as informed in (Photo: Courtesy Langlois family, )Dan Langlois and his son Gabriel have passed through the sliding glass doors leading to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin countless times. Gabriel Langlois following one of his surgeries at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. He decided to send his thoughts and the photo of the doors to Children's in a private Facebook message. With Dan's permission, the hospital shared his words and photo on its Facebook page on Sunday. The Langlois children enjoy Disney World earlier this year.
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Local car dealership goes viral on Facebook
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) - A local car dealer is receiving international attention after a Facebook video went viral. In August, Ed Bozarth Chevrolet, Buick and GMC posted a video on their Facebook page of one of their salesman, Christopher Glenn, showing off one of the new tailgates on the 2019 GMC Sierra. The five minute video has more than 2.9 million views and has been shared more than 37 thousand times. Sales Manager Chris Corum says at one point they were averaging 10 thousand views an hour on this latest video. He says it really took off once the video was shared by an Asian Car Magazine.When Facebook goes down, people go read the news
referring to What happens when internet users can't go on Facebook? From the data, it appears that once Facebook went down, internet users went directly to news websites (for example, nytimes.com), or they searched for news (of any kind, including entertainment and sports) through Google or other search engines to replace their Facebook browsing fix. In the past two years, Facebook has made several moves to downgrade the importance of news content on its platform, focusing instead on users' interactions between family and friends. According to Chartbeat, traffic from Facebook to news publishers' websites has fallen by 40% since January 2017. Perhaps publishers will hope Facebook goes down more often in the future.collected by :Roy Mark
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