Archive for August, 2009
How To Chose Who You Follow On Twitter
26 Aug 2009Admit or not, we all have our little secret methods of deciding whether to follow someone on Twitter or not. Luckily, the guys over at TechCrunch shed some light on the Golden Ratio theory of following users on Twitter.
The Golden Ratio, or the followers versus following theory is something that most Twitter power users seem [...]
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- Tags: golden ratio, golden rule, growth, spam, tweet, twitter, users
Post Anonymously With Tweet From Below
In: News
26 Aug 2009Send tweets, good or bad, without fear of being caught with new website- Tweet from Below.
The website is straightforward- simply type in what you want to say and press send. These will the be sent to Tweet From Below’s personal Twitter account, and if using an @ reply, the receiver. No login is required, so [...]
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- Tags: anonymous, defamation, IP, tweet, tweet from below
Twitter’s Bid To Trademark The Tweet Fails
In: News
25 Aug 2009Twitter’s attempt to trademark the word Tweet has been rejected.
As Twitter Bulletin mentioned a few months ago, Twitter submitted an application to the US patent and trademark office in order to claim the word, which describes the action of sending a 140 word message to followers.
It is claimed that the application didn’t go through due [...]
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- Tags: associated press, biz stone, fail, macquarie dictionary, trademark, tweet
Sex Arrives On Twitter
In: News
24 Aug 2009Twitter has become known for it’s crazy and crude followers, such as toilets that tweeted people’s bowel movements, and a farting chair. Now a new Twitter account, Twitt Sex allows users to sign up and check out pornographic tweets.
Claiming to be the adult version of Twitter, Twitt Sex allows users to share explicit content on the [...]
Geolocation Services Coming To Twitter
In: News
23 Aug 2009Earlier this week over on the official Twitter blog, Biz Stone detailed how the company was moving towards adding true geolocation functionality into Twitter.
The announcement detailed how in the near future the Twitter API will allow developers to add longitude and latitude information to any tweet sent, essentially allowing your followers to exactly pin point [...]
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- Tags: api, biz stone, geolocation, google latitude
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