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President Donald Trump has put Rudy Giuliani, his personal lawyer, in charge of his legal battles related to the election, according to The New York Times. Giuliani made headlines over the weekend for his appearance at a Trump campaign news conference held at Four Seasons Total Landscaping, a small landscaping company, rather than the Four Seasons, the luxury 5-star hotel. "Rudy will soon be appealing all of these adverse rulings to the Supreme Courtyard by Marriott," one person tweeted. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. President Donald Trump has put Rudy Giuliani, his personal lawyer, in charge of his legal battles related to the election, according to The New York Times.Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, made headlines over the weekend for his appearance at a Trump campaign news conference held at Four Seasons Total Landscaping, a small landscaping company in an industrial area on the outskirts of Philadelphia, rather than the Four Seasons, the luxury 5-star hotel.During the event, confused reporters gathered in the parking lot of the business, which is located between an adult book store called Fantasy Land and a crematorium, while Giuliani repeated unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.The president has mounted a series of legal battles to challenge the results of the election. Following the reports of Giuliani taking over Trump's lawsuits, people on Twitter chimed in. Some made not-so-subtle references to the Four Seasons situation. —Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) November 14, 2020—BeCo (@BeCo74) November 13, 2020Some people recalled another viral Giuliani moment, when Sacha Baron Cohen tricked Giuliani into doing an interview with an actress posing as a reporter for his film, "Borat 2."A clip from that encounter showed Giuliani in a hotel room with the actress, whom he believed to be a reporter, and reaching his hand into his pants. He has…

Home / It's Viral / Google’s PSA tweet is prompting a flurry of reactions on Twitter. What do you think about it? The tweet and the answer to this Google search has since prompted several reactions among tweeple. it-s-viral Updated: Nov 14, 2020, 11:23 IST The image shows a reply to Google’s PSA tweet.(Twitter) 2020 has been a year of public service announcements or PSAs. From the correct hand washing techniques to the right way to wear masks to many other messages issued in public interest, you may have seen many. This one, by Google, has prompted a flurry of reactions on Twitter.In a tweet shared last evening, Google posted this PSA. It comprises a caption that literally says “PSA” and an image. The picture is a Google search for “how many days until 2021”.The tweet and the answer to this Google search has since prompted several reactions among tweeple. Take a look at the tweet below: Shared on November 13, the tweet has collected over 7,900 likes and more than 1.000 retweets along with several mixed reactions. While are happy with the reminder, some expressed mixed emotions to the share.“This is something which keeps me going!” posted a Twitter user. “And would that make a difference?” wondered another. “Oh, thank the gods. This has been the WORST year,” shared a third.Here’s how others reacted: January 20 is a far better count down to look forward to than the first— Kevin Freedman (@MBKev) November 13, 2020 Big missed opportunity to do Jan 20th instead.— Robson Araujo (@galo2099) November 13, 2020 What do you think about the tweet? Thank you for subscribing to our daily newsletter.

We finally got out first glimpse of the 2020-21 edition of the Kentucky Wildcats basketball team via their annual Pro Day. It was noticeably less packed than previous years, as they hosted all NBA scouts through Zoom instead of in-person. Among those virtually in attendance was Miami Heat president and Kentucky legend Pat Riley. We learned a little about this year’s team, such as BJ Boston is a stud, Isaiah Jackson looks like a freak of nature, and Olivier Sarr was worth the five month wait to get him eligible. Up next, Kentucky will host a virtual edition of Big Blue Madness on Nov. 20. Their first regular-season game comes Nov. 25 vs. Morehead State. Let’s see what social media had to say about the new Wildcats: Olivier Sarr is so skilled and smooth, just a perfect addition to this roster. Perfect complementary piece to Isaiah Jackson, who is pure athleticism and length. Would be shocked if we don't see them play together quite a bit.— Jack Pilgrim (@JackPilgrimKSR) November 13, 2020 I could watch this downhill driving drill all day. We keep hearing how competitive these dudes are. Three-play series to illustrate:Sarr yams on Jackson. Jackson swats driving Boston. Boston leaves no doubt with a soaring, cocked-back dunk against Jackson. Fun.— Kyle Tucker (@KyleTucker_ATH) November 13, 2020 Pretty much every player on this team seems to have something unique that they can contribute over the course of a season. And if they truly buy in defensively — Big Blue Drew (@BigBlueDrew33) November 13, 2020 Also, imagine being a five-star recruit right now. After watching Kentucky dominate the NBA Bubble, UK gets the first nationally televised CBB event of the year, and it's in front of scouts from all 30 NBA teams. https://t.co/tSxggw9Pm7— Jack Pilgrim (@JackPilgrimKSR) November 13, 2020 Lance…

Home / India News / Twitter removes Amit Shah’s photo citing copyright violation, restored later Twitter’s copyright policy states:”In general, the photographer and NOT the subject of a photograph is the actual rights holder of the resulting photograph.” india Updated: Nov 13, 2020, 08:52 IST Clicking on Amit Shah’s Display Picture on his verified handle showed a blank page with the message: “Media not displayed. This image has been removed in response to a report from the copyright holder.”(PTI Photo) Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s Twitter display picture was on Thursday removed by the microblogging site, in response to a “report from the copyright holder.”Clicking on Shah’s Display Picture on his verified handle showed a blank page with the message: “Media not displayed. This image has been removed in response to a report from the copyright holder.”The image was restored after a while. There were no other details available from Twitter.Twitter’s copyright policy states:”In general, the photographer and NOT the subject of a photograph is the actual rights holder of the resulting photograph.”Twitter had recently also removed the display picture on the official Twitter handle of BCCI, also citing copyright violation. Thank you for subscribing to our daily newsletter.

Representative image&nbsp Key Highlights This would be Twitter's attempt to let users decide if they want to view graphic media that contains sexual content or nudity on their DMs According to a screenshot shared by Wong Twitter users would be able to enable or disable the ‘filter graphic media' option In a bid to let users decide if they want to view graphic media that contains sexual content or nudity on their direct messages or DMs, Twitter is working to introduce a new feature that filters graphic media in direct messages, according to reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong. According to the reverse engineering expert, the micro-blogging site could roll out the feature only to DMs and the screenshot which Wong shared suggested that Twitter users would be able to enable or disable the ‘filter graphic media' option on their Twitter accounts. Once enabled, users would be able to see a 'warning' displayed over graphic content sent via DMs that potentially contain nudity or violence. Social media giants such as Twitter and Facebook have been battling to block sexual or sensitive content on their respective platforms for quite some time and this feature, when it sees the light of the day, would help in blocking violent or sexual content sent via DMs. Meanwhile, in a bid to give way to meaningful conversations this Diwali, earlier this week, Twitter India launched the Happy Diwali emoji which is extended out on a palm, and its flame sparkles when one opts for the Lights Out dark mode. The new #HappyDiwali emoji can be activated when the Twitteratti uses hashtags such as #LightUpALife, #EkZindagiKaroRoshan, #HappyDiwali, #HappyDeepavali, #Diwali, #Deepavali. It can also be activated when users use hashtags in regional Indian languages such as Hindi, Bengali, Odia, Gujarat among others. “Lately, many people are coming forward on Twitter…

It’s official. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City happened. And it’s happening for an entire season on BravoTV. The newest installment in the Real Housewives franchise premiered Wednesday night and began trending on Twitter almost immediately. Less than an hour after the debut end, #RHOSLC was the No. 1 trending topic in the United States. So, yeah, it looks like this is going to be a thing. Variety called the show a “promising addition” to Bravo’s most successful franchise, which is pretty high praise for a show where one of the biggest drama points of episode was a tiff over one woman saying another castmate smelled like “hospital.” It’s so bad, even the poorest of writers wouldn’t make this up. Yet, according to the Twittersphere, it works. “Imagine you just leave the hospital dealing with family drama and your homegirl tells you, “hey so you smell like a hospital” #RHOSLC” imagine you just leave the hospital dealing with family drama and your homegirl tells you, “hey so you smell like a hospital” #RHOSLC pic.twitter.com/2zviMA9PMA — lauren. (@leauxmichelle) November 12, 2020 This debut premiere feels like a third or even fourth season premiere. Bravo @Andy, bravo 👏🏻 #RHOSLC pic.twitter.com/apdHYWFUjE — giovanni (@mrgiovanni_) November 12, 2020  “This debut premiere feels like a third or even fourth season premiere. Bravo @Andy, bravo #RHOSLC.” This show is already a messsss! I can’t stop watching. Omg. It’s living up to the hype. 😩 #RHOSLC pic.twitter.com/CSfSwLLI3k — D (@diamonddailyyy) November 12, 2020  “This show is already a messsss! I can’t stop watching. Omg. It’s living up to the hype. Weary face #RHOSLC” There was shade was aplenty. A. Plenty. Some reactions were witty and snarky; others were disgusted with the oblivious and vapid dialogue about race and privilege in a state with a sticky-at-best history on…

All key Tech OEM brands successfully launched new products amid the Covid-19 pandemic. BestMediaInfo.com dives deep into their Twitter marketing strategy to understand how these brands augmented favourable conversations on the platform by launching innovative campaigns Twitter has proven its immense capability as a powerful marketing platform that lets brands speak to their audience in real time and helps them through their journey to purchase. The Covid-19 pandemic saw a lot of brands increase their social ad spending. It also witnessed all key Tech OEM (original equipment manufacturer) brands launch new products or make a connect with a leaned-in, tech-inclined Twitter audience successfully. BestMediaInfo.com finds out how all this was accomplished. Over the years, brands have flocked to Twitter to launch something new or to connect with what’s latest, thus creating a place where a leaned-in audience of tech enthusiasts drive the conversation forward. As Twitter rides high on users who are influential and receptive, the Tech OEM category has made the platform a ‘launch-pad’ as well as a medium to connect with and get closer to the audience through innovative and interesting campaigns. Recently, brands such as OnePlus, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo and Samsung took full advantage of the platform to derive maximum benefits.   Power of community Premium smartphone brand OnePlus last month released a documentary titled “United By Hope” as the brand wanted to leverage Twitter to connect with their community on the platform. In June 2020, we decided to embark on a project to document the lives of different people from diverse backgrounds during the pandemic. All shot on OnePlus devices. This is United by Hope. A documentary on humanity's greatest pause. Premiering on 11.09.2020#ShotonOnePlus pic.twitter.com/1MPRC7SlGN — OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) September 7, 2020 It showcased the lives of different people from diverse backgrounds during the pandemic. The…

.Twitter removed a post from The Lincoln Project on Tuesday, an anti-Trump Republican PAC, that shared contact information and photos of two attorneys representing President Trump's 2020 campaign.Attorneys Carolyn McGee and Ronald Hicks are assisting the Trump team in its legal battle over mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania. The Lincoln Project tweeted, "Make them famous," to its 2.7 million followers along with an emoji depicting a skull-and-crossbones."The Tweet referenced is in violation of the Twitter Rules on abusive behavior," a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement to Fox News. "The account owner will be required to delete the violative Tweet before regaining access to their account." Lincoln Project tweet (FNC screenshot) Neither McGee nor Hicks immediately responded to Fox News' request for comment.The Lincoln Project defended the tweet after Twitter removed it for violating its policies."Donald Trump's encouragement of harassment  of American democracy is undemocratic, potentially dangerous, and counterproductive. Whatever you think of the Administration's legal arguments, targeting the sanctity of our elections is immoral  ineffective," the PAC wrote.The Lincoln Project also instructed Twitter users to create a LinkedIn account for the sole purpose of messaging employees at the attorneys' law firms Jones Day and Porter Wright to "ask them how they can work for an organization trying to overturn the will of the American people." The account then posted screenshots of messages from users who followed the instructions. KRSTIE ALLEY SLAMS TRUMP 'BLACKLIST' FROM HOLLYWOOD 'YAHOOS'The Lincoln Project's call to its followers to contact McGee and Hicks comes after Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others encouraged the creation of an apparent blacklist of people who helped Trump during his time in office."Is anyone archiving these Trump sycophants for when they try to downplay or deny their complicity in the future?" the progressive congresswoman asked on Friday. "I foresee decent probability of many deleted Tweets, writings, photos in the future."In an…

Many NBA athletes use Twitter a lot, whether it is to tweet at colleagues or spread some social message. Every time they tweet, they get engagements. According to Opendorse, LeBron James tops the list of Twitter engagements for athletes in October, with Damian Lillard in third place. Opendorse is a company that deals with athletes’ social media engagement. So according to their research, LeBron had a whopping 5 million engagements. The closest to him was Kyle Kuzma, who had 1.2 million, and Lillard who had 1.1 million engagements. The Blazers star replied to the rankings in his own quirky style. Let me find out https://t.co/AIjhuRZi3Z — Damian Lillard (@Dame_Lillard) November 9, 2020 LeBron is unsurprisingly at the top after he led the Lakers to the NBA title early in October. A lot of the comments joked about how Kuzma was ranked second due to all the criticism he faced from Lakers fans. Lillard regularly interacts with fans on the app which boosts his engagements. Coming in at number seven, Quinn Cook’s engagements came from a Kobe memorial as well as being on the receiving end of jokes when he was left back in the arena by the Lakers. Pau Gasol, the last NBA player on the list at 9th place, got a lot of his engagements following his tweets dedicated to Kobe Bryant and also the Lakers title win. ALSO READ – NBA Insider Reveals What Made LeBron James Reverse His Decision Over Start of Next Season Damian Lillard: Always winning on Twitter In the last few months, Lillard has provided many quality tweets. Back in August, he called out NBA analyst Skip Bayless for lying about him. I have never been buying nothing about you fam. You a joke. And after our private convo full of back pedaling you will…

Voters were warned of foreign interference on social media before Election Day. Now that the election is over, disinformation is still widely shared on social media.