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A Facebook data scientist has laughed off recent research by Princeton University which claimed that the social network giant would lose 80% of its users in the next few years. According to the model the Princeton researchers used, Princeton University would be extinct by the end of the decade and our entire planet will vanish by 2060. That last prediction is based on declining searches for the word "air" on Google. 
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A flood of stats about Sunday night’s Oscars ceremony has been unleashed upon the web. Among these stats are some looks at trends from Google, Twitter and Facebook. Best-actress winner Jennifer Lawrence was the most Google'd nominee during the broadcast, and her dress was the most Google'd item on the red carpet. "Argo" as best picture with 85,300 tweets per minute (tpm) nosed out Adele's performance of Bond-theme song "Skyfall" at 82,300 (tpm). Meanwhile, Facebook reported the Oscar buzz was the social network's biggest buzz of the year (bigger than the Super Bowl or the Grammys) with 66.5 million Oscar mentions during the live telecast.
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