TV Sports: With a Holler, Homers Make N.C.A.A. Broadcasts Fun
Posted in: UncategorizedAlternative broadcasts of N.C.A.A. tournament games feature hometown announcers with a brash but entertaining subjectivity.
Vox Takes Melding of Journalism and Technology to a New Level
Posted in: UncategorizedTurkey Lifts Twitter Ban After Court Calls It Illegal
Posted in: UncategorizedThe social media site was unblocked after a two-week ban, following a ruling from the country’s highest court that the ban violated freedom of expression.
Advertising: A Home Fixup Campaign for the Web
Posted in: Uncategorized‘How I Met Your Mother’ Gets Its Best Ratings for Finale
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising: Beware the April Fools’ Jokes Coming From Madison Avenue
Posted in: UncategorizedMedia Decoder: Start-Up Ozy Media Adds Axel Springer as a Backer
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising: For Opening Day, a Campaign to Love Baseball
Posted in: UncategorizedU.S. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Chinese Search Engine
Posted in: UncategorizedRecordings, Posted Online, Rattle Officials in Turkey
Posted in: UncategorizedA recording was posted on YouTube in which officials were heard discussing a plot to establish a justification for military strikes in Syria.
Tweets About Music to Get Their Own Billboard Chart
Posted in: UncategorizedRacist Satire of Obamas Hits a Nerve in Belgium
Posted in: UncategorizedAntiracism groups said that a Belgian newspaper’s images depicting the president and his wife as apes pointed to a normalization of hateful political speech in Europe.
Turkish Court Overturns the Government’s Ban on Twitter
Posted in: UncategorizedIt was not immediately clear whether the ruling would be appealed or circumvented by a new court order.
New York Council Speaker Keeps a Low Profile Everywhere but on Twitter
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Twitter feed of Melissa Mark-Viverito is an unfiltered, unruly stream of musings and irritations, and sometimes loopy observations.