This news is not particularly noteworthy, other than the fact that I love that the BBC had to apologize because some app developer inserted a push notification into the BBC’s app that said this:

Given the kind of Breaking News Alerts I’ve received on my phone from the Associated Press of late — Chris Brown released from jail; Justin Bieber arrested — a notification that a Game of Thrones episode didn’t contain any nudity actually does feel important, relatively speak.

At any rate, the BBC apologized for the error.

Re two incorrect @BBCNews push notifications sent earlier. This was result of a testing error. The account has not been hacked.

— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) June 25, 2014

via Mashable

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