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...actors also managed to highlight the funnier moments of the play. Often the humor was a matter of timing, especially each time a new layer of plot was revealed. The moments of silence as David and Elizabeth waited to hear the click of the lock behind Chris as he left them alone for the first time in the evening made David’s explosive “fuck you” all the more rewarding...
...Jose Antonio Vargas, a political reporter for The Washington Post, believes that the application could even increase the number of young voters. “There’s still plenty of students out there who aren’t politically active, and all it takes now is one click,” he said. “We live in a clickable democracy.” One of ABC’s participating reporters is Sunlen M. Miller, who covers Barack Obama’s campaign. Miller said she updates her Facebook page daily, and has communicated with Facebook...
Facebook's inclusiveness has broadened its popular appeal, but the alchemy of the Web is converting eyeballs to dollars via the "click-throughs" that advertisers crave--and the social nets are still searching for the magic formula. Members of both Facebook and its chief rival, MySpace, spend on average about 3 1/2 hours a month clicking around on each site, but they get so caught up in checking out their friends' pages and updating their own that they are less likely to click through to the ads. What's more, Facebook may not be able to keep up the momentum...
Will advertisers see it that way too? In early November, both Facebook and MySpace announced new schemes that would allow advertisers to more closely target messages. The idea is that if ads are made more relevant, more people will click on them, which in turn will boost the fees the sites can charge for them. MySpace's new "hypertargeting" strategy scans profile pages for keywords and sells ads against them. If you say you love burritos, for example, a banner ad for Taco Bell might appear at the top of your page. Facebook, on the other hand, involves its members...
...team we should not have been outrebounded by,” Delaney-Smith said.Trouble on the boards has been a recurring theme in Harvard’s games both this season and last.“Although it was in the forefront of all our minds, it never really clicked in all five people’s minds at the same time,” Rollins said. “I think we had the ability to—it was a matter of focusing on it and hitting a body and preventing them from getting boards. Until...