Bp On Twitter

Twitter is becoming the place for parody with characters that include an elusive cobra, a tipsy Queen of England, a profanity-spewing US politician

Twitter is becoming the place for parody with characters that include an elusive cobra, a tipsy Queen of England, a profanity-spewing US politician

As much as 40,000-plus barrels of oil per day are pouring from BP's ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico, a US official has said, more than doubling the previous government estimate."The lowest estimate that we're seeing that the scientists think is credible is probably about 20,000 barrels, and the highest that we're seeing is probably a little ove...

With corporate imbroglios now come online parodies - sometimes very popular ones.

It would take several months to bring the environmentally disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico under control, US President Barack Obama acknowledged on Monday following a special cabinet meeting on the crisis."Even if we are successful in containing some or much of this oil, we are not going to get this problem completely solved until we actu...

On Thursday morning, BP tried to communicate with its nearly 12,000 followers on Twitter that something promising may have happened in the Gulf of Mexico, where its oil  well has been gushing out of control for more than a month: "Admiral Allen shares the 'good news' of the successful LMRP riser cutting and outlines the next steps on @CNN." No...

Twitter is becoming the place for parody with characters that include an elusive cobra, a tipsy Queen of England, a profanity-spewing US politician

Twitter is becoming the place for parody with characters that include an elusive cobra, a tipsy Queen of England, a profanity-spewing US politician

As much as 40,000-plus barrels of oil per day are pouring from BP's ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico, a US official has said, more than doubling the previous government estimate."The lowest estimate that we're seeing that the scientists think is credible is probably about 20,000 barrels, and the highest that we're seeing is probably a little ove...

With corporate imbroglios now come online parodies - sometimes very popular ones.

It would take several months to bring the environmentally disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico under control, US President Barack Obama acknowledged on Monday following a special cabinet meeting on the crisis."Even if we are successful in containing some or much of this oil, we are not going to get this problem completely solved until we actu...

On Thursday morning, BP tried to communicate with its nearly 12,000 followers on Twitter that something promising may have happened in the Gulf of Mexico, where its oil  well has been gushing out of control for more than a month: "Admiral Allen shares the 'good news' of the successful LMRP riser cutting and outlines the next steps on @CNN." No...