Ashley Cole Fined For Twitter Outburst Footballer Ashley Cole has been hit with a £90,000 fine for his foul-mouthed twitter outburst towards the FA after hearing about the written reasons by the governing body for John Terry's racism ban he tweeted “Hahahahaa, well don #fa I lied did I. #BUNCHOFT**TS.” Cole apologised soon after but has still been fined less than a week’s wages
after admitting a charge of bringing the game into disrepute.
Reading this news article i found myself to be in the middle, as i think that what Ashley Cole said was wrong especially expressing his foul-mouthed feelings like that on a major social networking platform where millions can see what he tweets, however i don't agree with the fine that he received. the story can be argued both ways, one way that he has the freedom of speech, therefore should be allowed to express his feelings, however there is a more appropriate way of doing that, as in the past has been fined for previous twitter outbursts
Friday, 12 October 2012
We’ll smash you up, Amir
This story in the news is about a masked thug who try's to threaten boxer Amir khan through a online video, ranting about the smash up between Amir khan and his fellow gang members. The threat was uploaded and shown yesterday on the e-media platform youtube , four days after Amir fought of this gang who tried to carjack his £100,000 range rover.
My thought on this media news article is overall negative, my reason for this is that the masked thug as seen in the picture above is a fake, my reasons for this is that he says that he has amir khans car keys that he stole from the fight, yet he holds up car keys to a porche, where at the scene of the fight it was said that amir khans was driving his £100,000 range rover, so this leaves me thinking that this video is a scandal, and publicity stunt due to the proof not matching the evidence.
Twitter trolls
made me feel hated ... but I won’t change
A vicious stream
of Twitter attacks left X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos feeling she was “one
of the most hated women in Britain”. Tulisa says she is targeted daily by cruel
online trolls but is
determined not to get upset.
The
problem with celebrities these days is that they can't take
the criticism they invite from the general public. They encourage
their public to come and chat directly to them via twitter and then are
surprised and disgusted when they find out there are people out there who don't
adore them. The thing about it is, I'm pretty sure her public image is not
as popular as she thinks it is, due to the things she has done in the past,
however I think that people should forget about the past and think about the
present as she can be seen as a role model to some people as she is an example
of someone who has come from a deprived area and has made it big, therefore
people should respect that fact and move away from the past instead of bringing
it back up social networking sites.
'Please, please tell us you're OK': Anguished parents of teacher, 30, who ran away with Megan, 15, plead with them to make contact Jeremy Forrest, 30, a maths teacher and pupil Megan Stammers 15 ran off together on a love journey to France, There have been no sightings of the pair since they left Britain and Megan’s parents have issued an urgent appeal for their daughter to contact them and let them know she is safe and well. Reading the article about the fifteen year old schoolgirl who's run off with her thirty year old teacher, my view on this story is overall negative, I think that what these two have done is wrong, firstly its paedophilia which is not taken lightly in this society as it is seen as a taboo, also the media are portraying him as a sex offender, which may give bad publicity to England as both fled to an EU Country. Overall I find this sickening as the teacher has breached a code of conduct between a student, therefore jeopardising his position as a teacher, both have not done themselves any favours as both will be frowned upon by society.
Half of Google's revenue comes
from selling text-based ads that are placed near search results and are related
to the topic of the search. Another half of its revenues come from licensing
its search technology to companies like Yahoo.
“Google’s mission
is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and
useful”.
Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin met
at Stanford University in 1995. By 1996, they had built a search engine
(initially called BackRub) that used links to determine the importance of
individual webpages.
Our company has packed a lot into a
relatively young life. Since Google was founded in 1998, we’ve grown to serve
hundreds of thousands of users and customers around the world.
Google facts
·Founded
1998
·Founders
Larry PageandSergey Brin
·Incorporation
September 4, 1998
·Initial
public offering (NASDAQ)
August 19, 2004
·Headquarters
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View
CA 94043
Wikipedia:
History -> Google began in January 1996, as a research project by
Larry Page and Sergey Brin -> Both went to Stanford University,
Page and Brin originally nicknamed their new search engine "BackRub", eventually,
they changed the name to Google, originating from a misspelling of the word "googol", The domain
name for Google was registered on September 15, 1997.
Advertising ->In 2011, 96% of Google's revenue was derived from
its advertising programs.Google
advertisements can be placed on third-party websites in a two-part program.The sister service, GoogleAdSense,
allows website owners to display these advertisements on their website, and
earn money every time ads are clicked.In an attempt to advertise its own products,
Google launched a website calledDemo Slam, Demo Slam is "a place where creative and tech-savvy people can
create videos to help the rest of the world understand all the newest and
greatest technology out there.
Facebook Launched in February 2004, Founded by Mark Zuckerberg Annual revenue 3.71 billion Worth $78 Billion Twitter March 2006 Jack Dorsey, Annual revenue US$ 140 million (2010) -> Expected to grow 86.3% to US$259.9 million in 2012. Worth $8 billion eBay $25 Billion September 3, 1995 Pierre Omidyar Annual Revenue $ 11.651 billion (2011) Google Founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin September 4, 1998 Annual revenue: US$ 37.905 billion (2011) Worth $200 Billion Amazon Worth $49 Billion July 1994 Jeff Bezos Annual Revenue$ 48.07 billion (2011) MySpace Owned by Specific Media LLC and pop star Justin Timberlake Launched in August 2003 Annual Revenue $109 million (2011) Estimated to be worth $50–200 million BBC Founded 1 January 1927 John Reith Annual Revenue £4.741 billion Yahoo Worth $19 Billion March 1, 1995 Jerry Yang, David Filo Annual Revenue 4.98 billion (2011) Microsoft Founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen April 4, 1975 Annual Revenue US$ 73.72 billion Worth $230 Billion Groupon Estimated Value $10 billion November 2008 Founded by The Point, Inc. Annual Revenue $ 1.610 billion (2011)
