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Twitter Talks Alliance With Google, Plans World Takeover
Jul 17, 2009 11:25 AM CDT
Twitter Talks Alliance With Google, Plans World Takeover
(Newser)
- Twitter executives are dreaming big, holding talks with seemingly every tech company on the planet, including Google and Microsoft, say confidential e-mails a hacker sent to TechCrunch. Among the revelations: Twitter was working on a reality TV pitch, has been in serious talks with Google, and aims to ultimately rack...
Singer's Complaint vs. United Proves Power of YouTube
Jul 14, 2009 1:55 PM CDT
Singer's Complaint vs. United Proves Power of YouTube
(Newser)
- When United Airlines baggage handlers broke Dave Carroll’s $1,200 guitar, he didn’t get mad—he got famous. Carroll and his band slapped together a $130 YouTube video titled
United Breaks Guitars
, which became so popular Oprah mentioned it. United eventually relented, donating $3,000 in Carroll’s...
Twitter Deserves a Nobel Prize
OPINION
Jul 6, 2009 5:02 PM CDT
Twitter Deserves a Nobel Prize
(Newser)
- Twitter’s been so instrumental in giving Iranians a voice that it, and its creators, deserve Nobel Prize consideration, writes Mark Pfeifle for the
Christian Science Monitor.
Scoff all you want at the 140-character “time waster.” “In the past month, 140 characters were enough to shine a...
Facebook, Google Roll Out Persian Updates
Jun 19, 2009 6:38 AM CDT
Facebook, Google Roll Out Persian Updates
Internet companies rush new tools for Iranian protesters
(Newser)
- Twitter has taken extraordinary measures to keep its site running during the Iranian election protests, and now other websites are speeding up developments. Today Facebook launched an early version of its site in Persian, relying on 400 volunteers to translate pages into the local language. "We felt it was...
Twitter's Iran Role Is All Hype
OPINION
Jun 18, 2009 12:44 PM CDT
Twitter's Iran Role Is All Hype
(Newser)
- Tech-loving journalists need to chill out about Twitter’s supposed role in Iran’s unrest, writes Jack Shafer of Slate. “I’ve found it more noise than signal,” he writes. Twitter’s already produced a lot of erroneous stories—like the 3 million people tweeters claimed were at...
6 Ways to Shop
With Social Media
May 16, 2009 4:06 AM CDT
6 Ways to Shop With Social Media
(Newser)
- Online shoppers have discovered "a world beyond Amazon," Ben Parr writes on Mashable. Now they can swap advice, start up shops, and even get to know designers on sites like:
Pikaba
. Post requests for purchases ("I need to buy a new laptop for $500"), receive merchant
...
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