Soup | Anthony De Rosa - Breaking news hits social networks in 3 mins; mainstream news sites in 20 mins.

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I’d be interested to know too.

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gbattle sez: 17 minutes is a long time when that breaking information is actionable. In certain circles where money is...

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IMAGINE WHAT YOU COULD HAVE DONE WITH THAT IMPORTANT NEWS ABOUT BALLOON BOY IN THOSE 17 MINUTES. Seriously, when the...

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Once again, in the rush to curate the news as quickly as possible, I’d rather shoot first, ask questions later, as the...

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Also - for what percentage of “breaking news” does 17 minutes genuinely matter? Unless it’s “A tidal wave is heading...

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The internet has brought collaboration to an astounding new level. Competition no longer drive invention or ingenuity...

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I’d like to better understand what percentage of that “breaking news” that hits social nets is incorrect. Is the 17...

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