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A stream of Republican incumbents and House challengers did take the stage at the convention Tuesday, including embattled freshmen eager for a news media boost and promising newcomers hoping for some limelight.

PornHub gets a little bit of a media boost and cryptocurrencies — including Bitcoin, Ether and ICO tokens — look like the only source for porn.

Benjamin Gross, a computer science scholar at uc Berkeley, says that idealism is already out of control as the media boost "free access" projects, such as sflan, when no such possibilities exists.

On 24 June, the mismatch debate got a major media boost when Justice Clarence Thomas of the U.S. Supreme Court mentioned it in his concurring opinion in Fisher v. University of Texas, a major case testing affirmative action policies.

The airline appears to have gotten a big social media boost from a Spanish soccer team.

President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign could get a social media boost after some major changes announced today.

A body image survey by Today and AOL found that 65% of teenage girls said seeing their selfies on social media boosted their confidence.

Movie and video-game producers create violent media — boosting the sale of real guns — because it makes them boatloads of money, in the United States and in foreign markets because violence doesn't require nuanced translation.

By any assessment except from those who prize authoritarian stability above freedom, China faces major political questions as its social development, accelerated by the spread of mobile phones and social media, boosts individual freedoms within the Party pressure cooker.

Wahooly provides startups that need social media boosts and helping feedback with access to these "influencers," allowing them to create testing groups of 5,000 to 8,000 people.

Why were big corporate media boosting, cheerleading for this neo-Nixon?