Creator of the largest online military heritage community, TogetherWeServed, has activated its next chapter in connecting and honoring U.S. public servants. Available is a secure, feature-rich website for the U.S. state and municipal police community called Police.TogetherWeServed.com (PTWS).


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It’s an order the police probably don’t hear every day: use more social media. However, in China, the police are being told just that.


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Anonymous made some more trouble this week by posting the names, home addresses, email addresses and passwords of 102 police officers who work for San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) agency.


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London has been the scene of utter chaos over the past few days, and last night it hit a new peak when it seemed many parts of the UK capital were under siege, from north to south.Whilst many criticisms have been flung at the lack of police presence in many areas, the Metropolitan Police has now turned to Flickr to help the public finger many of the perpetrators.The Metropolitan Police's Flickr photo stream includes some of the people it believes have been involved in the riots, and at the time [...]

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In a bid to reduce the amount of spam on its social network, Facebook has begun integrating new controls that assist developers in maintaining their apps, also introducing granular restrictions to stop certain parts of an app from issuing spam updates.In a blog post on its Developer blog, Facebook said it had amended the hundreds of filters in place to reduce the number of erroneously disabled apps. Identifying the impact that the disabled apps had on both Facebook and its developers, the social [...]

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