And the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year Is ... 'Selfie'
And the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year Is ... 'Selfie' Oxford Dictionaries announced "Selfie" as the international Word of the Year 2013, noting its frequency in the English language has increased by 17,000% since last year. According to Oxford Dictionaries, the word "selfie" first appeared in 2002, when it was used in an Australian online forum. It was popularized by social media during the
Still a Hobby? Apple Sells 4 Million Apple TVs in Fiscal Year
Still a Hobby? Apple Sells 4 Million Apple TVs in Fiscal Year According to Cook, Apple has now sold more than 4 million Apple TVs in the fiscal year. While Cook still says that this is "still at a level that [the company] would call a hobby," he says the company is continuing to "pull the string to see where it takes us." Cook also acknowledged that Apple "isn't one to keep around projects that it
This Is How Much Time You Spend on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr
This Is How Much Time You Spend on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr Social media now accounts for 18% of time spent online, according to a new infographic. Since 2006, the amount of time that the average person spent on social-networking sites has more than doubled, from 2.7 hours to 6.9 hours per month. More people are using social media, as well. While only 24% of Americans had a single social-media pr
First Poster for "The Social Network" [PICS]
Columbia Pictures has just released its first poster for this fall's The Social Network, otherwise known as the Facebook movie. The poster features image of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, as portrayed by Jesse Eisenberg. Atop his face is the tagline, "You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies." The Social Network, which will be in theaters this October, chronicles the ea
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Reuters to Journalists: Don't Break News on Twitter
Last night, Reuters released their social media policy, which includes instructing journalists to avoid exposing bias online and tells them specifically not to "scoop the wire" by breaking stories on Twitter. The strict instruction makes it clear that even though news continually breaks on Twitter first -- especially in disaster scenarios -- Reuters journalists are to break their stories first via
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