Title: This Year’s Flu Vaccine Less Effective Than Hoped
Category: Health News
Created: 12/5/2014 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 12/5/2014 12:00:00 AM
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The hackers calling themselves #GOP have struck again, this time sending threatening emails to Sony Pictures Entertainment employees. Variety obtained a copy of an email sent by the GOP group to Sony employees. In it, the group threatens both employees and their families. Sony told Variety that it is aware of the situation and is working with law enforcement. Here is a portion of the email that calls for employees to sign their names via an email address or “suffer damage:” Many things beyond imagination will happen at many places of the world. Our agents find themselves act in necessary places. Please sign…
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The ‘like’ and ‘upvote’ have become an integral part of navigating the internet; what would Facebook or Reddit be without them? Still, as far as expressing how you actually feel about that infuriating article, sad photo or funny cat video, they’re pretty basic tools. Vicomi, a Web platform that provides publishers tools to measure user ‘sentiment’ is looking to change that with the official launch of its response system dubbed “Feelbacks.” Instead of simple binary response, its system lets users react on a spectrum of emotions. Vicomi believes Feelbacks allows users to more succinctly share their reactions while also fostering a more engaging community.…
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It can be hard to remember when new content is streaming online – you don’t get assaulted with loud commercials nearly as much as on TV, after all – but it looks like Netflix and Twitter now want to make your life easier by tweeting you reminders. User @RichBTIG spotted a new ‘Tweet Me a Reminder’ button under a tweet for the upcoming Marco Polo series on Netflix. Indeed we spotted it as well on the Android and iOS apps. It appears Netflix is using a custom Twitter card – it also shows up on the Web once you expand the tweet: Clicking the button prompts…
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