Social-networking websites create chatter around reality-TV programmes, increasing awareness and drawing viewers.
The VMAs are increasingly one of MTV's last grasps at mainstream relevance, and network executives have figured out long ago that controversy creates chatter, and chatter translates directly into ratings.
Taking a page from the enormous success of Salesforce's App Exchange, the company is now creating a Chatter-centric marketplace for third-party apps, called ChatterExchange.
It may not create excited chatter on cable TV, but the unemployment crisis is real, and it's eating away at our society.
And it can create attentive chatter for an otherwise bland runway show or reassure premier designers of their lofty spot in the hierarchy.
Mr Najib has sworn on the Koran that he never met the woman, and although the case continues to create excited chatter online, it is ignored by the mainstream press.
Marlin has information about a planned attack by Al-Qaeda; a cell intends to create Internet chatter, followed by a dry run, after which they will commence a series of suicide attacks.
Have decades of widening wealth inequality created a chattering class of reporters, pundits and lobbyists who've lost their connection to mainstream America?
Also, the destabilization mechanism of double period chatter is explained, creating an analogy with the chatter related to the Hopf bifurcation, considering one dominant mode and using concepts established by the Pioneers of chatter research.
The producer Ross Robinson, back with Korn for the first time since "Life Is Peachy" in 1996, makes the record rough, bright and cacophonic, layering Munky Shaffer's dissonant funhouse guitar noises, creating introductions out of chatter and scratchy warm-ups.
