, USConservativeToday.com, DonaldTrumpNews.co, and USADailyPolitics.com. They almost all publish aggressively pro-Trump content aimed at conservatives and Trump supporters in the US.
 

 

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Sto se mene tice, ispravnije je 'it's every citizen's duty NOT TO support the government'.

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1 hour ago, Paradoksologija рече

Klinci iz Makedonije napravili bum na internetu:

 

Да нам живи Трамп, председникот на Америката!!!

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28 minutes ago, Ћириличар рече

Да нам живи Трамп, председникот на Америката!!!

Imperatorot na covecanstvoto.

[Аурор]

Gore 'authoritarian', dole 'libertarian', levo - levo, desno - desno. 

 

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Ево шта каже Живчек

Мада би стварно требало да оде код доктора...

[RYLAH]

13 minutes ago, Grizzly Adams рече

Ево шта каже Живчек

Блед, нервозан, прича брзо, млати рукама на све стране, стално се пипа по носу, скаче с теме на тему...

Можда се прехладио?  

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2 hours ago, Paradoksologija рече

Klinci iz Makedonije napravili bum na internetu:

Ово је веома занимљиво...

The young Macedonians who run these sites say they don’t care about Donald Trump. They are responding to straightforward economic incentives: As Facebook regularly reveals in earnings reports, a US Facebook user is worth about four times a user outside the US. The fraction-of-a-penny-per-click of US display advertising — a declining market for American publishers — goes a long way in Veles. Several teens and young men who run these sites told BuzzFeed News that they learned the best way to generate traffic is to get their politics stories to spread on Facebook — and the best way to generate shares on Facebook is to publish sensationalist and often false content that caters to Trump supporters.

As a result, this strange hub of pro-Trump sites in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is now playing a significant role in propagating the kind of false and misleading content that was identified in a recent BuzzFeed News analysis of hyperpartisan Facebook pages. These sites open a window into the economic incentives behind producing misinformation specifically for the wealthiest advertising markets and specifically for Facebook, the world’s largest social network, as well as within online advertising networks such as Google AdSense.

“Yes, the info in the blogs is bad, false, and misleading but the rationale is that ‘if it gets the people to click on it and engage, then use it,’” said a university student in Veles who started a US politics site, and who agreed to speak on the condition that BuzzFeed News not use his name.

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Their reasons for launching these sites are purely financial, according to the Macedonians with whom BuzzFeed News spoke.

“I started the site for a easy way to make money,” said a 17-year-old who runs a sitewith four other people. “In Macedonia the economy is very weak and teenagers are not allowed to work, so we need to find creative ways to make some money. I’m a musician but I can’t afford music gear. Here in Macedonia the revenue from a small site is enough to afford many things.”

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Earlier in the year, some in Veles experimented with left-leaning or pro–Bernie Sanders content, but nothing performed as well on Facebook as Trump content.

“People in America prefer to read news about Trump,” said a Macedonian 16-year-old who operates BVANews.com.

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The Macedonians BuzzFeed News spoke to said the explosion in pro-Trump sites in Veles means the market has now become crowded, making it harder to earn money. The people who launched their sites early in 2016 are making the most money, according to the university student. He said a friend of his earns $5,000 per month, “or even $3,000 per day” when he gets a hit on Facebook.

The 16-year-old who operates BVANews.com with a partner said he also runs health websites in addition to the US politics site. They launched the site in early 2016 and it’s now averaging 1 million page views a month, said his partner. (The teens declined to share revenue figures.)

The 17-year-old and his three partners are still waiting for Google’s AdSense program to approve their site for ads. As of now, they’re only generating about 800 views a day and aren’t earning any revenue. The university student launched his site in August and stopped updating it in order to focus on another, more successful site he has that’s focused on health and well-being. He estimated there are “thousands” of health-related sites being run out of Veles. US politics is just this year’s opportunity, thanks to a combination of Trump and Facebook.

“I stopped because I didn’t really enjoy doing it and we didn’t actually make any money from it since there are so many people posting already,” the university student said. “The people who started early are the ones reaping the rewards.”

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The young men running these sites know the Trump traffic bonanza will soon come to an end. They expect traffic and revenue to decline significantly once the election is over. But they also hold out hope that a Trump win will keep their sites afloat.

“If Trump loses I plan to redirect my site to sports,” the 16-year-old’s partner said. “It means that there will be no more politics [worth covering].”

 

[Tumaralo.]

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Koristili su decu od 11, 9 i 7 godina za 'entertainment'...  :S

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Perverzije u Hilarinom inner circle... 

Koja je fora sa ovim ljudima?

 

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It's funny 'cause it's true...

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DNC je namestio primarne izbore protiv Sandersa.

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/48244