Fans of TV Show Chuck Organize a Live Campaign through Twitter to Directly Reach the Advertisers In Order To Save the Show

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The hit series of NBC, Chuck, are yet again on the stage of the great question of whether or not to have the show renewed for the next season. This time the show’s fans have decided to not let the decision makers to make the decision themselves, they’re coming head on with the use of powerful social media platforms like Twitter as they take in hand the battle to get getChuck signed in for its fifth season by the advertisers and the channel. This week, the fans initiated a new large-scale movement through twitter for showing the strength and audience of the show to the advertisers of the show. This will definitely be a great factor of influence on the decision makers.

Each Monday, the fan site, We Give a Chuck, will be organizing this movement and has hosted this campaign overall. The website instructs the Chuck fans, who are watching the show at the particular time of airing, to just simply send a tweet to the advertisers whenever they come across a commercial during the TV Show is being aired. Furthermore, the website goes on briefing the guidelines, regarding in what way the users can make their 140 character of the tweet most influential of all.

Obama Facebook Visits the Facebook Headquarters for a Q&A Session Attempting To Repeat His Approach of 2008 Campaign

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The current President of the U.S. Obama held an online session at Facebook streaming a love Questions & Answers with Mark Zuckerberg, yesterday. This Facebook session took Obama a step ahead into his next campaign further the next upcoming elections of 2012. Obama is expected to gather a very large audience in his support by means of the Internet, a very precise young audience of potential voters. Even last time, the internet and social media network was his most major tool which took him a long way in 2008, and is most likely applying the same tools as he reruns as the presidential candidate once again in 2012.

This progress resulted right after his budget speech, which was held last week, promising to impose higher taxes on the richer community, along with protecting the social programs. Many analysts observed that the Facebook sessions that was very similar to the ones in his previous campaign that Obama ran during the 2008 elections. They also went on predicting that this same strategy is relatively less likely to work this time. They claim that considering that he had a chance to spend time in the White House, and clearly let down plenty people for not keeping up to the earlier big promises he made during last campaign. Potential voters will no longer support him that easily and would obviously feel hesitant this time to believe his public speaking so easily.

Apple's Seemingly Takes a Step Ahead Than Its Rivals to Get a Cloud-Based iTunes after Signing A Deal with Record Labels

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Apple has taken the lead in the highly competitive grounds with Google to launch their cloud based music service. CNET reports that Apple has managed to finally get a major record label company to officially sign an agreement with company, a step on which Google has been stuck since quite a while, tragically delaying the release of its ready product. Warner Music Group has given all the rights to thus upcoming product of Apple, as they can now steam the entire music library of the huge record label company as WMG.

This has definitely fired up the attempts of Google Music, as even though they started the project way before Apple, they have seemingly failed so far in agreeing any music label company to sign an agreement. Considering Apple joined the race afterwards, and successfully gained the agreement with such big record label in a way shorter time, things defiantly seems to be going in favor of Apple. Apparently Google has failed so far, in all their attempts, of sealing a deal with the concerning licensing which forms the major obstacle in the launch of the product. Whereas on the other side, ‘All Things Digital’ has also claimed that Apple is only few steps away from singing a deal with even the other major players of the music business as well.

Stream of rumors about Wii 2 specs, price and release date hit the web

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Rumors surrounding the new Wii, also dubbed Project Cafe, are growing steadily the closer we get to E3 in June. Mid-April we heard that the new home system would be unveiled at E3, and the console would blow past the Wii’s 480p to running games at HD resolution (1080p). Now, thanks to IGN and their trusted yet unnamed sources, we have a better picture of Nintendo’s latest anticipated console entry.

IGN‘s Scott Lowe has uncovered new information regarding possible pricing, release date, hardware specs and design. The sources claim that the Wii 2 could run anywhere from $350 to $400, though the prices may depend on whether Nintendo decides to lower profit margins. Lowe’s article says that the new Wii will be manufactured by the Taiwanese Foxconn, and may be released as early as mid-October/early November; but Lowe speculates that Nintendo could decide to release in the beginning of 2012 in order to build up their software and hardware horde.

Apple Takes the Risk of Providing the iPhone 5 Prototypes to the Game App Developers

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Apple has seemingly provided game app developers with prototype iPhone models powered by the newest A5 processor, according to a source who spoke with 9to5Mac. The A5 processor, which comes overloaded with iPad 2, and is expected to be an integral part of the iPhone 5 upgrade.

These mysterious sources also disclosed to their links at the 9to5Mac’s writer that these the iPhone pieces granted to the game app developers, looks “virtually identical” to the previous iPhone 4. This similarity of those particular pieces with the original iPhone 4 is so unbelievable that it seems like “there is no way anyone can tell it’s not an iPhone 4 based on the phone’s exterior.” Hence, the bloggers also nicknamed these particular pieces of iPhone 5 prototypes to be called ‘iPhone 4S.’