The "flash crash" of May 6th 2010, in which American equities spectacularly nosedived, showed the damage that can be done by high-speed algorithmic trading.
One episode of Black Mirror that struck a chord with the younger generation was Nosedive, which shows what life is like when an Instagram-style app rules every aspect of your life, so I ask Brooker and Jones what they think about social media.
The Lions fell to 7-4, and Suh's reputation took a nosedive as he showed a national television audience why he has been described as a dirty player.
After all, it was "The Apprentice" that reversed NBC Entertainment's financial and ratings nosedive when the show went on the air in 2004.
"Some shows do nosedive at the end, or some piece of content could become incredibly controversial and affect the way the show is seen.
Yes, women absolutely need these spaces and they need them the most in their formative years when girls' confidence levels have been documented to take a nosedive (between eight and fourteen, research shows that girls' confidence in themselves falls by thirty percent).
Problems in the construction industry are laid bare by figures showing a nosedive in planning applications.
Certainly Thursday's results continued the scrambling for explanations of why most long-established shows have taken a nosedive, including such hits as "Grey's Anatomy" on ABC, "The Office" on NBC, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS and "American Idol" on Fox.
Because — to switch metaphors mid-stream, the way "Smash" does with plots — since its delightful pilot, the show has taken a nosedive so deep I'm surprised my ears haven't popped.
Because to switch metaphors mid-stream, the way "Smash" does with plots—since its delightful pilot, the show has taken a nosedive so deep I'm surprised my ears haven't popped.
