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Twitter Global Conversation: World Cup Final Was Our Biggest Event EVER

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Andrés Iniesta, the man who scored the winning goal for Spain with the World Cup trophy

The FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa came to a close last week, July 11, 2010.

If you happened to be on Twitter for the month prior, you may have noticed downtime.

Not just some downtime — a lot of downtime. The Fail Whale appeared more often than not.

This is because the global ‘event’ drove record traffic to the social media outlet, resulting in trends their servers were not at all prepared for.

But, more interesting than the intensity folks online, were the staggering results that the Twitter analytics produced.

Twitter announced [Read more...]

July 19, 2010

Top South Africa World Cup 2010 Moments

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…according to me :)

This list isn’t scientific, it’s not only the best or only the worst, but it’s what I, personally, thought stood out. [Read more...]

July 14, 2010

Scoregasm! España’s Dancing Pepe, Drinks, David Villa and St. Iker Post-World Cup

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St. Iker

I know, I know, I’ve been in World Cup mode for a month, but now it’s over :(

And you Pink Book readers are either really excited about this post, or thanking Zeus, Poseidon and Hades that this is my last one for awhile – at least until Euro 2012 and Brasil 2014.

But aren’t they just the cutest?

St. Iker, Sergio Ramos, Arebeloa, Albiol and Xabi Alonso [Read more...]

July 13, 2010

{iStyle} WATCH: Shakira Shakes It To ‘Waka Waka’ In Cavalli at the World Cup 2010

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He did it once and he did it again: Roberto Cavalli dressed Colombia songstress Shakira for both of the World Cup South Africa 2010′s Opening and Closing  ceremonies.

Initially, she was clad [Read more...]

July 12, 2010

¡VIVA ESPAÑA! Plus, Iker Casillas & Sara Carbonero: A World Cup Winning Kiss

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Image via The Huffington Post

It was awesome; too amazing for even words with the goal to make history (coming in at the 116th minute) that made Spain first-time World Cup winners and only the eight country to hold the title.

We watched in awe and on our heels as 13 yellow cards and one red were drawn.

It was an exhausted match, that at times was, absurdly [Read more...]

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