Bing is one of Stephen Colbert's most promoted sponsors on "The Colbert Report," (Colbert and Bing donated $150,000 to help clean up the gulf after the BP oil spill last summer in a promotion where every time Cobert said "Bing" in any context...
GulfOil Spill The GulfOil Spill was the most tweeted about event for 2010. Google Android was a hot topic overall this year, while Google Instant was a top trending topic in Twitter's technology category.
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Just as it topped AOL's news search category, the Gulf disaster dominated online searches on Yahoo. Qatar, a small but oil-rich Middle Eastern nation, are topping Google's search trends today, following the announcement of their successful bid to...
Just as it topped AOL's news search category, the Gulf disaster dominated online searches on Yahoo. Though the majority of Yahoo's top searches were for entertainment and celebrities, the BP oil spill was the top search for 2010.
Pearlfinder reports that social media became a key component of their digital strategy to re-assure travelers about the impact of such events as the gulfoil spill: The lingering effects of the Gulfoil spill have given destination marketers cause...
My dad has been in the oil business for 37 years, and a few weeks ago, I talked to him about the BP Gulf disaster. Although he works for a large oil company with wells in the area, it isn't the embattled British petroleum giant.
At the OMMA Video event this week, MediaPost columnist Steve Smith called the GulfOil Spill Tracker created by PBS NewsHour the "biggest online video of the year. What makes the GulfOil Spill Tracker so powerful is the embed code, which enables...
It's worth noting that the official YouTube channel for BP America on its Gulf of Mexico response to the oil spill was launched on May 18. How do you manage your online reputation after Doonesbury has already decided to spoof your daily briefings...