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NBC Universal's Oxygen Media recently conducted a survey, asking 1,605 women versed and immersed in social media about their habits with Facebook, Twitter and other such services. And while you would expect there to be some level of addiction there, the results are actually quite staggering.

In fact, Trump coverage alone almost doubled all the other GOP candidate coverage. An analysis for CNN's "Reliable Sources" showed that Trump talk totaled 36 minutes and 30 seconds on nightly newscasts from NBC, ABC and CBS. The next-closest candidate was Jeb Bush, who received 9 minutes and 22 seconds of coverage.

"The president "reiterated his administration's commitment to taking steps that can give people greater confidence that their rights are being protected while preserving important tools that keep us safe," a White House statement said. "

One interesting point that this article makes apparent is the way information is being gathered for news reports, more particularly the way technology has enabled news reporters to simply rewrite other reporters articles or posts, this is particularly prevalent with the advent of Twitter as a news source.

The reason I chose this particular article is that the speed of spread a thing on the internet is extremely fast. The colour of dress became a popular question because the power of internet. People all around the world gather together to discussion. I think this might be the strength of social network.

I find this interesting since i found out about this originally through word of mouth in the form of someone telling me about it face to face whereas allot of people are finding out about it through means of the internet. just an interesting connection between real life social systems and virtual ones.

I find this very Interesting as it shows a newer side to hacking, instead of steal to destroying.

Hmm, this is rather interesting however I would like to see an analysis of this article from a critical point of view as allot of the information seems slightly blown out of proportion which, in turn makes it seem biased. My apologies for bringing Tok and possibly English into this but i just thought that this exemplifies the fact that the media seems to take hacking and use it as a way of talking down on other groups of people such as "activists" as mentioned within the article.