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Fox Livens Up Re-runs With Twitter Commentaries TechCrunch (Monday) Everyone hates re-runs. They're episodes you've likely already seen, being run out of order because there is no new content to run. But Fox may have just figured out a way to make them more interesting: Twitter. The television network will be airing old e... |
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Bell's latest Pre ad insults Americans, old people, and bloody roller derby girls in one pass Engadget (Monday) With the latest installment of Bell's "Meet my Palm Pre" series, paid spokesman Bradley here has basically guaranteed himself that he'll be visited by elderly American roller girls with bad attitudes and a taste for justice. Some of the gruesome highlight... |
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Can Twitter Make Old New? Valleywag (Monday) Twitter's expansion into the world of television continues! To give repeats new life, Fox has joined forces with the site to bring the world "tweet-peats," during which stars and fans alike can pipe up on shows like Fringe. Geektastic! [THR] |
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Time.com Looks For Cash In Social Net Real Estate paidContent (Monday) Time.com hopes to leverage the popularity of its Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages with advertisers by crafting co-branded sponsorships. Technology and engineering company Siemens is the first advertiser to try out Time.com’s “Stay Connect... |
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TechCrunch Japan’s Tokyo Camp: 12 Startups Demo Their Wares TechCrunch (Sunday) Following last week's startup contest WISH 2009, Japan just got another event that gave twelve selected tech companies the chance to demo their web services, apps and tools (almost all of which are thankfully available in English). This Friday, around 13... |
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Why Don’t Teens Tweet? We Asked Over 10,000 of Them. TechCrunch (Sunday) Over the last few months everyone has weighed in on the question of "Why Don't Teens Tweet" — except, it would appear, teens. We recently ran a survey of 10,000+ US teens aged 13 – 17 to see if we could add anything new to the question. As it turns out... |
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