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• Online Trends

  Posted on March 18th, 2009

  Written by doron dinovitzer

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  bear stearns, cnbc, cnn, corporate responsibility, crossfire, economy, financial news, jim cramer, jon stewart, mad money, Online News, rick santelli, stock trading, the daily show, tucker carlson, viral news, viral video, wall street

  Stewart v. Cramer: Brawl Street, Dough Bashing, and the Virality of News Hackery

  

  Jon Stewart entertains viewers with his crass commentary, experlative filled ramblings, and his ability to not shy away from giving or taking criticism from any direction on The Daily Show. Many Americans are feeling outraged about the economic situation and the actions –or inaction- of Wall Street bankers, CEOs, and financial news pundits alike in [...]

• Social Media

  Posted on February 24th, 2009

  Written by doron dinovitzer

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  ars technica, cnn, communication tool, digital divide, Facebook, inauguration, microblogging, mobile communication, online trend, PEW Research, smartphones, sms, social networking, status updates, text messaging, The Pew Internet and American Life Project, twitter

  PEW Research – 11% of Online Americans Use Online Status Updates

  The Pew Internet and American Life Project discovers that Twitter users tend to be a younger, more diverse, and untethered bunch. 11% of online American adults said they used Twitter or similar services to share updates online about their activities from research collected as of December 2008.
  Nearly one in five (19%) of online adults ages [...]

• Online Trends

  Posted on December 2nd, 2008

  Written by doron dinovitzer

  Tags

  akamai, cewebrities, chad vader, chocolate rain, cnn, Google, hulu, joost, justin.tv, katy perry, lisa nova, mashable, max haot, mogulus, nielsen buzzmetrics, online video, sling, streaming video, UGC, ustream, will.i.am, Youtube, youtube live

  What Can We Learn from YouTube Live?

  YouTube launched its first ever live concert event last week with roughly 700,000 concurrent viewers tuning in to watch according to stats from Akamai. See TechCrunch’s post about Akamai’s usage stats here. The event featured a blend of real Hollywood celebrities like Katy Perry and Will.i.am and cewebrities like Tay “Chocolate Rain” Zonday, LisaNova and [...]

• Online Trends

  Posted on November 5th, 2008

  Written by doron dinovitzer

  Tags

  2008 president elect, barack obama, battleground states, bush, change can happen, cnn, electoral vote, geographical comparison, google insights for search, john mccain, kerry, mccain, obama, online search trends, times, u.s. election, us presidential race

  Obama Online Search Trends Predict 2008 Election Victory

  Obama wins! Now that the race to the White House is over (marathon may be a better term) and the winner of the 2008 U.S. presidential election has been declared in Barack Obama’s favour let’s take a look back and see the online search trends leading up to voting day.
  Obama was able to win over [...]

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