These events hardly go unheard; they resonate and spread throughout media outlets quicker than wildfire.
Outlet NextSharkwas quick to criticize the blog, explaining that eating something with chopsticks does NOT make it sushi -- let alone even an Asian food.
Media outlets were quick to report the news, but Queen guitarist May clarified on his blog that Jim's comments were in fact a joke.
Many news outlets were quick to highlight a "blame the victim" mentality prevalent among police, politicians, schools and officials in India.
The rise of social-networking websites and "smart" mobile phones has created new outlets for "quick fix" gaming.Zynga, a studio based in San Francisco set up only in 2007, has hired 80 people since June, more than doubling its staff.
Or, at the least, I'd like to see people only use the outlets for quick charging or for work they have to get done and not just to watch a movie.
Media outlets were quick to note the parallels with the death of an elderly couple in "Late Blossom", a rare Korean film on growing old that was a box-office hit in 2011.That year more than 4,000 South Koreans over the age of 65 committed suicide: a rate five times higher than in 1990, and nearly four times the rich-country average (see chart).
Media outlets were quick to raise the possibility of Jerusalem syndrome – a psychotic state (or a break from reality) often linked to religious experiences.
It's been dubbed the "No Flagging Challenge" and social media and international news outlets were quick to pick up on the story.
Bloggers and news outlets were quick to jump on the story, pointing out the "secret" of Pizza Express' halal meat policy was perhaps not so secret after all... It's explained in the FAQ section of the company's website, has been tweeted about by Pizza Express, and mentioned in previous news reports.
