| Katherine Noyes 05/28/14 6:46 AM PT | |
 | Iran's conflicted relationship with technology led to a court calling on Mark Zuckerberg -- or a representative -- to appear to answer privacy charges, a summons that's likely to be ignored. The government is busy blocking some social networking sites, on the one hand, while officials are busy using them, on the other. Both the president and supreme leader are prolific tweeters, for example. [More...] |
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 | Twitter Poised for Growth Spurt in Asia Twitter is positioned for some nice growth in the coming months and years, according to a report released Tuesday by eMarketer. However, that growth largely will be occurring in emerging countries. What makes that trajectory problematic in the view of some investors is this: It was Twitter's U.S. user base that accounted for close to three-quarters of the company's total ad revenue in 2013. [More...] |
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