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The article focuses on the use of social media in the commercial airline industry. It notes that while airlines, including JetBlue Airways and Virgin America, have invested time and resources in social media, legacy carriers believe that such media still has to prove that it has a significant impact on the corporate bottom line. It mentions that the Twitter microblog account of JetBlue has over 1.4 million followers. Tom Arrix of Facebook states that through Facebook pages, airlines receive feedback and respond to their customers.

A recent court decision in Brikman v. Twitter, Inc. held that social media companies are not liable for defamatory posts made by users on their platforms. The court dismissed a defamation claim against Twitter, stating that the company could only be held liable if it materially contributed to the unlawful statements. This decision may provide social media companies with immunity from policing user content. While this approach has the potential for abuse, it also allows for web interactivity to flourish. However, it raises questions about the truth and accuracy of posts on these platforms, as social media giants are not legally obligated to fact-check or verify content. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs about the release of podcast "S-Town" which is hosted by Brian Reed. Topics include need of adding new generation of audio content to library offerings by curating podcasts for librarians, tweet made by Birmingham Public Library regarding the same, and curating audio and media collections by theme and programming for educating listeners.

The article focuses on voice-based microblogging and its significance to customer service management. It mentions that company bloggers and social media managers can create voice files depending on the service providers using their phones or Internet-connected personal computers (PCs). Kimberly Chau, marketing associate at AMI-Partners, predicts that voice microblogging will first take hold on the technological dealings of companies such as enabling them to talk to consumers.

The article reports that professional journalists have a lot of questions to answer in the wake of the runaway Boston manhunt story, an aftermath of the April 15, 2013 bombings at the Boston Marathon in Massachusetts. It argues that journalists, Reddit users and people on Twitter all share the blame for rushed and inaccurate reporting. The article also discusses how to cultivate a culture of responsibility and suggests to accept public voices and to respect the breadth of delivery platforms.

The article discusses 140 of the most influential people in the music industry who subscribe to the microblogging service Twitter. Topics of discussion include the frequency with which music is discussed, the musicians with the most subscribers or followers, and the manner in which Twitter and the music industry affect one another. Users listed include music streaming service Spotify's head of communication's Jim Butcher, consultant Clive Gardiner, and house music producer DeadMau5.

The article focuses on the use of social media applications to product development tools to promote sharing of knowledge and foster better communication. It cites the study "The Rise of the Networked Enterprise: Web 2.0 Finds its Payday" from McKinsey which shows that companies who employ Web 2.0 technologies will likely to gain market share. PTC's vice president of product management David Blair says that their company adapts concepts such as microblogging related to development of product.

The article presents information on the Colombian musician Juanes, focusing on his use of the microblogging service Twitter to stay in touch with his fans. His album "P.A.R.C.E." which features singles such as "Y No Regresas" and "Regalito" is also discussed, and his concert touring plans are described.

The article explains the utilization of social networking and social media as customer support tools. Social networks allow customers to engage with each other to get their technical and customer service questions answered. Social media affect customer service traffic and help desk functions as well as enhancing service and cementing customer relationships. @Twelpforce on Twitter is a social network launched by a voluntary group of Best Buy employees.

The article offers details about a social messaging service called Twitter available at the Web site Twitter.com. Those who use Twitter will be able to find short updates on a variety of issues. Any information posted on Twitter can be viewed by anyone and can be shared with the entire network of the so-called followers. The search engine of Twitter or other tools can help users find people posting information about certain topics.

The article presents a profile of popular musician Rob Thomas. Thomas' popularity resulting from his work with the band Matchbox Twenty is described, noting that he plans to release the solo album "Cradlesong" on June 30, 2009. His extensive usage of the Twitter microblogging service is also mentioned. INSET: EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SYNCH.

News New billionaire owner for Twitter could mean big changes,but much is still unclear for business users Tesla founder and mining heir Elon Musk has entered into anagreement to purchase Twitter in a $44 billion deal that willturn the social media network into a privately held company, withpotentially large-scale ramifications ahead for the platform. Yet in the immediate aftermath of the Monday announcement, it'sdifficult to say precisely how a Musk-led Twitter will differfrom its shareholder-owned iteration. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents a study that examines the technology landscape for content management and highlights effective specific tools and approaches in connecting people to content. The study found tools and enablers that helped employers find relevant content which include metadata, social networking or microblogging and enterprise taxonomy. It also notes the focus alerts for content management including messages in peer networks or social networks and browsing content.

The article informs that need to refine approaches by lndie authors when seeking support from influencers. Topics discussed include existing resources and assets helps to spread the word about book; need of advertising and paid reviews; and figuring out the method of support that best fits the situation. Also mentions about active blog, newsletter and social media account.

The article discusses live-tweeting and live-blogging as means for newspapers to cover the news. Topics discussed include the growing importance of the ability to cover live events, a debate between live-tweeting and live-blogging and the advantages of using both platforms for digital news coverage. Also highlighted are some journalists' approach to doing digital news coverage.

The article focuses on various topics including the importance of mindfulness in daily life, the online microblog of New Zealand's Christchurch City Library, and the concept of infinite learning. Information is provided on how librarians can help others learn and why librarianship should be considered a service profession.

The article features the editor's picks for the best Twitter feeds for engineers which include Phys.org @Physorg_com, @MarsCuriosity, Naval Research Lab @USNRL, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency @DARPA, and National Geographic @NatGeo.

The article focuses on the threats involved with the microblogging platforms to the corporate reputation in China. One of the microblogging platforms Sina Weibo has developed as a source of independent news and opinion. The article also discusses the tips for the protection of corporate reputation which includes the integration of the brand identity with the social media, adaptation of corporate messages into local language and formation of crisis communication committee.

The article focuses on the promotion of the contemporary Latin music genre via micro-blogging or postings to online social networks such as Twitter. The popularity of regional Mexican music singer Jenni Rivera was recognized after she began communicating with fans on Twitter, according to Fonovisa Records company's president Gustavo Lopez. The online promotion of other performers in this genre such as Larry Hernandez, Espinoza Paz, and Gerardo Ortiz is noted.

The article examines Internet marketing and customer relations by telecommunication company AT&T Inc. The large volumes of complaints made on blogs and online social networks about the service provided by AT&T's wireless communication system for the iPhone smartphone has led the company to create a new unit of its customer relations department specifically devoted to complaints made through such so-called social media.

The article focuses on the effectiveness of the microblogging website Twitter.com as a marketing tool. Some brands praise the service while others believe that it has become obsolete. The article provides information on which brands and celebrities receive the most followers on Twitter. Also discussed are brand partnerships with celebrities who use Twitter.

The article discusses the use of Twitter, a microblogging format that offers a free social messaging utility for staying connected in real time. From being a social networking tool, microblogging developed as a connective thread, an eavesdropping device and a targeted communication tool. The advantages of the Twitter over many mainstream communication channels and other new-media options are outlined.

The article focuses on the U.S. Library of Congress's archiving and preservation of 170 billion micoblog posts produced by internet users on the microblogging service Twitter from 2006 to 2010 that includes a secure, sustainable method of preserving and receiving posts form Twitter.

The article offers information about using the microblogging platform Tumblr to market public library services, recommending balancing personal and professional information, reblogging others' popular posts, and using tags that reference broader themes.

In this article the author discusses aspects of the U.S. Library of Congress's (LC) agreement with the microblog Twitter to archive the contents of its microblogging service. She believes that the response to the agreement illustrated the value libraries have delivered as stewards of knowledge. How LC missed an opportunity for concise communications on their blogs and an opportunity to educate the public about online data exchange are also investigated.

The article reports that the U.S. Library of Congress has acquired every public microblog posted since March 2006 to the microblogging web site Twitter.

The article focuses on how libraries use the microblogging web site Twitter and how they interact with followers.

The article presents a letter from the editor concerning Internet technology. The author explains the reasons that he uses the Internet tool Twitter, which allows people to microblog. Microblogging is the posting of short thoughts and bits of information. A Twitter address for the periodical is presented.

The article reports that messages from the Library 2.0 Idea Generator, a program which humorously creates sentences from random phrases and terminology related to Library 2.0, will appear on the microblogging service Twitter. Dave Pattern, creator of the idea generator, comments on how its creation was inspired by Library 2.0 issues.

An interview with Tim Gallagher, president of the 20/20 Network is presented. When asked about the remarks from school district superintendent on gay and transgender students in church sermon, he discussed on the case of Kyle Murray, the 2018 Heisman Trophy winner, who made homophobic tweets, when he was 15 years old. He mentions that the superintendent's remarks was hurtful. He mentions that the rules focused on reporting the statements or actions of public figures are written every day.

The article reports on the number 16 debut of singer Lauv on "Billboard" magazine's Social 50 chart, with 459,000 Twitter mentions and 219,000 reactions to his tweets in the week ending June 6, 2019.

Statistics are given regarding the survey of 2,792 U.S adults ages 18 and older who have a Twitter account on the basis of sharing of all tweets from U.S. adult users and percentage of the U.S. adult Twitter users.

Tweets, or posts from the microblogging web site Twitter, regarding the TweetsToText service which aims to help any journalist tweeting from live events.

The article provides a sampling of tweets from the annual North American Berry Conference held in December 2016 in Grand Rapids, Michigan on topics including chemical fumigation, sustainable caneberry growing, and Primocane-fruiting blackberry selection.

Statistics are given regarding Beyoncé and the 2018 Coachella music festival, including the number of times that Beychella and #Beychella were tweeted, the time Beyoncé's set ended on the first weekend of the festival, and the percentage increase in the number of tweets about Coachella.

Social media posts by singer Cardi B that documented her journey into motherhood are presented.

The article looks at the tweets posted by rapper Kanye West in 2018 which include his upcoming project "Yandhi," photos of himself throwing the first pitch at White Sox games, and a link to the Wikipedia page about typefaces designed by Frederic Goudy.

The article reports that the book "Gmorning, Gnight!" pairs tweets that Lin-Manuel Miranda has shared with his followers with illustrations by Jonny Sun.

The article presents several photographs related to the National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs' annual convention held in Torquay, England and also presents various tweets on the microblogging website twitter related to the same.

The article focuses on several seismic events occurred in the field of communication in 2017. It mentions that several entertainment, political and business leaders had lost their jobs after charges of sexual harassment by December 2017. It also mentions about the Me Too movement which was started on MySpace in 2006 and resurrected as a Tweet by Alyssa Milano.

The article offers information on the Integration Innovation Roadshow to be held in Nashville, Tennessee on May 1-25, 2017. Tweets, or posts form the microblogging web site Twitter regarding the audiovisual (AV) equipment industry. Two podcasts related to the AV equipment industry.

Several tweets on various topics re presented including the play Cock or Bull, Dab Man and the importance of marketing.

Several tweets on the Young Framers' Club (YFC) are presented.

The article features microblogging site Twitter chief marketing officer (CMO), Leslie Berland, who was responsible for launching the site's aggressive advertising campaign.

The article focuses on use of social media in journalism. Suggestions include follow and interacting with people on the social networking site "Twitter;" asking for conversation with person that inspired you by sending tweets to them; and crowdsourcing advice within your own network. It also recommends doing a group email on the social site LinkedIn.

The article presents data on most popular websites of U.S. newspapers on online social networking and microblogging service Twitter, percentage of online adults using social media websites in 2012 and 2013, and most frequently tweeted newspaper website stories of 2013. The "Washington Post" came in first place with 275,193 tweets weekly, 84 percent of online adults stating that online social networking service Facebook is only site frequented, and 71 percent of adults using Facebook in 2013.

Charts and statistics related to the televised 2014 Grammy music awards show are presented including one showing peak performances by various artists during the program, such as Lorde, one listing the best microblogs on the online social networking site Twitter, and the percent increase in streams of the song "Another Star," following its performance by Daft Punk with Stevie Wonder, on the digital music service Spotify.

The article focuses on the microblogging website Twitter and its release of a mobile device application focusing on music.