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Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared DEBBIE KNOX, publisher of The Pittsburg Gazette, weekly newspaper of general circulation published at Pittsburg, in Camp County, Texas, who deposes and says that the advertisement, as per copy attached was published in the regular issues of The Pittsburg Gazette on September 4, 2014 and September 11, 2014. TIPS/TAPS

Signed Debbie Knox

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Ferguson shows a social media dividing line » CONTINUED FROM ^

tagc CEO Alex Houg, who per-f o m c d the analysis at the request o f USA TODAY.

A n engaged user was someone who eommentcd on the topic, shared a l i n k about i t or l iked a post w i t h the keyword .

The estimate seems to conf irm what had been largely anecdotal - that a Facebook user was much less l i k d y t o read about the Fer­guson protests than .someone on Twitter.

Facebook releases data on how much users discuss certain events, say the Wor ld Cup, the Royal Wedding or the Olympics. But Facebook declined to com­ment on Fergusoa

Twitter, the reigning social net­work for breaking news, is ex­panding its arsenal o f tools, which makes it easier for the publ ic to see how often a topic is discussed.

Reverh a new tool geared to journalists, d i ows that Ferguson or #Fcrguson was men­t ioned 14,7 mi l l i on t imes f rom Aug. 9 to Aug. 20.

Protesters tweeted photos o f marcher^ video Vines o f interactions w i t h RaanadRob -the police, and as protests Co lo r -tu rned to loot ing and tear O lChange . gas, images of smoke, ar­rests and gas masks. Some of these were rctwcetcd tens o f thousands o f times.

t i on to profcssionai soccer's Premier League to Ferguson.

Facebook is another story. I t uses a ranking a lgor i thm that fil­ters what people sec in the i r News Feeds. So what a person sees when he or she looks at the stream of posts and shared l inks is filtered based on that person's past activity, including poets l i k ed commented on or shared

The idea is to make the Face-book News Feed more relevant to the user, but Facebook is often less able to respond quickly to breaking news that stretches be­yond someone's previous in ter ­ests and those of his or her fr iends

I n other words even when Fer­guson was being talked about on Facebook, many people st i l l didn't sec ment ion o f i t .

Rashad Robinsoa executive d i -

M C i B O O K FUTER On Facebook, the discussion around Ferguson, Mo., appeared more muted i n the days fol lowing the Aug. 9 shooting o f Michael Brown. Instead Facebook feeds appeared to be filled w i th friends calling on each other to donate to research on anyo i roph ic lateral sclerosis or ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, and to dump a bucket of ice water on themselves

The explanation for the dis­connect was the big difFercnce in how the two networks surface news. A Twi t ter user sees what his or her followers are tweeting. Whi le you can customize t rend­ing tc^ics for location. It's also very easy to see what topics are hot among Twit ter users wor ld ­wide - f rom boy band One Direc-

nsoa c rector w i th grass-roots civi l rights organization ColorOfChange.org says he saw Ferguson ail over his News Feed. But he fielded calls f rom whi te donors who were out­raged they d id not.

They wanted t o know why, and he suggested they ask their Facebook friends.

"People l ike Facebook for that, because it allows them to sit inside the

wor ld they want to sit inside of, and to be comfortable. The w r y nature o f what's happening in Ferguson is not comfortable for many people." he said i n an inter­view w i th USA TODAY.

Twi t ter is a very dit tcrcnt k i nd of social network. It 's a public square where breaking news trav­els fast and wide.

"Even i f you arc not necessarily interested in being a part of cer­ta in conversations, Twit ter has a way of making you a part of those conversations," Robinson said.

RFERGUSON Data on what was happening on both networks in mid-August contrasts how two occurrences played out on social med ia

Iccbuckctchallcngc or #ice-buckctchallenge was mentioned 1.55 mQIion t imes on Twitter, ac­cording to Twi t t e r data, o r about one-tenth the mentions of Fergu­son n r#Fc rgusoa

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A prxrtpster o f the sho o t i n g d e a t h o f teenager M i c h a e l Brc checks h e r phone as po l i ce keep w a t c h i n FWguson , M o .

Twi t ter took great pr ide i n its role in Ferguson, paint ing the hashtag on the walls erf its corpo­rate headquarters in San Francis­co. Twi t ter co-founder Jack Dorscy. who was raised in St, Louis and whose parents live there, marched alongside protes­ters in Ferguson.

When asked by USA TODAY on Twi t ter what he thought of the protests unfrJding there, Dorscy tweeted "Heartbreaking "

Anton io French, a St. Louis al­derman who provided a near-constant stream of tweets and Vines f rom Ferguson i n the two weeks after the shooting, said so­cial media were an outlet for peo­ple who felt they were witnessing a much different s i tuat ion than the one played out on cable news

Facebook filters what people see based on their past activity. So even when Ferguson was being talked about, many did not see it.

and mainstream media, where at times, l oo t ing violence and tear gas consumed the story.

" I f you were here, you saw that the other 20 hours a day i t was peaceful protest ing thousands of people, a lot o f courage and beau­ty, democracy in action," he said in an interview.

Early on, he was one o f the few people recording the protests. By the second week, many more were recording on the i r phones. Social media connected the p ro ­testers' experience and concerns to people outside Ferguson, even around the wor ld . When people came f rom outside the St. Louis area, it h d p e d them figure out how to contribute, he said.

" I th ink when this story is w r i t ­ten about, it w i l l be ha rd to wr i t e about it w i thout referring to i t as #Fcrguson." he said.

Twitter, he said, became the network o f choice because i t was faster and had a l imit less reach. For years, it has been embraced by younger black people and communi ty activists because i t was so easy to use on mobi le devices.

A Pew Research study found that 40% of black Internet users ages 18 to 29 use Tw i t t e r com­pared w i t h 28% of wl i i t cs in that age group.

BLACK TWITTER The cultural phenomenon called "Black Twitter , " which played a pivotal role i n the Ferguson p ro ­tests, is a growing and vilx-ant part of the service.

Kimberly Ellis, author o f the upcoming book Tbe Bombastic Brilliantx of Black Twitter, said she saw Brown, the unarmed teenager shot by a whi te police officer i n Ferguson, M o , t r end i n her Fbcebook account.

"That is a reflection of m y friends." said Ellis, whose ' I 'wit ter handle is (Sdrgoddcss. " I hang w i t h radical white people and black people."

But on Twitter, the walls be­tween communit ies come down when news breaks. Ell is notes you can fol low as many Twi t t e r accounts as you want and you can search out news by keyword.

"There is just a greater democ­ratization of space on Twit ter , " Ellis said.

And because users arc con­fined to 140 characters, people can scan more quick ly through tweets to get "a greater diversity o f in format ion, " she said.

"You had to be on Twi t ter to realty understand what was H ^ -pcning in Ferguson," H l i s said. " I f you missed that, you missed a lot."

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Gladys Knight was 4 when she sai^; i n her first church recital. S i e recalls " r u n n i n g u p and down the aisles, playing there. My mom and dad always let us be kids."

Thafs not to say that the be­loved R&B veteran, who turned 70 i n May, ever took what she was singing, or hear ing for granted. A t home, her parents would "sit us down and read Bible stories " Many decades later, she would earn two Grammy Awards in gospel categories, for the 2005 a lbum One Vote and a duct version o f Heaven Help Ut All per formed w i th Ray Charles, fea­tured on Charles' posthumous Genius Laves Company.

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"When I start work ing on an album. I usually have people submit songs," Knight says, "But this t ime — it was the weirdest t h i i ^ — they just started coming " K n i ^ t and her husband, W i l l i am McDoweU, revised some lyrics to -famaiar melodies I wanted to d a We're t ry ing to reach cwryonc. "

Raised a Baptist, she has "frequented many churches." But K n i ^ t jo ined the Church o f Jesus Christ o f Latter-day Saints in 1997. inspired by her daughter and son, who had also become followers,

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Her faHh "has always been the best and most Important part of my life." spir itual c l c v ^ i o n for me as w d l , " she says.

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"IFs a clean, spir i tual ly mo t i ­vated love story - we don't get enough of those."

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