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Internet marketers have been convicted of trying to manipulate online sentiment on behalf of clients by posting false information about competitors or deleting critical posts.

More on Mayor Bloomberg's Appearance on "Meet the Press" The Connecticut authorities said that people impersonating Adam Lanza on social media and posting false information "in a threatening manner" had committed federal crimes that would be prosecuted.

Gary Dale Hoke, who worked at PairGain's engineering development operations in Raleigh, N.C., used online brokerage accounts at E*Trade and Ameritrade to buy and sell stocks, trading in PairGain shares and posting false messages on the Internet.

A man whose Web site dispenses stock-trading tips has agreed to repay subscribers about $40,000 plus interest and pay a $15,000 fine to settle allegations that he committed fraud by posting false and misleading statements.

In one sign of the government's growing concern over the potential of Twitter-like microblogs in China to stir unrest, a 33-year-old resident was arrested on charges of posting false rumors that 31 people had developed cancer and that six were stricken with leukemia in the nearby village of Hongxiao, which is close to the plant and has a population of 3,300.

Police in Connecticut have warned members of the media to beware of hoaxers on the internet who are posting false information about Friday's school shooting.

"What we don't do is post false reviews on behalf of the company," Wadsworth says, "because it's a game you're never going to win".

And the anonymity of the Web, which is sometimes one of its strengths, also makes it possible for people and companies to post false reviews and rankings.

NSW police commissioner Andrew Scipione has confirmed that three police officers posted false information about the location of drug dogs to the NSW Greens Sniff Off Facebookk page on 29 February and 7 March.

Some microblogs have tasked teams of employees to hunt down and fact-check rumors, and at least a few people who have posted false reports have been suspended from the services.

The decision, which he is currently appealing against, was denounced by the Paris-based press freedom organisation Reporters sans frontiers which said it seemed that he was "being punished for his bad language and not because he posted false information, which is unacceptable".