Diferentiate between "push technology" and "pull technology." Name a company $($other than those described in the textbook$)$ that uses "push technology" and describe how the company uses it$.$ Do the same for a company that uses "pull technology."

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Twitter vs RSS

Twitter can be stressful in a way that RSS is not. Both are digital, but RSS is more active and Twitter is more passive.

RSS gives you content that you have deliberately subscribed to$.$ Your Twitter stream contains updates from people you have chosen to follow, but also unwanted content. This unwanted content comes in several forms: unwanted content from people you chose to follow, retweets, and worst of all tweets that people you follow have $-$liked: You can turn off retweets from people you follow but you can't avoid likes Twitter also has ads, but I find ads less annoying than the other unwanted content:

When an liem shows up in your RSS feed you make a choice whether to open it But Twitter content arrives already opened. including photos. IIl subscribe to someone's RSS feed even if I m interested in only one out of twenty of their posts because it is so easy to simply not read the posts you re not interested in$.$ But if you re only interested in one out of twenty things people say on Twitter, then your stream is $95\%$ unwanted content.