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#PaulasBestDishes
June 19th, 2013 9:00 PMFollowing an allegation that celebrity chef Paula Deen admitted to using racial slurs during a legal disposition, Twitter users began tweeting altered names of traditional dishes with a racist spin with the hashtag for Deen's Food Network show.
The Standing Man of Taksim Square
June 19th, 2013 7:10 PMAs the anti-government protests in Turkey enter their third week, one man's "silent standing" protest in Istanbul's Taksim Square has breathed a second life into the rallies against the country's status quo establishment.
Million Subs, How Does It Work?
June 18th, 2013 7:15 PMA recent study of YouTube's most popular channels done by students at Columbia College brings some new insights on particular user behaviors and practices that may be linked to getting more views and subscribers.
Is This Even the Final Form of MySpace?
June 14th, 2013 7:00 PMMyspace relaunched itself (once again) as a social music platform with a uber-hip ad campaign that reportedly cost $20 million. But in doing so, they removed all of their old users' profiles and blogs without notice.
Cebu Dancing Inmates Go to Big Screen
June 14th, 2013 5:30 PMFrom Memes to Films: Philippines' most wanted dancers make their big screen debut with Dance of the Steel Bars, a new feature film inspired by the true story of Fillipino inmates who rose to global fame from their courtyard at the Cebu Provinicial Detention and Rehabilitation Center.
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#PaulasBestDishes
Following an allegation that celebrity chef Paula Deen admitted to using racial slurs during a legal disposition, Twitter users began tweeting altered names of traditional dishes with a racist spin with the hashtag for Deen's Food Network show.
The Standing Man of Taksim Square
As the anti-government protests in Turkey enter their third week, one man's "silent standing" protest in Istanbul's Taksim Square has breathed a second life into the rallies against the country's status quo establishment.
Million Subs, How Does It Work?
A recent study of YouTube's most popular channels done by students at Columbia College brings some new insights on particular user behaviors and practices that may be linked to getting more views and subscribers.
Is This Even the Final Form of MySpace?
Myspace relaunched itself (once again) as a social music platform with a uber-hip ad campaign that reportedly cost $20 million. But in doing so, they removed all of their old users' profiles and blogs without notice.
Cebu Dancing Inmates Go to Big Screen
From Memes to Films: Philippines' most wanted dancers make their big screen debut with Dance of the Steel Bars, a new feature film inspired by the true story of Fillipino inmates who rose to global fame from their courtyard at the Cebu Provinicial Detention and Rehabilitation Center.
