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| French Tweet Sweep Shows Twitter's Local Struggles NPR Friday, Twitter agreed to pull racist tweets after a French organization threatened to sue. The company has resisted efforts to police its content. But hate speech is illegal in many European countries, and anti-hate groups there are grappling with how ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Microsoft Kills Facebook and Twitter Apps on Xbox Live, Adds IE9 PC Magazine According to a Microsoft representative, as reported by IGN's Mitch Dyer, the company's "retiring the Facebook and Twitter apps," and it's unclear what, exactly, Microsoft means by its reasoning: The move will allow Microsoft to "streamline" app ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Twitter Gives Saudi Arabia a Revolution of Its Own New York Times Open criticism of this country's royal family, once unheard-of, has become commonplace in recent months. Prominent judges and lawyers issue fierce public broadsides about large-scale government corruption and social neglect. Women deride the clerics ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tom Hanks Twitter Apology; F-Word Dropped on Live T.V. Gather.com In celebrity damage control fashion, a Tom Hanks Twitter apology was issued. After dropping the F-word on live television, expectedly fans and viewers went nuts. Twitter has recently become the authority for all things apologetic when celebrities slip up. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| UMass freshman CB still on Twitter at halftime USA TODAY But Williams doesn't lack confidence. Nor does he lack a smartphone, one he could use, say, during halftime of the Minutemen's game against Bowling Green. With UMass down 7-0 after 30 minutes, Williams logged onto to his Twitter account to send out a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Political discourse takes on the face of social networking Kansas City Star Wood is part of the technologically savvy culture that lives to post reactions to the season finale of a favorite television program to Facebook even while pulling up a weather radar on one screen and a Twitter feed on another to find out when it will ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Going deeper than Big Bird and binders on Twitter and TV debates Baltimore Sun (blog) Tuesday's town hall showdown generated 12.24 million comments on Twitter and Facebook, making it the top political event of all time in social media. Before the debate had even ended, a phrase uttered by Romney, "binders full of women," had 20 Facebook ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Twitter Turns #SignsYoSonIsGay Hashtag Into Warm and Fuzzy Support Group Gawker Twitter Turns #SignsYoSonIsGay Hashtag Into Warm and Fuzzy Support Group This morning someone out there woke up, opened the window, took a breath of fresh air and said, "I'm going to start a homophobic hashtag on Twitter." At least that's how I ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Ask Billboard: The Twitter-Sized Edition - Chart Beat | Billboard news. Ask Billboard: The Twitter-Sized Edition - Chart Beat | Billboard. news. column-article. column/chartbeat-1007986302. column/chartbeat-1007986302. prod. billboard.news/chartbeat_article. content=column/chartbeat-1007986302 ... Billboard.com News | ||
| Twitter Spring | TechCrunch By Steve Gillmor I read the news today oh boy. Well actually, I didn't. In a realtime Twitter world where everything looks like news, none of it is. The Steve Jobs anniversary stories are just one measure of this logjam, but something deeper than his tragic demise ... TechCrunch |
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