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Crafting the perfect tweet is one-third talent, two-thirds science

16
May
2014

Random and fickle as social networks may seem, the success of an individual Tweet or Facebook post can be hugely dependent on the way its worded. Some sentences will work well, while others will quietly implode in a puff of indifference. However, researchers from Google and Cornell University now claim that they can predict this […]

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Online sleuthing by Mt. Gox dispossessed throws up few clues

06
Mar
2014

By Jeremy Wagstaff SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Some of those who have lost bitcoins in the collapse of Mt. Gox have turned to internet sleuthing to find out where their money has gone – but theyre unlikely to have much luck. Forum websites like Reddit and internet relay chatrooms have attracted hordes of users as the […]

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