Sentence examples for internet impersonation from inspiring English sources

New York's highest court on Tuesday will consider whether to overturn convictions in the Internet impersonation case of a man who argues that mocking scholars in an academic debate about the Dead Sea Scrolls was protected by the first amendment.

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From Table 3, it is clear that, in both face-to-face and online assessment, the most common categories of cheating that teachers experienced were plagiarism and ghost writing, this was followed by copying (from other students or from notes, via mobile phones or the internet), and lastly impersonation.

Online cruelty, cyberbullying, cyberstalking, digital harassment, slander, Internet defamation, virtual impersonation -- the Internet has a dark side.

Muhly's proposed plot, which has the dark ambiguity of "Peter Grimes," is based on a lurid British true-crime story involving a fourteen-year-old boy who, through a complex series of Internet chat-room impersonations and ruses, fulfilled an erotic fantasy by luring another boy to meet him in an alleyway and stab him.

In her newest project ― five years and thousands of negative comments later ― Morris-Cafiero takes an unconventional approach to disarming and confronting Internet trolls: She offers impersonations of them.

Dave Gorman's Googlewhack Adventure Another documentary of Dave Gorman's life, which sees him circumnavigate the globe in an impersonation of the internet.

Pressure from celebrities led California to update its penal code in 2010 to specifically criminalize impersonation on the Internet.

Also on Monday, Brown signed legislation making false impersonation on the Internet a form of domestic violence — one that can trigger a restraining order when a former spouse or romantic partner is involved.

Amazingly they didn't get it, but over the last few months, their video has spread all over the internet, spawning remixes and various impersonations.