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Many World Cup Players Banned from Social Media
Published June 12, 2010 | 
During this year’s FIFA World Cup games in South Africa, players on several competing teams will be unable to tweet, poke, buzz, checkin, like or in any other way make their presence known on the social web.
It’s not uncommon for coaches to ban sex or alcohol during the World Cup, but increasingly, they’re also instituting ad hoc bans on social media sites, including Twitter.
So far, players on the teams from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Holland, Germany, Argentina and England are forbidden to use social services… Read the rest of Many World Cup Players Banned from Social Media
Facebook Ban lifts by Pakistani Court
Published May 31, 2010 | 
Pakistan lifted the Facebook ban on Monday after Facebook officials apologized for offensive content and removed it from the site, at least if you try to access it from Pakistan.
Two weeks ago, a Pakistani court had ordered the authorities to block Facebook due to a contest that called for caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
“The government has assured the court on behalf of the website that the blasphemous material would not see in Pakistan,” lawyer Azhar Siddique told Reuters. Siddique is a representative of… Read the rest of Facebook Ban lifts by Pakistani Court
How We’re Using Social Media on Our Mobile Phones
Published February 13, 2010 | 
Mobile analytics company Flurry used its January data to look at the top application categories for iPhone and Android device owners. Parallels between the two types of smartphone users are very similar: social networking apps are by far the most frequently used category of apps.
For Flurry’s January report, the company decided to dissect application usage based on the following categories: games, entertainment, social networking, and news and lifestyle.
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Leave a commentNew BBC Director Mandates Journalists Use Social Media
Published February 12, 2010 | Peter Horrocks assumed the position of director of BBC Global News last week, and he’s not wasting time with niceties. The self-proclaimed technology enthusiast is telling journalists to get with the social media program or get out.
As quoted in the BBC in-house weekly Ariel, the new director said, “This isn’t just a kind of fad… I’m afraid you’re not doing your job if you can’t do those things. It’s not discretionary.”
On the social media front, Horrocks appears to take the stance that Twitter , RSS readers and… Read the rest of New BBC Director Mandates Journalists Use Social Media
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