Facebook & Twitter duke it out for most Olympic-related activity
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During previous Olympic Games, all eyes were fixed on television screens. This year, the TV competed with smartphone, tablet, and computer screens more than ever. According to Twitter, the micro-blogging site recorded more than 150 million tweets about the Olympics during its 16-day run. Facebook also measured unprecedented growth in users' 'Likes' of athletes' posts. Based on Twitter's data, the most exciting moments came during the heat of competition, not...
14 Aug 2012 by
Stephanie Mlot
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