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Facebook Wataanza Kulipa Watu Kupitia Video Wanazopakia kwenye mtandao huo

Facebook Wataanza Kulipa Watu Kupitia Video Wanazopakia kwenye mtandao huo

Facebook wapo mbioni kuhakikisha watu wanaanza kulipwa kwa kupakia video na maudhui mengine kwenye mtandao huo, ambapo hivi karibuni wameinunua kampuni ya masuala ya hakimiliki mtandaoni Source 3 ili kuhakikisha hakuna wizi wa maudhui yatakayokuwa yanapakiwa kwenye mtandao huo, ikiwa pamoja na kuzuia watu watakao kuwa wana nakili maudhui ya watu wengine ili kujiingizia pesa kupitia matangazo yatakayokuwa yanatokea wakati video au kitu chochote kikiwa kinatazamwa na mashabiki wa mpakiaji.
Source 3 watakuja na teknolojia ambayo inafanya kazi sawa na ile inayotumika kwenye YouTube inayofahamika kama YouTube Content ID. Teknolojia hiyo itawawezesha wapakiaji video kwenye Facebook kuweza kuzuia video zao zisipakiwe na watu wengine au kuchukua mapato yatakayopatikana kwenye video hiyo kutoka kwa mtu ambaye si mmiliki halali wa video.
Pia Facebook walizindua app maalumu kwa wamiliki wa kurasa. App hiyo itawawezesha wamiliki wa kurasa kwenye mtandao huo kuweza kuwapatia mashabiki wao machapisho ya kwenye kurasa zao moja kwa moja huku wakitengeneza pesa kupitia machapisho hayo.
Kwa sasa Facebook inazaidi ya mashabiki bilioni 2 ambao kila mwezi lazima waingie kwenye mtandao huo, Facebook inatarajiwa kuwa ndiyo sehemu kubwa ya kuingiza pesa kwa watu watakaokuwa wanamiliki kurasa kwenye mtandao huo, huku YouTube ikishika mkia.

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Nine Kenyans beheaded by Somali al-Shabaab terrorists

Nine Kenyans beheaded by Somali al-Shabaab terrorists

Murders in village of Jima raise fears that Islamic militant group has adopted new strategy of targeting civilians
A Somali al-Shabaab fighter. The group has carried out beheadings in Somalia before but they are rare in Kenya. Photograph: Ismail Taxta/Reuters
Al-Shabaab extremists from neighbouring Somalia beheaded nine civilians in an attack on a village in Kenya, officials said, adding to growing concerns that the Islamist militant group has taken up a new strategy.
Witnesses say dozens killed in al-Shabaab attack on Kenyan troops
The attack occurred on Saturday in the village of Jima, south-east Kenya, said James Ole Serian, who leads a task force of security agencies combating al-Shabaab, which is linked to al-Qaida.
Beheadings by al-Shabaab have been rare in Kenya even as the group has carried out dozens of deadly attacks over the years. Beheadings are not uncommon in Somalia, where the group carries them out on people who are believed to be their enemies and to terrorise local populations.
Kenya has seen an increase in attacks claimed by al-Shabaab in recent weeks, posing a security threat before next month’s presidential election. Al-Shabaab has vowed retribution on Kenya for sending troops in 2011 to Somalia to fight the group, which became the deadliest Islamic extremist group in Africa last year.
Saturday’s attack occurred in the Pandaguo area of Lamu county, where al-Shabaab fighters engaged security agencies in a day-long battle three days ago. A police report said about 15 al-Shabaab fighters attacked Jima and seized men, killing them with knives.
In recent months al-Shabaab has increased attacks in Kenya with homemade bombs, killing at least 46 people in Lamu and Mandera counties.
The increase in attacks presents a huge problem for Kenya’s security agencies before the presidential election on 8 August, said Andrew Franklin, a security analyst. On election day security agencies will be strained while attempting to stop any possible violence and al-Shabaab could take advantage, he said.
There was no immediate government comment on the latest attack. The acting interior minister, Fred Matiangi, issued a dusk-to-dawn curfew for parts of Garissa, Tana River and Lamu counties. Mandera county was already under a curfew following earlier al-Shabaab attacks. All are close to the Somali border.
The president, Uhuru Kenyatta, has not issued any statement on the recent surge in al-Shabaab attacks.
Kenya is among five countries contributing troops to an African Union force that is bolstering Somalia’s fragile central government against al-Shabaab’s insurgency. Of those countries, Kenya has borne the brunt of retaliatory attacks.

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