Sentences with phrase «with online chatter»

«I think we'll get there eventually,» he says, musing that over time, brands will give Klout — and other social - data - analysis companies — sales information to correlate with online chatter.

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However, when Bitcoin suddenly shot up on Thursday, the online chatter was mostly about the White House's military threats against Russia in Syria, its sanctions on Russia and its tariffs on China, with people speculating that Russians and Chinese might be buying into Bitcoin to quietly get their money out of those countries.

It remains to be seen whether online chatter tonight will be at all reflective of engagement with the debate itself; and ITV ratings figures released on Friday will be an intriguing indication of the impact of the broadcasters» attempts to invigorate the British public (in spite of Lynton Crosby's best efforts).

Being a successful online chatter requires sharp wit with the ability to engage 1, 2 or even 3 people in a chat session at the same time.

The latter is a non-starter, so the online speculation and chatter is a potential «X-Force» film («Kick - Ass 2» helmer Jeff Wadlow was hired last summer to write it with an eye to direct) or a «Fantastic Four vs. The X-Men» film (which was once rumored).

We've been seeing an increasing amount of chatter around the notion of an iPad Mini, a seven - inch version of the Apple tablet that would compete directly with the Google Nexus 7 (the 16 GB version of which just sold out online) as well as the dominan...

Lots of competition, and not easy to get noticed with all the chatter online.

Instead, create a constant social chatter that involves connecting and engaging with people online.

There is so much available online to assist with your job search efforts, but how can you cut through all the chatter to identify the valuable sites?

Discuss domestic violence issues with chatters on telephone and live online chat.

Fathers are also less inclined to open up in parenting groups online compared to moms who chatter and actively participate or connect with others in their busy mommy groups.

Many business people do not want to do business with agents who «chat» or «chatter,» (sometimes called gossip) online or otherwise.