Arsenal fans tear into Petr Cech on Twitter as Brighton take an early-two goal lead in Premier …
ARSENAL fans have brutally torn into Petr Cech on Twitter after Brighton took an early-two goal lead in Sunday's Premier League clash. In the midst of a dreadful run of form, Lewis Dunk piled on the misery as he put the hosts 1-0 up at the Amex Stadium, capitalising on …
Nonpareil reporters share daily newsroom updates via Facebook livestream
In January, our reporters started sharing newsroom updates via the Facebook Live tool. This tool allows someone to livestream video to their friends or to a page's followers. Currently, we have two writers trained to go live on Facebook, News Editor and Government Reporter Mike Brownlee and Police … Read More
Oh deer! Dad’s Facebook fury after cops dump dead doe in his back garden
After his Facebook rant, the same two officers arrived 90 minutes later and apologised. But Ken was astonished when the officers climbed over his fence from the roadside and then dumped the deer in a ditch across from his garden on the other side of the A82. The deer carcass …
Facebook testing voice clip status updates in India
In a bid to bring more people, speaking regional languages, on board, Facebook is beta-testing a micropodcasting feature in India which will enable status updates through voice clips. For many people in India, and abroad, who face barriers on non-native language keyboards, micropodcasting would … Read More
The Top 5 Social Media Stories Of This Week
Welcome to this week's top social media stories: The rise (and fall) of Vero, some good news for publishers, the end of LittleThings and Facebook jobs roll out to 40 more countries. Unless you were hiding under a rock, you probably have read a lot about Vero this week. The …
Social media backlash sparks rating of unscrupulous landlords
When an advertisement for a house share was posted on Daft.ie last month, the usual rally cry went out on social media for property sites to crack down on unscrupulous postings. For €500 a month, one lucky renter could have their own bedroom, complete with a fridge, toaster, kettle and …
Social media platforms have to face regulation
Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web decades ago, and its popularity is such that it now has a presence in virtually every home in the country, and around the globe too. In many respects it represents a huge, powerful force: a force for good, and, as we have increasingly …
BLS offers snapshot of Rome-Floyd economy; Average weekly wage way below national average
Stacey Brown looks surprised as she answers a customer's question about the copier at JBM Office Solutions on Broad Street. Brown is a longtime customer service representative for the company. Customer service jobs in Rome actually pay higher than the national average, according to new data from … Read More
Frontier and CWA West Virginia Contract Expires
Frontier will continue to provide the company's West Virginia customers with quality customer service. Frontier's goal is an agreement that is fair to all; one that enables employees to continue enjoying very generous wages and benefits while providing outstanding service to the company's customers. Read More
Service NSW spends $600000 on 90 self-help books and two-day training for staff
But Mr Dominello is now demanding Service NSW explain “the effectiveness of this program and its benefits compared with other professional development programs” after he was alerted to it by The Daily Telegraph. “Service NSW has transformed the customer service experience for citizens across the … Read More