21 things you need to know about BuzzFeed's success | Media | theguardian.com - 1 views
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Fran H on 12 Aug 14Great to include in a NDM case study.
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The Girl Who Became Three Boys, Channel 4, review - Telegraph - 0 views
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FACEBOOK FAKE: Gerard O'Donovan reviews Channel 4's The Girl Who Became Three Boys, the story of Gemma Barker, who disguised herself as a series of boys so that she could date girls.
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FACEBOOK FAKE: Gerard O'Donovan reviews Channel 4's The Girl Who Became Three Boys, the story of Gemma Barker, who disguised herself as a series of boys so that she could date girls.
BBC Newsbeat - Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom says nudity rules are fair - 0 views
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The co-founder of Instagram Kevin Systrom says the app's rules on nudity are fair after celebrities criticised its ban on topless women.
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The co-founder of Instagram Kevin Systrom says the app's rules on nudity are fair after celebrities criticised its ban on topless women.
BBC News - Ad breakdown: Has Leica made the most boring advert ever? - 1 views
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Leica claims the advert for their new camera is the most boring of all time. Can tedium be an effective marketing tool, asks Jon Kelly.
BBC - Learning Zone Class Clips - Analysing Printed Adverts - English Video - 1 views
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How to analyse printed adverts
Watch: Impressive VFX Reel For Wes Anderson's 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'|The Playlist - 0 views
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Fantastic video that shows how visual effects can be used in a film.
NYPD Twitter campaign 'backfires' - 1 views
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A plan by the New York Police Department to use Twitter to boost its image seems to have backfired. Users were asked to tweet a photo of themselves with officers and add the hashtag #myNYPD as part of a social media campaign.
"Twitter has democratized the process" | Go Into The Story - 3 views
US TV drama about Saudi Arabia axed - 1 views
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A US television channel has scrapped plans to produce a pilot programme called Alice in Arabia after Twitter users labelled the concept "lazy" and "racist". The channel in question - ABC Family - announced it would be making the show last Monday, and the premise caused immediate alarm.