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South Korea approves the use of Twitter for election campaigns

South Korea’s Constitutional Court has lifted the ban on the use of Twitter and other social networking sites, during election campaigns. The government candidates were previously not allowed to distribute promotional publications and other materials for 180 days prior to voting, and the national election watchdog had classified Twitter postings related to elections or candidates as one of the banned materials. The court ruling now allows candidates to reach out to voters via online and mobile media before the elections. According to the Yonhap News, the move comes after a group of opposition lawmakers and civic activists filed a petition with the court in March last year, stating that the regulation curbs the candidate’s freedom of expression. On Thursday, the court reversed National Election Commission’s ban on use of Twitter for campaigning. “The Internet is a medium that offers easy access to people for free or with very low cost. Therefore, it is considered as a political sphere that can drastically cut campaign costs. The nature of the medium fits into the election law that seeks fair opportunity, transparency and low-cost campaigns,” the court said in the ruling. It also pointed out that the current election monitoring system and preliminary measures to prevent spreading false information are already in place to prevent possible side effects from online campaigns. South Koreans are highly active on social networking platforms, and the country has a huge population of smartphone users. Twitter, is therefore, the best medium for politicians to reach out to the voters in the country.

Apple to launch its next-generation iPad in January

Apple will unveil two versions of its next-generation iPad at the iWorld trade show scheduled for January 26, 2012. According to the DigiTimes reports, the new models will join Apple’s existing iPad 2, and will focus on the mid-range and the high-end segments. Sharp will be the major panel supplier for Apple’s next-generation iPad series, while Samsung Electronics and LG Display are also responsible for a part of the orders, according to the sources at its supply chain partners. Instead of the previously-rumored 7.85-inch, the upcoming iPad models will continue to feature 9.7-inch screens, and would have come with QXGA resolution (1,536×2,048 pixels), and Dual-LED light bars designed to strengthen the brightness of the panels. Search giant Google is also rumored to launch its own Android tablets, competing with Apple, in the next six months. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt told an Italian newspaper that the company plans to market a tablet of highest quality in the next six months. Reports claim that the new tablet is already in production at Apple’s Chinese suppliers.

High Court issues notices to telecom companies for extra SMS charges

You no longer need to pay extra charges for sending SMSes during festivals and special occasions. According to a recent report from the Times of India, the Madras High Court has sent a petition asking companies and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), to ban hike in the SMS charges during special days. Arunachalam , who filed the petition against telcos, said that mobile operators offered attractive packages while enrolling customers, including 200 Free SMS for Rs one a day, 50 paise per SMS, but still maintained special SMS tariffs on important festivals like Pongal, Christmas, New year, Valentine’s day, Independence day, Diwali, and on special occasions such as New year’s eve. This forces users to restrict SMS on these important days , when they are likely to use the SMS services more. Notices have been issued to the Trai chairperson and Zonal/Regional Managers of 10 companies– Bharti Airtel ltd, Aircel Ltd, Vodafone, Reliance, Idea Cellular, Unitech, Tata Docomo, MTS mobile, BSNL mobile and Videocon.

Google surpasses Facebook as the most-visited site in 2011

Facebook may be dominating the social-networking space, but search giant Google surpassed Facebook as the most-visited web brand in the U.S in 2011, according to the recent report released by Nielson. In 2011, 153.4 million people in the U.S. visited Google sites per month, on average, from home and office computers. Facebook was the second most-visited U.S. web brand with 137, 644 million people visiting the site per month. Yahoo took the 3rd spot with 130,121 visitors on an average per month. Facebook continues to be the most popular social networking site though. Surprising, Google‘s Blogger saw more visitors than Twitter this year. According to the Nielson report, there were 45,712 visitors visiting Blogger per month in 2011, while Twitter saw only 23,574 visitors in a month. Google+, saw only 8,207 visitors, which clearly indicates that the site has a long way to go, before it can compete with the top players in the social networking space. Experian Hitwise has also published the list of most-visited sites and most-searched terms of the year, and according to its results, Facebook is the top-visited website in the U.S in 2011 surpassing Google. Facebook.com had 10.29 percent of visits, while Google.com had 7.70 percent of visits this year. However, if you consider all Google properties – YouTube, Blogger, Google+ etc, then the results of Experian match with that of Nielson and Google is found to be leading with 11.98 percent of all U.S. visits and Facebook properties account for 8.93 percent of the visits. The differences in the results of Nielson and Experian may also be due to the fact that companies conducted the study differently. While Nielsen focused on individual visitors per month, Experian Hitwise looked at total visits for the year. So, based on the above results we can say that Facebook and Google are dominating the web today and other web giants like Twitter, LinkedIn, Yahoo and Microsoft need to work hard in order to catch up with the two.

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