This guest post is by Michael Schuermann of Easy Hiker. English is the language of the Internet. If you are the monoglot citizen of a country like Denmark, you are—through no fault of your own—restricted to an audience the size of metropolitan San Francisco. Even for the native speakers of a major European language such [...]

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Manchester City Football Club is neck-and-neck with neighboring Manchester United at this early stage of the English Premier League season, but the world's wealthiest club is aiming to streak ahead...

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Manchester City Football Club is neck-and-neck with neighboring Manchester United at this early stage of the English Premier League season, but the world's wealthiest club is aiming to streak ahead in the online content space. Manchester City is to become the first English Premier League team to sign a content deal with YouTube, letting the [...]

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I was just mentioning yesterday how  Facebooking and Tweeting are on dictionary.com. News broke today that the Concise Oxford English Dictionary has added 400 new words to its dictionary, one being retweet. Retweet, the act of sharing tweets of those you follow, is common practice on Twitter. Retweeting began back in 2008 and in August ...

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The English Premier League (EPL) season kicks-off today, and the folk at PeerIndex – a web technology company that algorithmically maps out the social web – has pulled together a couple of league tables that may interest those with a penchant for football and Twitter.If you want to know what the most influential teams and players in the Premier League are in the Twittersphere, then read on.

Most influential EPL teams on Twitter

Here's a list of the most influential English Pre [...]

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Facebook use in the Arab countries is growing as such a rate that within a year, Arabic will overtake English to become the most popular Facebook language in the region, the Jerusalem Post reports.The Arabic Facebook interface launched in 2009, growing to 10 million users within two years. As it stands, these users represent around a third of all Facebook users in the Arab world, with studies suggesting that two times as many people frequently use Facebook in the Middle East and North Africa rat [...]

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