Olympic viewing: NBC critics loud on social media
NEW YORK (AP) — In the age of social media, NBC now has millions of television critics who make their opinions known about every aspect of Olympics coverage instantly. They've even set up their own hashtag on Twitter: (hash)nbcfail. The online complaints
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Social media blamed for poor data flow
Widespread use of Twitter and other forms of social media by thousands of spectators lining the men’s cycling road race was to blame for poor transmission of race data, Olympic officials said. The interference meant race officials could not
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NEW YORK (AP) — In the age of social media, NBC now has millions of television critics who make their opinions known about every aspect of Olympics coverage instantly. They've even set up their own hashtag on Twitter: (hash)nbcfail. The online complaints
Social Media Posts Organizer Favs Comes in Handy
Every day, I like posts on Facebook, bookmark articles in Instapaper, favorite tweets on Twitter, and save videos on YouTube. But sometimes I forget where I first saw an interesting story or link. Favs (Mac App Store link) is a Mac app that integrates into
Social media blamed for poor data flow
Widespread use of Twitter and other forms of social media by thousands of spectators lining the men’s cycling road race was to blame for poor transmission of race data, Olympic officials said. The interference meant race officials could not
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Social Media Bubble: Investors See More Signs That It's Popping
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Social media companies, once hailed by their Silicon Valley boosters as world-changing businesses with limitless potential, are instead proving a sobering reminder of how investors can be seduced by Internet hype.
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