flipboard

[flip-bawrd]

noun

1. a pad of paper, set of cards, or similar, mounted on a stand and used to record or display information.

2. a device with panels that can be flipped electronically in order to show updated information, especially those used in airports or train stations.

3. Older Use, Television.,  a board which can be dropped in front of a television camera while broadcasting live in order to show advertisements.

Example Sentences

Mike McCue, the CEO of Flipboard, is convinced such innovation will result in a new era of social networking, where numerous new, more interesting types of social networks will emerge and offer people more choices.

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He hopes that Flipboard's app, Surf will help people manage a messy social media ecosystem.

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Some publishers, like Mediaite, are backing out of SEO-tailored content to curate a direct, loyal audience, one that’s more likely to visit its homepage or to click on Mediaite articles surfaced to readers on apps like Flipboard and specialized feeds like Google News.

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There’s also Flipboard, which works kind of like a personal magazine curated to your interests.

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Today’s outages seem less widespread but still notable, with some users unable to access services entirely and others merely experiencing intermittent faults. DownDetector.com shows reports of issues with the platforms mentioned above, as well as news aggregator Flipboard, online learning site Udemy, dating app Grindr, streaming service Hulu, and IoT services from Honeywell, Life360, and Samsung’s SmartThings.

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