Lawsuit: Fox News Group Hacked, Surveilled, and Stalked Ex-Host Andrea Tantaros (arstechnica.com)
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Comparing their actions to the plot this season on the Showtime series Homeland, an attorney for former Fox News host Andrea Tantaros has filed a complaint in federal court against Fox News, current and former Fox executives, Peter Snyder and his financial firm Disruptor Inc., and 50 "John Doe" defendants. The suit alleges that collective participated in a hacking and surveillance campaign against her. Tantaros filed a sexual harassment suit against Roger Ailes and Fox News in August of 2016, after filing internal complaints with the company about harassment dating back to February of 2015. She was fired by the network in April of 2016, as Tantaros continued to press complaints against Fox News' then-Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, and others. Tantaros had informed Fox that she would be filing a lawsuit over the alleged sexual harassment. Tantaros claims that as early as February of 2015, a group run out of a "black room" at Fox News engaged in surveillance and electronic harassment of her, including the use of "sock puppet" social media accounts to electronically stalk her. Tantaros' suit identifies Peter Snyder and Disruptor Inc. as the operators of a social influence operation using "sock puppet" accounts on Twitter and other social media.
Is electronic stalking illegal?
Everyone on slashdot should be familiar with sock puppets.
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I have no idea who Andrea Tantaros is.
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For the last week or so /. has been hard to read because all the comments are squashed up in the left half of the screen. If you zoom in to read more easily it's even worse!
Am I the only one to notice this? I haven't seen anyone mention it (not that it's easy to read comments now).
What's going on? Same on a number of browsers and PC's, NoScript or not.
WTF?
Thanks in advance for any replies
I've seen this problem only on my iPhone. Not seeing it on the PC.
Why is this even on Slashdot?
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Someone is messing with the columns and DIVs on slashdot and has completely messed it up. Account information box floating all over the fucking place (hey, morons, I know who I am, I don't need it giant size right there on the screen) covering up content
Then they fixed that by shoving the column over to the left taking up half the screen.
Two words for you morons: "Staging" "Environment"
Then, maybe some "testing"
But whatever, the content, submissions, editing, and comments are all crap now too so I suppose it fits.
This is completely shocking. Who would have thought that a subsidiary of News Corporation would stoop to something like hacking and electronic surveillance? /s
Now all we would need is an independent FBI and Justice Department to investigate News Corp....
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(me rolling on floor laughing)
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Seems to be a cold war going on with ad-blockers. They tried to make the ads under the summary hard to ad-block with simple filters. You need to use CSS selectors to get rid of them.
Bring back subscriptions. I'm happy to pay for the abuse I get here.
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For the last week or so /. has been hard to read because all the comments are squashed up in the left half of the screen. If you zoom in to read more easily it's even worse!
Am I the only one to notice this? I haven't seen anyone mention it (not that it's easy to read comments now).
What's going on? Same on a number of browsers and PC's, NoScript or not.
WTF?
Thanks in advance for any replies
Must be just you. /. has worked fine in chrome on android and firefox on windows all week for me. Maybe reset your browser to factory default and disable your addons?
Because they are comments from progressives. If they were from conservatives, they would be bunched up on the right!
It appears Fox is unravelling at the seams.
Apparently some wishes do come true.
Oh, please no!
http://www.acetonestudio.com
This was the headline there:
Lawsuit: Fox News group hacked, surveilled, and stalked ex-host Andrea Tantaros
And the headline for the story right next to it:
Ars Technica Live: Why it’s important to defend hackers, even the not nice ones
My beliefs do not require that you agree with them.
This new "SJW" term seems to follow some strange grammatical rules- for example, it can only appear in conjunction with spelling mistakes.
Obama hacked, surveilled and stalked and outright harassed a reporter who had successfully dug up dirt on the Obama Administration and made them look bad under the guise of "national security" to silence him.
Who, Sharyl Attkisson? (He launched a cyberattack on her backspace key to get it stuck so it would delete an article on Benghazi she was writing. Thanks, Obama.)
Did you miss where it says "Lawsuit:" at the beginning?
On Firefox I get a stripe like what I'm told is called "a half Brazilian" at any zoom level where the text is readable.
It's OK on chrome. However it was working on FF before, I haven't upgraded it or anything.
Perhaps some genius is being the clever dickie with the user-agent header.
Are we back to the days of "This site best viewed with Nutscrape Nevergetthere"?
Confucius say, "Find worm in apple - bad. Find half a worm - worse."