Why The Suspension Of An Abusive Twitter Account Is A Bad Idea
24 July 2016
The microblogging network has permanently suspended the account of Milo Yiannopoulos (@nero), one of its most famous trolls.
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Tag Archives: Twitter
Twitter’s “Moments” Of Truth
11 October 2015
The launch of Twitter Moments aims to entice more people to signup for the microblogging service and remain engaged.
CEOs Should Embrace Twitter
4 October 2015
This is the conclusion of a study carried out by a team from the Universities of Illinois and Washington.
Twitter At Odds With Privacy
30 August 2015
In June, the microblogging site had closed the Politwoops account, created by the Sunlight Foundation, which tracked tweets deleted by American politicians.
Is Twitter The New Yahoo?
18 January 2015
Reading the book written by Nicholas Carlson about Marissa Mayer’s management of Yahoo! has led me to this conclusion.
What Role For Publishers In The New Media Value Chain?
9 November 2014
On his blog, Ben Thompson devoted an article to the role of publishers in the new media value chain created by the increasing dominance of major digital platforms.
Twitter Is The Spark And Television Is The Fire
24 August 2014
This is what the media coverage of the Ferguson protests once again demonstrates.
Book Review: “Hatching Twitter: A True Story Of Money, Power, Friendship, And Betrayal” By Nick Bilton (2013, 304 Pages)
5 August 2014
A book that is as simplistic as a tweet.
Should French Players Be Tweeting During The Soccer’s World Cup?
15 June 2014
A matter of responsibility.
For Or Against Using Tweets In Ads?
5 January 2014
This weekend’s marketing controversy raises the question.
