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Six million people in the UK have signed or started a digital petition on Change.org, a global website with headquarters in San Francisco, which launched in April 2012.

Jeremy Clarkson, controversial presenter of Top Gear, is suspended by the BBC over a "fracas" with a producer; two weeks later, despite a million-signature digital petition supporting Clarkson, the BBC announces that it will not be renewing his contract.

In response, Uber has asked its customers and drivers in Thailand to sign a digital petition as a sign of their support.

8. Apple rolled out new software betas for each of its platforms, including the desktop (El Capitan 10.11.4), mobile (iOS 9.3), Apple TV (tvOS 9.2) and Apple Watch (watchOS 2.2). 9. Drew Olanoff reported that over 200,000 people have signed a digital petition to keep Apple from killing the iPhone headphone jack.

Basically, Blake is looking to address the apparent need for a tool that allows the many opinionated people that inhabit Twitterland to voice their concerns about anything that gets their hearts pumping: a digital petition engine that can quickly spread online thanks to the viral nature of Twitter and the concept of retweeting in particular.

They get into the ticket lottery by watching videos about extreme poverty and disease around the world, posting information on social media, signing digital petitions or donating money to charities, among them Unicef and Rotary International.

Rather than trying to be everything to everyone, he said, the company focused exclusively on petitions; in other words, making it easy for users to create and sign digital petitions.

It's a good start: PetitionSpot boasts about 4 million registered users (although Blake says it's more like 2 million who have actively shared petitions since the site's inception) and these are all people who have already expressed their interest in signing digital petitions, obviously.

Wikipedia is the first digital entity to petition the U.N. for world-heritage status.

"The Ninth Circuit's decision threatens the very foundations of our copyright system in the digital era," the petition claims, arguing that software companies like StreamCast and Grokster "brazenly encourage and profit from infringement" of copyright.