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Year 13: Weekly New/Digital Media homework Doctors warn of online trolls targeting victims of terror attacks   The Guardian - 09/09/17 This article consists of the events that happened to victims after the Manchester terror attack. It is noted that some of these victims are cyber-terrorised by online trolls that falsely accuse them of having a money based objective by sharing their story and are being offensive. Because of this, doctors are warning victims, especially younger ones, to be wary of these comments, to limit their uses of social media and to be careful of how they share their experience in the incident in order to avoid these trolls.  23 people were killed during Manchester attack.  250 people were injured.  4 doctors working with casualties reported at debriefs that victims they had treated or their relatives had been trolled. Sender of these trolling messages purposely try to make you feel negative. Being trolled can make PTSD worse.   It is re
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Year 13: Weekly New/Digital Media homework Women are allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia.   Telegraph - 26/09/17 This article is about the increasing development of women in Saudi Arabia and the consent that they now have to drive. Also, this article contains the battles and protests that the women have faced in their community as a result of them having to live in the shadow of their male companions. The development of their rights and independence is explored.  Saudi Arabia is the only nation in the world where women were forbidden from getting behind the wheel of a car. There is no formal law banning women from driving but  the government refuses to issue them permits.  The formation of a ministerial body has to give advice within 30 days and then implement the order by June 2018. I n June 2011, about  40 women got behind the wheel and drove in several cities  in a protest sparked when Manal Sharif, one of the founders of the movement, was arrested and detained
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Year 13: Weekly New/Digital Media homework Netflix raises prices for first time in two years BBC - 05/10/17 This article notes about the increased Netflix subscription prices and the reasoning behind this. Rising competitors such as Amazon, Hulu and etc have contributed to Netflix increasing their subscriptions and focusing on Netflix original programmes.   A standard UK plan will rise 50p to £7.99 a month. Premium subscription for four simultaneous users rises £1 to £9.99 a month. The standard US plan increases by $1 to $10.99 a month, with a $2 rise to $13.99 for the premium option. A basic subscription in the UK, which does not offer high definition viewing, remains at £5.99 a month. Netflix said in July it has 104 million subscribers globally , while revenues rose 32% in the second quarter to $2.8bn. Shares in Netflix closed 5.4% in New York, bringing the stock's gain this year to 56%. In my opinion, I think that this increase may affect Netfli
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