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Since YouTube is the second-largest search engine, video can and should be an integral part of your SEO strategy.During a session at ClickZ Live New York, Allen Gottfried, manager of Internet and online strategies at New Jersey's St. Peter's Healthcare System, discussed video and shared some ways in which search marketers can up their game.

When Gottfried created videos detailing a specific treatment option, the keywords quickly brought him from page three to the top of page two in the search rankings.

"I see a lot of websites writing relevant content and it's good, but the video performs so much better, even though the written content is the same," he said. "A lot of people just want to watch something for two minutes. They want to see a product in front of them, being demonstrated."

According to Gottfried, how-to videos and videos with numeric titles tend to garner the most views. Here are five more of his tips:

Gottfried recommends taking advantage of all open fields in a video's description on YouTube, such as title, description, and annotations. In the empty space, you can put subscribe and social media links, or even the video itself, making it easier for people to share.

"The fields will just have 40 characters but you can have 5,000 characters to work with - it's just silly," he said.

In the description field, Gottfried recommends using all top keywords - which should also go in the metadata - and being very clear about what people ought to expect. What will they learn? What can they take away?

A bootleg-looking video will hurt your authority in the industry, so it's crucial to get the lighting and sound right, at the very least. You can get a professional-quality microphone for less than $20. Those standards should also apply to your thumbnails - Gottfried recommends taking still photos to use as thumbnail images to avoid the always-unflattering picture of a speaker gesticulating.

"One thing I hear a lot is, it's too expensive; we don't have the resources to do it," he said. "If this were five or 10 years ago, I would understand, but today, the resources are there if someone in your company has a phone that shoots HD."

A tight budget doesn't mean you have to do everything yourself. Gottfried said that outsourcing things like closed captioning, editing, and motion graphics can save you a lot of time without setting you back too much. "You can send someone your footage and $50 later, you get it back and it's edited," he added.

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If a child is under 13, they arent allowed an official place on Facebook. Thats meant to protect them from less than savory characters, but can prove difficult for parents who want to upload pics and tag their kids. A Facebook study showed up to 65% of parents simply tag their partners when uploading a pic of their child, which in turn allows a wider audience of friends to view the pics. With that in mind, Facebook created Scrapbook, which allows parents to track photos of kids not yet on Facebook.

The way Scrapbook works is as simple as it sounds. Take photos, upload them to the scrapbook, and thats that. Youll soon be able to invite others to view the scrapbook, too.

Scrapbooks can have shared ownership, and the tags are customizable. If you call your child Junior instead of by its given name, tag the scrapbook Junior or JR, or whatever you like. Owners of the scrapbook choose which photos get tagged, and only they choose which photos are tagged for the album.

To start a scrapbook, head into your profile, click About, and select the Family and Relationships section. Scrapbook invites are there waiting for you.

Scrapbooks are currently US-only, and available for the desktop, Android, and iOS. Its currently a pilot program, so expect more updates to roll out incrementally as Facebook learns just how their users take advantage of the feature.

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There is a growing trend to film incidents and upload clips to social media. We are passive consumers of tragedy, absolved of responsibility to take action, to intervene. Photograph: Michael Bowles /Rex Features

In an incident so sickening it is hard to find words to describe it, a man in Telford is reported to have fallen to his death after being goaded into jumping by a crowd of onlookers. In a case reminiscent of that of Shaun Dykes, the 17-year-old who died in 2008 after jumping from a Derby city centre car park following taunts from the crowd below, Ian Lam, 42, apparently fell as police were trying to talk him down, to shouts of jump from the crowd below, some of whom were reportedly filming the incident on their phones.

An inquest will be held into Lams death and we must wait for the coroners report to establish exactly what happened. In Dykess case, the coroner ruled that those who were taunting him were responsible, at least in part, for his death. But no one has ever been arrested or charged for their role in the incident. Indeed, one of the police officers involved is reported as saying that there was no specific offence that people could be charged with if they were merely passing comments.

In the latest incident police have said that they will take action, though this may focus more on those who filmed and uploaded clips of the mans death on to social media.

Appalling as such behaviour is, causing unimaginable distress to those who knew and loved the deceased, as well as encouraging copycat deaths, those who goaded Dykes into jumping with shouts of Go on jump, Get on with it and How far can you bounce? are to my mind almost as guilty as if they had physically pushed him off the car park. A review of the law is urgently needed if such behaviour does not currently constitute a serious criminal offence.

Of course, the fact that we need a law at all to stop people goading vulnerable and highly distressed individuals into jumping off car parks says something pretty alarming about the state of our society. There is nothing new about crowds gathering to witness and even to celebrate the misfortunes of others take the tricoteuses for example, or the crowd who clapped and whistled after the public flogging of Saudi Arabian blogger Raif Badawi. But in the case of Dykes, the crowd were not merely witnesses but active participants in the event, goading a boy into killing himself apparently, at least in part, to provide them with smartphone footage to upload to social media.

There is something truly terrifying about this level of detachment and what it suggests about our capacity to recognise and process reality.

It seems to me that the popularity of reality TV shows, along with widespread use of smartphones and social media, may be starting to interfere with our ability to distinguish real life from entertainment, and hence our capacity to empathise with other people. Watching a clip, we are at once present at and absent from the events taking place on our screens. We are passive consumers of tragedy, absolved of responsibility to take action, to intervene.

Of course, smartphones and social media can be put to good use too. Both have been used to expose atrocities and criminal behaviour. But this depends upon viewers stepping out of the passive role and engaging with reality.

With Dykes, a grotesque reversal saw smartphone users engaging in the tragedy itself, goading a boy into jumping to his death, before uploading a clip for passive online consumption.

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Makeup artist Carli Bybel finds fame on YouTube Makeup artist Carli Bybel finds fame on YouTube

Updated: Tuesday, March 31 2015 10:41 PM EDT2015-04-01 02:41:31 GMT

Carli Bybel is a familiar face on YouTube. The former freelance makeup artist joined YouTube three years ago to do makeup tutorials. Her channel exploded. She now has over 2 million subscribers from all over the world and nearly 2 million followers on Instagram.

Updated: Tuesday, March 31 2015 4:14 PM EDT2015-03-31 20:14:20 GMT

Monmouth County and Holmdel Police responded to the Village Elementary School on Tuesday following reports of an armed intruder that turned out to be a hoax.Students and staff evacuated the school as a precaution. An all-clear was given after cops investigated.

Updated: Tuesday, March 31 2015 2:34 PM EDT2015-03-31 18:34:15 GMT

The owners of Atlantic City's former Revel casino say they hope to sell it "soon," even as they seek an extension through the end of June to wrap up its bankruptcy case.

The owners of Atlantic City's former Revel casino say they hope to sell it "soon," even as they seek an extension through the end of June to wrap up its bankruptcy case.

Updated: Monday, March 30 2015 12:27 PM EDT2015-03-30 16:27:10 GMT

A person familiar with a Justice Department investigation says prosecutors are moving toward charging a Florida eye doctor over his dealings with New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez.The person said prosecutors are expected to bring criminal charges soon against both Dr. Salomon Melgen and Menendez. The person insisted on anonymity because the person was not authorized to discuss an ongoing investigation on the record.Justice Department spokesman Peter Carr declined to comment Monday.

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Purely speculative thing here

I just read something on another site from a few weeks ago that was Jim Parsons basically saying he would like to play The Riddler What are your thoughts ScreenRanters? Do you want to see Riddler appear in DCCU? How would you feel if they were to have parsons play him?

From my perspective it wouldnt be the kind of casting that would make me think that they had nailed it nor would it necessarily be my first pick but thinking about it a bit I reckon it would be a bold choice that could potentially pay off (which isnt far off how I have reacted to a lot of DC casting over the past year or so) Sure the guy is mainly famous for TBBT which seems to be something of a marmite show (people either love it or hate it) but Id like to think that he would be able put in a performance that would be unique and not end up feeling like a Jim Carrey impression or Sheldon being the Riddler

He could do a more restrained Riddler like the guy on Gotham where you dont watch the character for his zaniness and physicality (like Carreys Riddler) but its more that hes quirky with potential dark side that could snap at any moment (At this point I am kind of wanting to see the character on Gotham snap just once at least and am more interested in seeing that possiblity than I am with watching Fish or Penguin at this point)

There are without doubt bigger name picks that would arguably suit the role better but given that Ben Afflecks Batman solo movie already seems to have its Joker, Harley, possible Deathstroke with an option of Deadshot appearing as well it could be the case that there isnt really room for a big name Riddler However having Bats have to do something like confront the Riddler in prison for some information where they play mind games could be interesting (as it would help highlight this Batmans intelligence which Bales never really did) or even having the character be an elusive presence like he has been in the Arkham games could be a lot of fun with Parsons in that type of role where he isnt getting loads of screen time and just has to embody the character in a few scenes

On the other hand though I wouldnt mind having the Riddler as the main villain in a Batman movie again and if he were I would want a bigger star for the role but as a bit part why not Parsons

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New Horizons will reach Pluto in July, despite being cancelled twice during development. Alan Sterns determination was crucial to making the mission happen. In this illustration, Plutos moon Charon is the crescent in the background. (Credit: JHUAPL/SwRI)

You dont have to wonder what is on Alan Sterns mind. The planetary scientist and former NASA associate administrator is a relentless champion of all things Pluto; he is both the principal investigator and the prime mover behind the New Horizons mission, which will fly past Pluto and its moons this July 14. In advance of the encounter, Sterns passion is building to a white heat, and he is letting everyone know it.

The excitement is infectious. Pluto is looking far more interesting than researchers realized just a few years ago. Ironically, its scientific importance has skyrocketed in the years since the International Astronomical Union demoted Pluto to dwarf planet. Recent theoretical models indicate that the Kuiper Beltthe population of objects, including Pluto, that orbits beyond Neptuneis key to understanding the early evolution of the outer solar system. It is home to multiple big, round objects that record the movements of water and organic chemicals at the time when Earth was forming.

Call these things in the Kuiper Belt dwarf planets, call them planets (or call them Plutoids and duck before Stern comes after you), whatever. They are major players in the suns family, many of them larger than any asteroid, and Pluto is the brightest and most complex of them all. Stern is a Pluto obsessive, but more and more it looks like the science is on his side: Pluto really is something special, and the New Horizons encounter promises to be a unique experience. Here, Stern makes his caseand reveals surprising details about another great mission that almost happened.

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You describe New Horizons as the first mission to the outer solar systema description that would surprise a lot of people who work on, say, the Cassini mission at Saturn.

Alan Stern: One of the implications of the discovery of the Kuiper Belt and its many small planets is that many scientists now think of the solar system as having not two but three zones. These are, as you go outward from the Sun, the inner rocky terrestrial planets [including Earth], the ice and gas giants [Jupiter and its kin], and the Kuiper Beltthe largest of the three zones, and the one with the most planets. When you think of the architecture of the solar system this way, you see that the missions that explored Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune were really missions to the middle solar system. Then New Horizons becomes the first true mission to the outer planets, the first probe to explore the third zone.

The whole is it a planet debate keeps coming up, but it seems more confusing than enlightening. I liked the recent essay by William McKinnon of Washington University, who defined Pluto in terms of its scientific significance. He called it a beacon to an unexplored solar realm and sentinel of the third zone.

No question, Pluto is the belle of the ball. Its got everything! There are lots of really interesting little planets out there in the Kuiper Belt, but Plutos the only one thats got all the cool attributes. Its the only one with an atmosphere that we know of, its a binary planet, its got seasons and global change, its got more kinds of volatiles on its surface than any other planet out there, and its got a really complicated satellite system.

I think that if you asked 100 leading planetary scientists and said make a table, list the interesting aspects of dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt, the list for Pluto would be longer than for any other object on every persons list. Thats not me cheerleading, its just a statement of fact. We know more about Pluto, but it seems to have all the goodies. Its the whole package.

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TIME Ideas Innovation When Technology Helps Us Become More Human Corbis The human desire to help combined with new technological tools could create solutions to some of the world's biggest problems

It was Tuesday January 12, 2010, and the Haitian capital had just been hit with a massive earthquake.

Far away in Boston, Fletcher School PhD candidate Patrick Meier was faced with a wrenching problem: his wife, also a Fletcher student, was in Port-au-Prince, and he couldnt get in touch with her. The anxiety was nearly paralyzing, he said at a recent event at New America. I needed to focus, to do something anything.

A specialist in so-called liberation technologies, Meier realized there was one thing he could do: create a crisis map of the disaster, mapping everything from CNN reports to Tweets. The job of finding and geo-referencing news reports and social media postings soon became too big for him, and Meier reached out to friends at Fletcher and beyond to assist him.

By the following Saturday, Meier found himself commanding a nerve center of fellow volunteerssome there in person, others in touch via Internetfrom his dorm room. Together, they were sorting and tagging Tweets using the Ushahidi mapping platform. They were also using Google Maps to support search and rescue efforts on the ground. Eventually, their efforts led to working with a Haitian telecom provider to launch a SMS help line service that could send messages directly into the groups inbox.

Because many of the volunteers hailed from the Haitian diaspora abroad, Meiers group was able to use high resolution satellite imagery to update the woefully out-of-date maps of Port-au-Prince on Open Street Maps.

The work that Meier and his group did accomplished more than helping him focus on something else while he waited to hear word from his wife (who was thankfully unharmed). They connected missing people with relief efforts on the ground. The US Marine Corps commended them, with one contact claiming their crisis map was saving lives every day.

But after Haiti, the nerve center they had created was still active and wondering: what was next? With the assistance of the Internet and social media, volunteers in their own homes dubbed by Meier as Digital Jedis now appeared to have an important place in international disaster response. With this in mind, Meier founded the Digital Humanitarian Network, which serves as a middle-man between volunteer and technical networks, and the digital networks of volunteers who can assist them when disaster strikes.

These digital humanitarians who have joined the network, and the basic human altruism that animates them, have inspired Meiers new book: Digital Humanitarians: How Big Data is Changing the Face of Humanitarian Response. To Meier, there are two common threads in the examples of digital humanitarianism in the new publication: technology and hope. What matters is combining these two essential elements to create projects that truly work combining the human desire to help with new technological tools that can enhance human abilities.

One major problem with data-driven disaster response is volume: for example, the volunteers in Haiti worked tirelessly, but they were only able to categorize so much data themselves. An essential problem with tech-savvy disaster response, Meier argues, is that we have collectively moved from a period where responders had too little data to one where they often have entirely too much.

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Question of the day, what would be your dream end-of-credits scene for Avengers: Age of Ultron?

During the movie we are apparently already going to see Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, War Machine and Falcon, but since I am greedy and I want more, I would like the teaser to show me other superheroes we havent seen yet. This movie is the best moment to make any marketing move, so I think it would be brilliant if they would aim for the longer game (i.e. Phase 3 culminating in Infinity War) and tease precisely that.

My scene:

- Loki talking to Thanos in Asgard or wherever - Loki says that his brother suspects something and that soon he and his friends will know the truth - Thanos says that they wont be the only ones and that others will find out too (we see the GotG Milano ship we see Benedict Cumberbatch in typical Doctor Strange attire meditating this part is meant to be a glimpse into the future) but that by then it will be too late - Thanos says that others will try to oppose him (we see a cool shot of Paul Rudd in the Ant-Man suit shrinking, we see Chadwick Boseman as TChalla or in Black Panther attire training martial arts, we see whoever they cast as Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel as an air force pilot btw I would be happy with Emily Blunt or Yvonne Strahovski or Katheryn Winnick for that role) but that they will all be crushed and blablabla - Thanos questions what hope there is for humanity? (blank, buildings in NY and then a shot of Spiderman in his Spidey outfit swinging CUT big cheers and some heads in the audience explode)

So basically if they would do this, they would be somehow promoting ALL of their upcoming movies. Captain America: Civil War is already set up by the very events in Avengers: Age of Ultron (plus perhaps a mid-credit scene), so that one doesnt need as much hype as the introduction of Ant Man, Doctor Strange, Black Panther or Captain Marvel in the MCU for the very first time. Spiderman you use simply because you finally can and doing this even GotG 2 (the Milano), Thor 3 (through Loki) and of course Infinity War (through Thanos, the big baddie) would get a nod too because #itsallconnected you know :).

Anyone in the audience that doesnt know who those people being shown to him are will want to find out right after. Why miss the chance to show off all the goodies when you expect a big audience for this? If Captain Marvel rumours are true, everybody is cast except for Spiderman, who you dont really need yet as he could be wearing the mask (for major impact, it would be better to take this opportunity to break the news of his casting, but it is not totally necessary).

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EMC pools enterprise smarts to create data lakes

EMC is pulling assets from its conglomeration of businesses to help customers build data lakes using EMC storage, VMware virtualization and Pivotal big-data smarts. The Federation Business Data Lake debuting Monday will ingest and analyze data from diverse sourcesand may also show how EMC can make the diverse businesses it owns add up to more than the sum of their parts.

New US bill aims to limit use of student data

A new bill to be introduced in Congress on Monday aims to place checks on the collection and possible misuse of student data by tech companies that supply services to schools. The Student Digital Privacy and Parental Rights Act prohibits companies such as online homework portals or email services from using or disclosing students personal information for advertisement purposes, according to The New York Times.

Leaked FTC antitrust report gives EU cover to rule against Google

A leaked report by U.S. Federal Trade Commission staff gives the European Commission political cover to rule against Google as it moves forward with its own antitrust case. Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, who is responsible for making a ruling, will make up her own mind, but the 2012 FTC report, which blasts Google, will help dampen criticism that Europe just wants to tie the hands of successful U.S. companies.

Some Cisco IP phones open to unauthorized calls, eavesdropping

Cisco Systems SPA 300 and 500 series Internet Protocol (IP) phones for small businesses have an authentication flaw that could allow remote attackers to make unauthorized calls or listen to audio streams from the affected devices. No patches are currently available, so administrators should put additional safeguards in place to protect the phones, such as strict firewall rules and IP-based access control lists.

Foxconn may make overture to Sharp again

Talks between Foxconn and ailing Sharp could resume, with the Chinese contract manufacturer saying over the weekend that it is willing to again negotiate an investment in the Japanese company, the Wall Street Journal reported. A deal that would make Foxconn a major shareholder in the display maker fell apart in 2013. It was expected to give Foxconn greater access to Sharps LCD manufacturing capacity and advanced technologies.

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There are about 1.3 million apps available for our smartphones and tablets. Many are simply a bad idea. Most are average in use or scope. Fortunately, some innovative developers have changed the way we used to do things for the better. Here are five mind-boggling apps that I know youre going to want.

Preserve old photos

You probably have photo albums and shoeboxes full of old print photos. If you take care of them they should last for decades, but during a move, house fire or natural disaster they might get damaged or destroyed. Plus, if theyre sitting in a box or on the shelf, no one else can enjoy them.

Thats why so many people spend hours scanning photos into a computer to preserve and share them. Unfortunately, scanning is a slow process.

You have to take the photo out of the photobook, put it on a scanner and wait for a while. Once youve scanned it, theres still a lot of work you have to do. You need to crop it, straighten it, color correct and clean up any scanning artifacts.

Now, theres an app that makes preserving print photos a snap, literally. Its called Heirloom (Free; iOS, Android). You simply take a picture of a photo and it does the cropping and color correcting automatically. You can even leave photos in their albums, so you dont risk damaging or losing them.

Once the photo is ready, you can upload it to Facebook, Twitter or another site, or upload it to Heirlooms own social network. You can upload as many photos as you want. So, what are you waiting for?

Get better customer service

How many hours of your life have you spent on hold waiting for customer service? Its probably more than a few. You could be doing much better things with your time.

Thats what makes the FastCustomer app (Free; iOS, Android) such a must-have. Once you call customer service, it waits on hold for you. When the customer service agent picks up, FastCustomer rings you so you can talk to them. How neat is that?

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Summary:Fitbit is rolling out bike tracking and multi-tracker support soon. You can also export your data in TCX format and upload it to your favorite service, making the Fitbit Surge an even better mobile device.

(Image: Matthew Miller, CBSInteractive) Back in November I stated that data accessibility is key to a successful activity tracking system and over the past couple of months selected Fitbit as my preferred ecosystem.

Yesterday, Fitbit announced GPS bike tracking and multi-tracker support. I now have a beta version of this software loaded on the Fitbit Surge and will be taking it out for a bike ride soon.

Fitbit Surge bike tracking is good news and has prompted me to grease my chain and add bike riding to my exercise regime. Even better, I just found out you can export your GPS data as a standard TCX file and back it up or upload it to another service, I prefer RunKeeper, where you may have a long history or network of friends.

Fitbit added this export capability just a couple months after launching the new Fitbit Surge and while I plan to keep using the Fitbit ecosystem to challenge and motivate friends, I will also be exporting my GPS data to RunKeeper where my running friends hang out. Data accessibility is important for those of us who run or ride while using GPS for record keeping and training programs.

Now that the Fitbit Surge has the ability to capture GPS and heart rate data while also tracking daily activity, including sleep, and providing the means to export and archive your GPS data, it is a solid GPS sportwatch available at a reasonable price.

If you enjoy listening to music while you run, you can also strap on or pack along your phone and control music playback from the Fitbit Surge. I don't mind strapping a phone in an armband, but can't stand trying to control music when it is secure and mounted in the band. The Fitbit Surge will let me control this music and I may have just found my new workout companion.

As I pointed out in my review, the Fitbit Surge also provides caller ID and text message notifications so you get a bit of basic smartwatch functionality with the Surge as well. It doesn't provide all the app support of an Apple Watch, but at least you can take it running or biking without a phone and capture GPS data.

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Horizon Discovery: The Power of Personalized Medicine
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traditional chinese medicine demonstration at the 3rd international shaolin cultural festival 2014 at the london soccer dome.

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Hyla Cass MD: Nutrition is Energy Medicine
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"Uptown Funk" Flash Mob by Baylor College of Medicine students at Match Day 2015
These Baylor College of Medicine fourth-year medical students celebrated Match Day, when they find out where they will train for the residency program, with a flash mob to the tune of Uptown...

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New Trailer For The Medicine Man, Book 2
New trailer for The Medicine Man, Book 2, by Bestselling Author Beverly Cialone. Photo credit goes to Gerald Auger. Music credit "Pledging My Love" by Johnny Ace.

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For though #39;s wondering about what this is, my hockey team recently did a year end "skills competition" and we were doing hardest shot. Out of every one on my team, I got the hardest overall...

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BBC bosses have sparked outrage by broadcasting documentary film Historic film is presented by notorious child sex campaigner Ian Dunn One of 30 archive films on website telling history of gay rights movement Portrays Dunn as a legitimate gay rights activist and makes no reference to his role in setting up the reviled Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE) BBC say film is significant and refused to remove it from their website Campaigners say decision is 'horrifying' and shows contempt for victims

By Marc Horne and Martin Beckford for The Mail on Sunday

Published: 19:31 EST, 21 March 2015 | Updated: 19:36 EST, 21 March 2015

The documentary is presented by Ian Dunn (pictured) one of the founders of the reviled Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE)

BBC bosses have sparked outrage by broadcasting a historic film presented by a notorious child sex campaigner and have refused requests to remove it from the internet.

The documentary is presented by Ian Dunn, one of the founders of the Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE), which campaigned to legalise sex with children.

It is one of 30 archive films on the BBCs website telling the history of the gay rights movement.

The 30-minute documentary Glad To Be Gay? portrays Dunn as a legitimate gay rights activist and makes no reference to his role in setting up the reviled group.

Victims of child abuse described as horrifying the decision to upload the film.

When The Mail on Sunday contacted the BBC to point out the documentary was causing offence, the broadcaster refused to take it down on the grounds that it is a significant work on the history of gay rights.

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