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Examples of sockpuppetry
History
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Legal implications of sockpuppetry in the United States
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Overview
- Online identity
- Hand puppet made from a sock Sock puppet
- To manipulate public opinion Internet manipulation
- Blocked Block (Internet)
- User account
- Pseudonym
History
- Walt Whitman
- Anthony Burgess
- Benjamin Franklin
- Oxford English Dictionary
- U.S. News & World Report
- Wikipedia
- Wikimedia Foundation
- Wiki-PR editing of Wikipedia Wiki-PR Wikipedia editing scandal
- Orangemoody Operation Orangemoody
Types
- Social networks Social network
- Reputation systems Reputation system
- Sybil attack
- Stealth marketing
- Metacritic
- Rotten Tomatoes
- Review bombing Review bomb
- False flag
- Bigoted
- Straw man
- Concern troll Internet troll
- Fear, uncertainty and doubt
Investigation of sockpuppetry
- IP addresses IP address
- Writing style
- GeoIP
Legal implications of sockpuppetry in the United States
- MySpace
- Megan Meier Suicide of Megan Meier
- United States Attorney
- Central District of California United States District Court for the Central District of California
- Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
- Interstate commerce Commerce Clause
- Breach of contract
- George H. Wu
- Identity theft
- Norman Golb
- Tortious interference
Examples of sockpuppetry
- Whole Foods Whole Foods Market
- John Mackey John Mackey (businessman)
- Yahoo!
- Wild Oats Markets
- Conrad Black
- Hollinger International Sun-Times Media Group
- Short sellers Short (finance)
- Black's criminal trial Black v. United States
- Amazon.com
- John Rechy
- City of Night
- Orlando Figes
- Rachel Polonsky
- Robert Service Robert Service (historian)
- Stephen Leather
- Jeremy Duns
- R.J. Ellory R. J. Ellory
- David Manning David Manning (fictitious writer)
- Film critic
- Sony Corporation
- Columbia Pictures
- Michael Hiltzik
- Los Angeles Times
- Hugh Hewitt
- Lee Siegel Lee Siegel (cultural critic)
- The New Republic
- Sprezzatura
- Jon Stewart
- State-sponsored Internet sockpuppetry
- Ntrepid
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Important terminology
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Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| accessing a resource that a user is blocked from | instance of | or to circumvent restrictions | 0.80 | text |
| Hugh Hewitt | instance of | He used the pseudonyms to attack conservatives | 0.80 | text |
| L.A. prosecutor Patrick Frey | instance of | He used the pseudonyms to attack conservatives | 0.80 | text |
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