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| Welcome to the Twitter Olympics CNN From there, however, the Twitter conversation about the London Olympics has taken a rapid turn toward the troll-ish. Athletes have been flaming sports announcers and lobbing racist comments at people from other countries. Pretty much everyone on the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lessons from the Twitter #fail over NBC Olympics and Guy Adams Washington Post (blog) As it turns out, it was Twitter that reportedly notified NBC of Adams' violation and encouraged the news organization to file a complaint (Twitter has now confirmed this). Adams' account has since been "unsuspended," but not before an overwhelming number ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Introducing the Twitter Political Index! Washington Post (blog) The Twitter Political Index — or "Twindex" for short — is born of a longstanding desire within the company to take a 50000-foot view of its huge stores of data in hopes of gleaning conclusions about the public sentiment toward the presidential campaign, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Twitter's New Political Index Proves Big Data Knows What You're Thinking Wired News Twindex is a joint effort between Twitter, Topsy, and two polling groups, the left-leaning Mellman Group and the more conservative NorthStar Opinion Research. The collective goal is to dive into Twitter's deep trove of data, and pull up insights faster than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 12 great Olympics-related Twitter accounts CNN Here are 12 prolific and entertaining Twitter accounts to follow so you don't have to miss a score -- or spat. Sanya Richards (@SanyaRichiRoss): The outrage over International Olympic Committee's Rule 40, which bars athletes from promoting their sponsors ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| When Twitter Becomes the Tweet Police TIME It was—to paraphrase Twitter's own terminology for when it crashes—a whale of a fail. The social-media service, and NBC, apologized for the suspension of a British reporter, critical of NBC's Olympics coverage, who tweeted the e-mail of an NBC executive to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Twitter's Olympic-sized blunder Los Angeles Times The former seems more likely, but Twitter is hoping for the latter. The popular microblogging service flubbed spectacularly this week when it suspended the account of Guy Adams, a sharp critic of NBCUniversal's coverage of the Olympic Games. This was ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Twitter Admits Mistake in Reporter Case TIME LONDON (AP) — Twitter is acknowledging a mistake in how it handled a tweet by a Los Angeles-based journalist that included the email of the NBC Olympics president. Alex Macgillivray, general counsel for the social media website, wrote in a blog post ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Olympic Twitter Debacle: Journalist's Account Restored Search Engine Journal After having his Twitter account suspended on Sunday for allegedly violating Twitter's privacy policy, The Independent's Guy Adams' Twitter account has been reinstated. Adams' infamous Friday Tweet that included the e-mail address of NBC's Olympic ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Twitter's Olympic Moment Wall Street Journal For Twitter, the firestorms—specifically with NBC and the suspension of the journalist's account—have been largely embarrassing. The San Francisco company, which is banking on the Olympics to push further into mainstream usage, has shown the power of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Twitter causes issues at Olympics Yorkdispatch.com ---A Twitter campaign by athletes objecting to sponsorship restrictions that went viral under the hashtag "WeDemandChange." ---A TV viewers uprising over Olympic broadcaster NBC's decision not to live stream the opening ceremony. ---Two athletes kicked ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Twitter stumbles on Olympic world stage San Jose Mercury News In an embarrassing stumble during one of its biggest turns on the world stage, Twitter admitted Tuesday it wrongly shut down a British journalist's account after he taunted NBC, Twitter's Olympics partner, in a tweet. How far its apology goes to mollify ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Twitter flip-flop still raises many questions MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Twitter Inc., which helped enable the uprisings in Egypt and other countries during the Arab Spring, is trying to wipe the egg off its famous bird logo amid accusations that it censored — for nearly three days — a journalist ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Should we trust Twitter? CNN (CNN) -- Twitter users are rightly aghast that the company on Sunday banned a user for openly criticizing NBC's coverage of the Olympics. After Guy Adams, a British newspaper reporter for The Independent, posted negative comments about NBC's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Is Twitter a publisher or a distributor? There's a crucial difference GigaOM Twitter's decision to suspend the account of a British journalist raises a host of questions about the company's behavior, but one of the important ones is to what extent Twitter's filtering and curation features could make it legally liable for the content flowing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Twitter apologizes for part of the Guy Adams/NBC/Olympics affair Boing Boing Here's a followup on the earlier story about Twitter suspending a journalist's account after he tweeted the work email address of an NBC exec and asked people to write in complaining about NBC's broadcasts of the Olympics. Twitter has confirmed that their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Breakfast Meeting: Special Olympic Anger Edition New York Times (blog) NBC and Twitter have relented and rescinded the order to suspend the account of Guy Adams, the journalist for The Independent who criticized the network's Olympic coverage and broadcast the e-mail address of NBC's Olympic chief. ("Did I miss much while ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Olympics: Twitter a games changer — for good and bad Columbus Dispatch For organizers who pride themselves on carefully choreographing the 17-day Olympic show, the bursts of Twitter activity resemble gamma rays escaping a solar flare: impossible to stop and spellbinding to behold. "I don't think we would seek to control it, nor ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The man who started #NBCFail on Twitter CNN And with only 17 Twitter followers, the 48-year-old certainly wasn't popular when he reportedly created the #NBCFail hashtag. But that online conversation would become one of the dominant storylines of the London Olympics, particularly among people who ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Satirical Twitter Account @NBCDelayed Is The Best Part Of NBC's ... By Billy Gallagher Billy Gallagher is a writer for TechCrunch. He is also the president and editor in chief of The Stanford Daily. Billy previously worked at The Stanford Daily for two volumes as a managing editor of news. He has also worked in sports and staff ... TechCrunch | ||
| Twitter responds to suspended reporter controversy, explains Trust ... By Terrence O'Brien Well, you might not have heard about it from us, but by now you're likely familiar with the tale of British journalist Guy Adams and the controversy. Engadget | ||
| Twitter Apologizes for Mishandling Journalist's Suspended Account ... By Shira Ovide and Christopher S. Stewart Twitter Inc. on Tuesday apologized for mistakes it said it made in handling the account of Guy Adams, a journalist for the U.K's Independent newspaper, who was kicked off the short-messaging service for publishing the email of an executive ... AllThingsD | ||
| Twitter Apologizes for Suspending Critical Journalist's Account By Sam Laird Twitter executives apologized Tuesday for suspending the account of a journalist who was critical of NBC's Olympics coverage. Twitter also published a. Mashable » Business | ||
| Twitter restores reporter's account, tweet with NBC e-mail remains ... By Jeff John Roberts Twitter has restored the account a U.K. journalist who is at the center of a firestorm over corporate control of media and speech. And the tweet that landed him in trouble is still visible on his timeline. GigaOM | ||
| Import All Your Twitter Contacts into Mountain Lion with a Single Click By Craig Lloyd We already highlighted 10 secret features of OS X Mountain Lion, but another hidden standout is the ability to link Twitter handles to all your contacts with a single click. Lifehacker: Macosx | ||
| On email privacy, Twitter's ToS and owning your own platform - O ... By Alex Howard If you missed the news, Guy Adams, a journalist at the Independent newspaper in England, was suspended by Twitter after he tweeted the corporate email address of NBC executive Gary Zenkel. Zenkel is in charge of NBC's Olympics ... O'Reilly Radar - Insight, analysis,... | ||
| Twitter Drives New Insights in the Social Sciences By Dave Copeland Twitter, Facebook and other online social networks are letting scientists take their research out of the lab and into the real world. Their research could radically change the way we view ourselves and the people around us. ReadWriteWeb | ||
| Olympic Twitter Issues Get Deadly Serious By Cynthia Boris Twitter continues to be a big topic of conversation in regard to the Olympics but sadly, not in a good ... Marketing Pilgrim - Internet... | ||
| Huge Changes Are Coming To Twitter - Business Insider By Nicholas Carlson Twitter is getting tough on third-party developers. ... Twitter wants to make "expanded, multi-media-rich tweets," like the kind you see from the New York Times already, an inherent part of the Twitter product. These "expanded, multimedia-rich ... SAI | ||
| Twitter Blog: A new barometer for the election By Twitter One glance at the numbers, and it's easy to see why pundits are already calling 2012 "the Twitter election." More Tweets are sent every two days today than had ever been sent prior to Election Day 2008 — and Election Day 2008's Tweet ... Twitter Blog | ||
| The Future Of Twitter's Platform Is All In The Cards By The Huffington Post News Editors On June 29, Twitter VP of Product Michael Sippey posted a foreboding 439-word letter to the company blog, broadly sketching the direction Twitter's platform is headed. The Huffington Post | Full News Feed | ||
| Twitter Apologizes for Suspending Guy Adams' Account, Adams ... By Mytheos Holt The kerfluffle over British journalist Guy Adams' Twitter account being suspended is continuing apace. For those who don't remember, Adams is a Los Angeles based journalist who had his Twitter account suspended yesterday after posting ... TheBlaze.com - Stories | ||
| Twitter restores Guy Adams' account | Ubergizmo By Edwin Kee Remember how Guy Adams' Twitter account was suspended after his rant over the delayed live telecast of the Olympics' opening ceremony on TV? Well, it seems that Twitter has restored Adams' account, so hopefully all of it will be bridge [...] Ubergizmo |
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