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Changes to The Site
We posted on facebook the other day that we have made it possible to post comments under articles here without having to log in. Here's why. »
The Nude Policeman Case
The Deputy-Chief of municipal police in Motril was not happy with photos that one of his men had posted on facebook so he took him to court. »
Offensive Cantarriján Video
The Chairman for the Asociación de Amigos de la Playa Nudista de Cantarriján has criticised a video on social media, namely Facebook. »
No Heineken Freebies!
Online scams are abundant; everything from Nigerian princes wanting to give you a cut of their wealth, to duff online purchases. Here's the latest. »
Jitters, Hoaxes & Rumours
(GIL) Unfortunately, the Barcelona terrorist attacks have spawned irresponsible online hoaxes about attacks across the country, especially in Granada. »
Child Images & Social Media
Use common sense when posting pictures of your children: If you are a parent and your child asks that you to remove their picture from Facebook, do not resist: it is their legal right. »
Hate on the Net
Social media is nature's way of letting the idiotic and despicable immolate themselves in public. Read on. »
Almuñécar Girl in Trouble
The Internet social networks are busy with the fate of an Almuñécar woman under house arrest in Colombia. Her name is Alejandra. »
Libel Against Police Punished
A local magistrate in Motril has found a man guilty of publishing defamatory comments about the Policia Local on facebook. »
Does Net Neutrality Exist?
As progressive and altruistic as it may be, it is not as simple as it sounds; many extenuating circumstances come into play, of which ‘net neutrality’ is a key point to be addressed. »
