television presenter and university, said the abuse after show panel was the guy who "put many women to appear in public"
television presenter and academic Mary Beard says he became the victim of a torrent of abuse online "truly despicable" such as "many women to appear in public" below appeared on BBC1's Question Time.
Beard, professor of classics at Cambridge University, who recently presented the BBC2 program Meet the Romans by Mary Beard said the abuse followed by a discussion with a member of the public panel on the show Thursday about the effect of immigration on services in the city of Boston Lincolnshire.
Question Time Exchange - in which cast doubt Beard few stories tensions in public services - has provoked an online and Beard introduced what it describes in his blog for the Times Literary Supplement as "a party to trawl the Internet have not seen before," and that is "truly despicable".
"My appearance on Question Time prompted an Internet these days have discussed my pubic hair (I can scrub the floor with her), rogering if needed (this comment was made to the low, as has been speculation capaciousness on my vagina, and the planting plan ad *** in my mouth), "wrote Beard.
Barbeprovided a sample of the comments on the site does not begin where I was also named "Twat of the Week".
Many are aggressive and sexual messages and include a photo of his face superimposed on an image of female genitalia. Explain why refuses to make fun of comments written: "Firstly, misogyny here is really Gobsmacking ... all the "pussy" talk and stuff shown on the photo. .. is just one step in sadism. would be more than enough to make many women to appear in public to contribute to the political debate, especially as it all comes from Google. " Rather than being a joke misfires comments are "intent to injure and hurt," said Beard.
- "It shows the classic signs of foul play intimidation - who claim to know the victim, making fun of things that might not know, but they say, destabilizing the use of names in the wire you are friends or even anagrams of his own, suggesting that you see ... it's part of the repertoire of intimidation. "
- It also suggests a method of combating against these examples of "brutal machismo," including flooding the site I Begin with positive comments or even Latin poetry.
- This article was amended on 22 January 2013. The original version incorrectly stated that the time for questions on BBC2.
To contact the MediaGuardian news editor @ mediaguardian.co.uk courier or by phone 020 3353 3857. For all other inquiries please call the main Guardian standard on 020 3353 2000. If you are writing a comment for publication, please mark clearly "for publication".
Find best price for : --Beard----Mary----MediaGuardian--
Blog Archive
-
▼
2013
(366)
-
▼
February
(180)
- Children should learn about relationships as well ...
- Michael Gove's officials act to clean up abusive @...
- Killer robots must be stopped, say campaigners
- Give Me Everything You Have: On Being Stalked by J...
- Windows Phone Device in KPN Netherlands’ Video Was...
- Twitter fiction: Esther Freud
- Aliens: Colonial Marines – review
- Python trademark bid sparks uproar
- PlayStation 4: five things we want to know
- Breakthrough Prize announced by Silicon Valley ent...
- Harlem Shake: Baauer cashes in on viral video's ma...
- Facebook's new promoted-post feature sparks privac...
- It doesn't take Einstein to find fault with a stor...
- MoveTube: Pina Bausch's Bluebeard
- Tetris Blitz and the micro-transactioning of nosta...
- Buy your way onto a space flight using Bitcoins
- Keanu Reeves: the future of cinema
- Jon Venables Twitter 'photographs' investigated
- George Ferris celebrated in a Valentine's Day Goog...
- Bill Gates is Fielding Questions on Reddit
- I can has cat chat? Twitter gives your language pa...
- Can it, armchair comedians, the joke's wearing thi...
- Computer Chess – first look review
- Cloud services are low-cost, effective and safe – ...
- It's not what a library stocks, it's what it shares
- The secret history of drones
- Grammy Awards 2013 ads see Google and Microsoft go...
- Omerta: City of Gangsters – review
- Frankly, I preferred Anne's diary on paper
- British man remanded over alleged threat to kill 2...
- Twitter fiction: Jenny Colgan
- Some Dell Shareholders Don't Know Much About This ...
- Microsoft Confirms Surface Pro Launch Party in Vegas
- Scribblenauts Unlimited – review
- Call Of Duty: Black Ops II – Revolution: review
- Waging war on web 'thinspiration' | Tina Hassannia
- Review: PowerShell Plus is a free IDE for PowerShe...
- DailyDirt: Ready For A Trip To Space Yet?
- The Many Motivations Of Movie Piracy (Notably Abse...
- Leaked T-Mobile Calendar Points To March 27 Releas...
- Mary Leakey: archaeologist's 100th birthday prompt...
- How fast can formula 1 cars go?
- Twitter hashtag is d?class?, says France | Media M...
- James Cameron wins Avatar lawsuit
- Dell and Virgin Media close to $20bn deals
- Review: Poster isn't pretty, but it works
- Best Super Bowl-Related Websites
- Twitter fiction: Nicci French
- Skulls Of The Shogun – review
- Google's Eric Schmidt calls China 'most sophistica...
- Google's Other Bad Idea: Offering 50 Million Euros...
- One Of The Funniest S#*$r B$@l Ads You'll See This...
- French National Library Privatizes Public Domain M...
- Samsung Teases New Super Bowl Commercial: El Plato...
- God of War: Ascension Live-Action Trailer Shows Of...
- How to disco dance the EDL off Google and Facebook
- Anonymous teenage hacker spared jail over cyber at...
- PlayStation 4 rumours fly as Sony invitations hint...
- In praise of … Margaret Hodge | Editorial
- God of War: Ascension Superbowl 2013 Commercial Ge...
- Radio 4 Albert Speer gaffe causes a right Ballet-h...
- Nintendo cuts sales forecast for Wii U and other d...
- RIM looks to woo former Blackberry users with new ...
- Bill Gates speaks of world's difficult fight to er...
- Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies: a middlebrow ...
- Piers Morgan's computer love drives Celia Walden t...
- The Cave – review
- Mary Beard: I almost didn't feel such generic, vio...
- Twitter fiction: Tim Lott
- Earth Defence Force 2017 Portable – review
- Ni No Kuni: Wrath Of The White Witch – review
- Brain implant gives rats a feel for infrared | Mo ...
- 3D-print your face in chocolate for that special V...
- DailyDirt: Going To Space
- Anonymous hackers jailed for cyber attacks
- Murdoch's football bundle kicks newspaper rivals i...
- Google, Facebook and Twitter may 'face EU defamati...
- How much does it cost to raise a child in 2013 com...
- BBC iPlayer use boosted by viewers watching on tab...
- The Up-Goer Five – a thing you can find on a computer
- Highfield hopes to launch local online TV
- Diane Abbott to launch attack on hypersexualised c...
- LG: Google underestimated Nexus 4 demand
- Bionic climbers show pace of change at DLD
- What can theatre say about the internet?
- Tributes pour in to Michael Winner: 'When he wasn'...
- Mary Beard suffers 'truly vile' online abuse after...
- Samsung Targets BlackBerry And Business Users In N...
- Sergey Brin tests Google Glass on NYC subway
- Google v the French press
- Apple results could reveal high-flying profits hav...
- Olympics workers cross-checked against unlawful bl...
- Classic Dickens or Boz with a twist: it's all online
- Lance Armstrong's confession was too little and fa...
- Joe Danger; Alpha Squadron – review
- Sheila Heti: 'I love dirty books'
- Twitter fiction: Jim Crace
- Amazon Marketplace purchases not covered by Consum...
- Pandora cranked out over 13 billion hours of music...
- DailyDirt: Space Food For Thought
- Jets Collide in Miami, Passengers Miraculously Esc...
- Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge – review
- Tesco tweets itself into more horsemeat trouble
- National Archives: where is the records backlog?
- Do online comments hurt – or aid – our understandi...
- Frank Zamboni celebrated in Google doodle
- Myspace publicly unveils revamped site
- Tomb Raider: Underworld Now Available for Free on ...
- Apple Sued in Belgium over AppleCare Advertising
- Final Fantasy given classical twist
- Delta Air Lines iPad app shows the view below the ...
- Review: Robobasket sorts your files according to y...
- MySpace relaunches with new design and Justin Timb...
- Golden Spike plans commercial manned flights to Mo...
- Notes & Queries: How to spin a bullet-proof spider...
- Russian-led cybergang broken by police
- AOL founder tells Senate: back immigration reform ...
- Golden-i wearable hands-free computer interface
- Twitter and American Express develop 'pay by tweet...
- Thousands using GPS jammers on UK roads pose risks...
- Google Chromebook May Get Touchscreen Upgrade
- Useless or brilliant? Software program buys you ra...
- Hamlet rewritten as choose-your-own-adventure game...
- So papa, how do you like the iPad we got you?
- Picasso photographer's camera sold for record ?1.36m
- Google is publisher according to Australian court ...
- Samsung finds illegal work practices in China
- Smartphones Putting the Pain on Point-and-Shoot Ca...
-
▼
February
(180)
0 comments:
Post a Comment