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Monday, October 12, 2015
Social media responded to google drive crash
Google Drive suffered a short outage that disallowed the use of the following applications: Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides. While the issue served major convenience, many rely on Google Drive for a variety of business related uses. Users decided to take to social media to voice their complaints.
Labels:
analysis,
crisis,
Docs,
Drive,
google,
Google Drive,
Report,
Sheets,
social media
How football is most popular sports in the world
Make The List of Top 5 Most Popular Sports in The World. Most popular” could mean “most talked,” “most mentions on social media,” Sports. we will concentrate on the sports are most mentions on social media/digital platforms. please feel free to leave a comment about the list in comment section below.
Indian Super League on Social Media
The 2015 Indian Super League season is the second season of the Indian Super League, the football league, since the league was founded in 2013. The season features eight teams. The regular season kicked-off on 3 October and will end on 6 December, with the finals beginning on 11 December and concluding with the final on 20 December.
Labels:
#LetsFootball,
analysis,
Indian Super League,
ISL,
social media
Dadri beef lynching and votebank politics
Around 200 persons attacked the residence of Mohammed Iqlakh on Monday night after rumours spread in the village that a cow has been slaughtered and the beef was stored in his house. The mob allegedly beat Iqlakh to death while his 22-year-old son Danish was critically injured in the attack and is undergoing treatment at a hospital.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Do we really need Facebook dislike button
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that the company is finally working on a much-desired feature: a “dislike” button. According to Zuckerberg, this feature has long been one of those most-requested by the Facebook audience.
While Facebook users have expressed a desire for a “dislike” button for many years, the company resisted its development because it did not want to, in Zuckerberg’s words, “turn Facebook into a forum where people are voting up or down on people’s posts.”
Labels:
analysis,
dislike,
Facebook,
Facebook CEO,
Mark Zuckerberg,
news,
twitter
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