It turns out, at least according to Oliver's random sampling of Americans in New York City's Times Square, that the public is ill informed about the controversy surrounding Snowden and the implications of the information that he leaked.
Meono refuses to be drawn on the legal implications of the information, but he will say that investigators have given priority to the early 1980s when most of the killings took place.
When people encountered "dissonant messages" – findings that challenged their views – they were more likely to rate the site negatively, to resist the implications of the information they read there and to express distrust of the scientific community in general.
We close by reflecting upon the implications of the information obtained to develop a work force capable of not just using technology, but creating it.
Clegg has as a result opted for an independent review, modelled on a report commissioned by Barack Obama, into the implications of the information harvesting technologies developed by US and UK intelligence agencies and exposed by leaks from the former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
The Teaching Privacy Team, a cross-disciplinary research group composed of computer scientists, educators, and social scientists at ICSI and UC Berkeley, works to educate the public about the privacy implications of the information shared publicly on the Internet.
The project seeks to help users, particularly younger ones, understand the privacy implications of the information they share publicly on the Internet and to help them understand what control they can exercise over it.
A series of laboratory asset markets was conducted to examine whether unsophisticated traders are able to learn to evaluate publicly released information by trading with and observing trades made by a sophisticated trader who knows the valuation implications of the information.
Now as I said at the outset, I'm going to let you discuss for yourselves in a couple of weeks, thinking back over the semester, about the implications of the information that I just gave you, about slavery and whether or not this constitutes radical change.
And yet, despite the implications of the information, McCain and the Senate Indian Affairs Committee sat on the controversial portion of the email.
Despite President Barack Obama's vow to increase oversight of the agency, the implications of the information Snowden leaked has many members of Congress concerned.
