Discussion on Marketing Principle of Offensive Warfare

The Principle of Discrimination in 21st Century Warfare

Offensive Information Warfare Revisited: Social Media Use in Man-Made Crises

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Viral Marketing in an Online Discussion Forum

Online opinion leaders play an important role in the dissemination of information in discussion forums. They are a high-priority target group for viral marketing campaigns. On an average, an opinion leader will tell about his or her experience with a product or company to 14 other people. It is important to identify such opinion leaders from data derived from online activity of users. We presen...

Classifying offensive sites based on image content

This paper proposes a method for helping to identify adult web sites by using the imagecontent as means of detecting erotic material. The image content is classified by investigating probable skin-regions, and extracting their feature vectors. These feature vectors are based on color-, texture-, contour-, placement-, and relative size-information for a given region. The importance of the differ...

Corporate Science on the Offensive ISIS targeted

World Scientists’ Open Letter was signed by more than 310 scientists from 38 countries when presented to the United Nations Convention on Sustainable Development (CSD), April 24 to 5 May 2000, New York. It was warmly welcomed and given much prominence in the official as well as unofficial proceedings because it speaks for the overwhelming majority of the participants and stakeholder groups. The...