2023-04-17
Once upon a time, this platform was a key part of emergency notification & response. We knew that era was ending, but it still stings. https://twitter.com/...
Mashable
Numerous public service and safety Twitter accounts, including for US National Weather Service offices, say the company's new API rules limit automated alerts
Twitter's new API rules just blocked numerous National Weather Service alert accounts and others from working.
2023-04-16
Once upon a time, this platform was a key part of emergency notification & response. We knew that era was ending, but it still stings. https://twitter.com/...
Mashable
Numerous public service Twitter accounts, including for US National Weather Service offices, say they can't automatically post all alerts due to new API rules
Twitter's new API rules just blocked numerous National Weather Service alert accounts and others from working.
2020-09-26
Gotta admit I'm curious if the “Have you read the article you're about to tweet?” prompt has decreased how often people hlepfully explain journalists' own articles to them, or if readers still skip the bylines. https://twitter.com/...
TechCrunch
Twitter says its test to prompt users to read articles before retweeting was a success, with users opening articles 40% more and sometimes opting not to retweet
Taylor Hatmaker / TechCrunch :
2020-09-25
Gotta admit I'm curious if the “Have you read the article you're about to tweet?” prompt has decreased how often people hlepfully explain journalists' own articles to them, or if readers still skip the bylines. https://twitter.com/...
TechCrunch
Twitter says its test to prompt users to read articles before retweeting was a success, with users opening articles 40% more and sometimes opting not to retweet
Twitter's experiment to get people to actually read the content they're sharing is going so well the company plans to expand it to the platform at large “very soon.”
2019-11-24
It is really, really hard to not curse about this. https://twitter.com/...
Nature
Experts say ITU's newly agreed 5G radio-frequency standards will interfere with weather satellite readings of water vapor, impacting weather forecasts worldwide
Alexandra Witze / Nature :
2019-11-23
It is really, really hard to not curse about this. https://twitter.com/...
Nature
Experts say ITU's newly agreed 5G radio-frequency standards will interfere with weather satellite readings of water vapor, impacting weather forecasts worldwide
Meteorologists say international standards for wireless technology could degrade crucial satellite measurements of water vapour.