Premieres Tonight 9p ET|PT
Twitter has been called the pulse of the planet -- home to Lady Gaga, LeBron, foreign revolutionaries, journalists, tech geeks and the Pope himself. CNBC tells the story behind the rise of Twitter, the social media giant whose 200 million active users have made it a fixture at home and around the world.
»Learn more | |
LATEST VIDEO
| | - USA shopping spree: Mission (im)possible?
Finding American made products has become difficult, but CNBC's Jane Wells is up to the task.
» Watch Video
- Man performs coffin-escaping skydive
Anthony Martin, who's 47-years old, was handcuffed, locked inside a casket, then thrown out of a plane. CNBC's Tyler Mathisen reports he was able to unlock the casket, open his parachute and land safely.
» Watch Video
- Bubble brewing in 3D stocks?
3D printing stocks have been on a tear over the past year. But the future of these stocks remain unclear, CNBC's Mary Thompson is following the story at 3D Systems' headquarters in Rock Hill, SC.
» Watch Video
- Unscripted: Carl Quintanilla's favorite Twitter feeds
CNBC's Carl Qunitanilla, host of "Squawk on the Street" and anchor of the documentary, #Twitter Revolution, names his five most entertaining Twitter feeds.
» Watch Video
- Are muni bonds safe?
Laurence Gottlieb, Fundamental Advisors chairman & CEO, shares his thoughts on the state of the municipal bond market after Detroit declared bankruptcy and New York City Mayor Bloomberg warns against rising debt.
» Watch Video
- Santelli 'tinkers' with Lazear's conclusions
CNBC's Rick Santelli questions Ed Lazear, former Council of Economic Advisers chairman, about his economic forecasts and the Fed's monetary policies.
» Watch Video
| | | | 
Access "The Social Exchange"
| | |
 FIRST IN BUSINESS WORLDWIDE. | © 2013 CNBC Inc. All Rights Reserved
900 Sylvan Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 | |
Morning Brief
No comments:
Post a Comment