Social Media a Central Focus of Royal Wedding Security

To prevent any protests from forming, authorities are closely watching Facebook and Twitter for any signs of event planning.
Social Media a Central Focus of Royal Wedding Security
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Police officers stand guard in the grounds of Westminster Abbey in London on April 27. To prevent any protests from forming, authorities are closely watching Facebook and Twitter for any signs of event planning. (Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP/Getty Images)
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