@SonyXperiaCA@SonyXperiaUS@sonyxperia Sony fan site owner: "I covered the Xperia 5 II announcement a week late because I, the person who runs a website focused on Sony products, didn’t even notice the announcement. Now expand that to most consumers." https://t.co/fUeZctP0VM
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Top Youtuber Marques Brownlee on Xperia. He complains that people can't Sony phones until months after launch, after most have already forgotten about them. Also points out lack of carrier support. https://t.co/oT5ScYXARD
@ABC7NY This seems to be missing some details. I've watched the video and read the story. What is the background of the victims? What made it a bias crime? Thank you.
@Penserga25 The Delmarva peninsula is doing a worse job containing COVID than the Korean peninsula, and the South Koreans were hit much harder--and didn't have to do lockdowns. We can learn from them https://t.co/F2joN1c8wg
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@FoxNews There's actually strong evidence that chloroquine is effective against coronavirus. Here's an article from Nature, one of the premier sci journals:
https://t.co/A62iW6aFRJ
And a physician discussing chloroquine study from OK U.
https://t.co/QaYEmBlkq1
@business Please don't turn a positive, kind, humane response into a negative. Ms. Wang and Bloomberg, there are other things to criticize China for; this isn't one of them. Thank you for listening. 7/7
@bloomberg Hi, I'm resending this bec I don't know if my multiple msgs were sent correctly. Selina Wang: On China's charitable actions (sending doctors and supplies to Italy and other countries), it is decidedly UNcharitable to characterize this humanitarian gesture as 1/7
@business ,equipment and experience dealing w/ COVID, to help Italy or other suffering countries? Bloomberg would be right to criticize China, only in that case no spin wd be necessary. So why spin a humanitarian effort in a negative way? Can we get facts w/o commentary? 6/7
China, only in that case no spin wd be necessary. So why spin a humanitarian effort in a negative way? Leave it up to the media to find a way to turn a positive, humane response into a negative. Ms. Wang, there are other things to criticize China for; this isn't one of them. 6/6
@business Selina Wang: On China's charitable actions (sending doctors and supplies to Italy and other countries), it is decidedly UNcharitable to characterize this humanitarian gesture as "rebranding" or an effort to "extend soft power". Don't forget that China has been 1/n
money to aid recovery efforts. China owes Italy, and the two countries have close ties. What if China did nothing, given its stockpile of supplies, equipment and experience dealing w/ COVID, to help Italy or other suffering countries? Bloomberg would be right to criticize 5/n