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World Resources Institute posted a message on Twitter
June 9, 2010 3:18 AM - Sign in to comment - Link
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FUNdalina posted a message
June 9, 2010 3:07 AM - Sign in to comment - Link

"who died in an oil spill because of BP?"

- FUNdalina
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S. Charles Balazs posted a message on Twitter
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mashable posted a message on Twitter
June 8, 2010 10:03 AM - Sign in to comment - Link

BP Buys Top Google Result for “Oil Spill” http://bit.ly/asQqz1

- Torbjorn
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tommy payne posted a message on Twitter
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Louis Gray posted a message
June 7, 2010 9:17 PM - Sign in to comment - Link

"At least one expert, Ira Leifer, who is part of a government team charged with estimating the flow rate, is convinced that the operation has made the leak worse, perhaps far worse than the 20 percent increase that government officials warned might occur when the riser was cut. Dr. Leifer said in an interview on Monday that judging from the video, cutting the pipe might have led to a several-fold increase in the flow rate from the well. “The well pipe clearly is fluxing way more than it did before,” said Dr. Leifer, a researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara. “By way more, I don’t mean 20 percent, I mean multiple factors.”"

- Louis Gray

wow

- Holdenpage
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Dave Winer posted a message on Twitter
June 7, 2010 7:19 PM - Sign in to comment - Link
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Jeremiah Owyang posted a message on Twitter
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David Vasquez shared an item on Google Reader
June 7, 2010 4:45 PM - Sign in to comment - Link

The Onion reports:

As the crisis in the Gulf of Mexico entered its eighth week Wednesday, fears continued to grow that the massive flow of bullshit still gushing from the headquarters of oil giant BP could prove catastrophic if nothing is done to contain it. The toxic bullshit, which began to spew from the mouths of BP executives shortly after the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in April, has completely devastated the Gulf region, delaying cleanup efforts, affecting thousands of jobs, and endangering the lives of all nearby wildlife.

See also BPGlobalPR on Twitter.

Safety is our primary concern. Well, profits, then safety. Oh, no- profits, image, then safety, but still- it's right up there.

This weekend only! Come to bp to top off your tank and we will top off your tummy with some free $10 blackened shrimp! #bpcares

Tags: BP   oil
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Kenneth Younger shared an item on Google Reader
June 7, 2010 2:35 PM - Sign in to comment - Link
It's been a little while since we last wrote about Hilary Rosen, who ran the RIAA for many years, and presided over its initial disastrous decision to fight the internet and go after users. However, we have to say that it's somewhat amusing to find out that BP has now hired Rosen for PR help in dealing with the oil spill in the Gulf. Hopefully "suing all the people who live along the coast" isn't one of her suggestions. But, perhaps she can figure out a way to blame the spill on "pirates" of some kind, right?

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Richard Binhammer bookmarked a page on del.icio.us
June 7, 2010 11:39 AM - Sign in to comment - Link

a look at the BP communications versus @BPglobalpr and challenge to know "true" on the Web

- Richard Binhammer
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mashable posted a message on Twitter
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Linda Goin posted a message on Twitter
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Sean McBride posted a message
June 7, 2010 6:18 AM - Sign in to comment - Link

"The Semantic Web is coming and an oil disaster like the one we're experiencing in the Gulf might help move up its timetable. Since Web 3.0's semantic technology is predicated  on everything in our physical world being tagged with its own Internet address - once in place - any body will be able to monitor any type of operation via  the Web - even off-shore drilling."

- Sean McBride
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Linda Goin posted a message on Twitter
June 7, 2010 5:21 AM - Sign in to comment - Link
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Mitchell Tsai posted a message
June 7, 2010 4:08 AM - Sign in to comment - Link

Just last week over 100,000 gallons were lost at its Alaska pipeline operation. A hundred thousand used to be a lot. It still is. Few in the US know that BP owns the controlling stake in the transalaska pipeline. Unlike with the Deepwater Horizon rig, BP keeps its name off the big pipe.

- Mitchell Tsai

How does BP get away with it? The same way the Godfather got away with it, bad things happen to folks who blow the whistle. BP has a habit of hunting down and destroying the careers of those who warn of pipeline problems.

In one case, BP's CEO of Alaskan operations hired a former CIA expert to break into the home of whistleblower Chuck Hamel, who had complained of conditions at the pipe's tanker facility.

- Mitchell Tsai

BP tapped his phone calls with a US congressman and ran a surveillance and smear campaign against him. When caught, a US federal judge said BP's acts were "reminiscent of nazi Germany."

- Mitchell Tsai

I guess that things like this are inevitable, when you let an oil cartel run a country. Still, corruption isn't a phenomenon that's unique to the US...

- Tyson Key
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ian kennedy posted a message on Twitter
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