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A journalist for the British-based ITV network caused a minor furor this week with his Tweets relating how he jumped into the harbor of Rafina, east of Athens, to save an elderly man whose car plunged off the quayside.

Tom Bradby also claimed that the man committed suicide, while at the same time railing at what he described as inaction by coast staff at the port.

Australians are not the type of people who beat around the bush, pardon the pun in advance. They say what is on their minds…and sometimes show it too, as you will see in the marketing campaign of an Australian wine company. The video commercial, unfortunately did cause some outcry for its ‘poor taste’ (pardon the pun again) in use of words.

US astronaut Scott Kelly seems to have a special spot in his heart for Greece. The astronaut tweeted once more on his ‘beloved’ Greece, this time posting ‘To my good friends in Greece. Thinking about you. Hope you are having a great evening’. Who knows, it could be the perfect bird’s eye view of the Greek islands. In any case, thank you Scott.

August 1was National Girlfriend Day (as if Valentines Day wasn’t enough)! Men did everything in their power to make their partners feel special and unique (just saying…). They bought them flowers, took them out on romantic dinners, pledged their love for ever etc, etc.

Twitter failed to add users at a quick enough pace for investors in the second quarter even as revenue grew sharply, feeding concerns about whether it can ever become a mass-market service like Facebook or Google.

Every bit can help, and so it is with mygreeksummer.com, a new initiative by the tourism component of the relevant ministry, which hosts images posted on social media – particularly Twitter — under the hashtag #greeksummer

A Turkish court blocked Twitter for more than two hours after ordering a publication ban on photos and videos of the deadly bombing in southeastern Turkey in the latest instance of a gag order on the media after major crises.

A Turkish court has blocked Twitter and ordered a publication ban on photos and videos of the deadly bombing in southeastern Turkey in the latest instance of gag orders on the media after major crises.

After Greece managed to clinch a dramatic last hour agreement with its EU partner-creditors in a grueling 17-hour meeting in Brussels, pieces of information about the atmosphere of the talks between Greek PM Tsipras and his European counterparts started to emerge through reporters covering the Summit.

A top Twitter executive has said the company ?knows and is closely watching? pressure on Twitter from Turkey, speaking during a visit to Turkey?s Press Council on June 24.