Social media at forefront of social protest – Reuters

Social media at forefront of social protest Reuters Social networking has moved into new areas of social protest, Tim Stevens, editor-in-chief of the technology blog Engadget, said Friday, shortly after Susan G. Komen Foundation reversed course on pulling Planned Parenthood funding in wake of a fierce … and more »

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Social Media Flex Muscles Again, Amplifying Protests – Wall Street Journal

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From Ellen Degeneres to SOPA: Social Media Proves Unstoppable – Reuters

From Ellen Degeneres to SOPA: Social Media Proves Unstoppable Reuters Social networking has moved into new areas of social protest, Tim Stevens, editor-in-chief of the technology blog Engadget, said Friday, shortly after Susan G. Komen Foundation reversed course on pulling Planned Parenthood funding in wake of a fierce … and more »

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Komen learns power of social media: Facebook, Twitter fueled fury – Los Angeles Times

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Komen learns power of social media: Facebook, Twitter fueled fury Los Angeles Times The head of Planned Parenthood on Friday credited the two social media platforms with forcing Susan G. Komen for the Cure to reverse course on its plan to withhold funding earmarked for breast health screenings. Facebook and Twitter were the first to … How Social Media Backlash Made Susan G. Komen Cave [VIDEO]Mashable Planned Parenthood Credits Social Media For Publicizing Its Position Against …TIME Komen Foundation bows to social media firestorm, reverses Planned Parenthood …San Jose Mercury News Computerworld -Reuters Blogs (blog) -PolicyMic all 5,770 news articles »

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Planned Parenthood Credits Social Media For Publicizing Its Position Against … – TIME

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Planned Parenthood Credits Social Media For Publicizing Its Position Against … TIME Richards credited social media with creating and sustaining a wave of outrage over Komen's decision to terminate funding for breast screening services to Planned Parenthood affiliates around the nation. Komen officials cited Planned Parenthood's … Amid social media fury, Komen backs down, pledges to continue Planned …Reuters Blogs (blog) UPDATED: Komen cancer charity, after intense social media criticism, drops …The Journal News | LoHud.com Komen Planned Parenthood Funding Debate Plays Out on Social-Media BattlegroundNational Journal RedEye Chicago (blog) -Salon -Mass High Tech all 4,991 news articles »

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They’re not Facebook, but social media stocks run up anyway – Reuters

They're not Facebook, but social media stocks run up anyway Reuters By Angela Moon and Doris Frankel | NEW YORK (Reuters) – The hype over Facebook's initial public offering has excited investors revisiting other social media companies, even though most of those stocks have plunged since the fanfare of their own IPOs. and more »

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Social media sites are a first down for ads – Financial Times

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Social media sites are a first down for ads Financial Times 30-second slots costing as much as $3.5m, companies are leveraging the web and social media to make the most out of their moment in the spotlight. Instead of waiting to unveil their ads during the biggest annual advertising event in the world, … Super Bowl advertisers seek buzz on social mediaReuters Op-Ed: Super Bowl XLVI – The Year Social Media Changed the Gamemediabistro.com Before the Toss, Super Bowl AdsNew York Times Media Life Magazine -brandchannel.com all 1,015 news articles »

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How this year's Super Bowl ads will offer social media perks DigitalJournal.com Brands are embracing social media to get more out of their spots. You've seen Super Bowl ads – or any ad, for that matter – plug their website at the end of some celeb-endorsed spot. But come Sunday, when the New York Giants face off against the New … Super Bowl advertisers seek buzz on social mediaReuters Super Bowl Ads – Using Social Media Analytics to Explain Their PopularitySmart Data Collective Advertisers Set For Super Bowl Sunday Social Media ShowdownRedOrbit all 299 news articles »

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