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Find interesting Twitterers with Twintro

Find interesting Twitterers with TwintronopeI kinds stopped twittering.. I'm hoping for more laconica servers.. (maybe a CNet/Zdnet/webware/Mager one :-))RE: Find interesting Twitterers with TwintroI sure will, Guessing some People from the IRC will too :)I want toIf I do, you will be the first to join.

Tags: Internet Relay Chat (IRC), Twintro, Twitterer

Discussion threads 2008-09-02

Twitterer 1.0.2.5 (Windows)

Twitterer is a completely free application that allows you to quickly and easily send your Twitter updates. Enter your Twitter details then you're ready to go. Just enter your Twitter update and click OK, simple as that.

Tags: Twitter, TouchItUp, Twitterer, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2007-04-17

Additional Resources

The ROI From Twitter: "Don't bother" telling your CFO, O'Reilly says

O’Reilly Media held a Webinar this afternoon that was promoted as delivering “power tips” on how to use Twitter. In the question and answer period, after Tim O’Reilly and Sarah Milstein delivered their tips, one of the questions was: “How do you quantify...

Tags: ROI, Twitter, Tweets, Roi/Tco, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Tom Steinert-Threlkeld

Blog posts 2009-05-21

Oprah comes, Oprah goes: Who cares?

As a tool, Twitter has its advantages and disadvantages, but does it really matter if Oprah Winfrey decides to keep up with her account or not? Apparently the Silicon Alley Insider finds it fascinating, even tracking the number of people following her and the rate of new followers compared to...

Tags: Oprah Winfrey, Twitter, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Joe Brockmeier

Blog posts 2009-04-29

Appcelerator launching open source AIR competitor

Appcelerator launching open source AIR competitor...and then there was MSIE-7How about having the guys at Appcelerator really try-out the demo download links athttp://titaniumapp.com/demos in MSIE-7. Not much of a here's-a-link-to-click feedback when in XP and MSIE-7 -- the digitis secundus mouse pointer. But, hey, that's in a foreign version of...

Tags: open source, MSIE-7, Appcelerator

Discussion threads 2008-12-11

TeachStreet: Starting something big in lots of little places

TeachStreet's launch of a Portland, Oregon, version of its teacher-student connection services has a lot to teach us about the evolution of Web services. The service, which lets students search for local teachers and teachers to offer classes to local and national student audiences, is where education is going: Toward...

Tags: Education, Advertisement, Class, Teacher, Seattle, TeachStreet, Mitch Ratcliffe

Blog posts 2008-08-04

Section 230 to Twitter and others: Delete away

Community and content management don't void a site's immunity under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Participation in an unlawful act does. I was thus taken aback by the legal analysis included in Wired's/Betsy Schiffman's post about Ariel Waldman and Twitter...

Tags: Alteration, Immunity, Twitter, Regulations, Government, Denise Howell

Blog posts 2008-05-24

Building Brand With Web 2.0 Tools

If you’re familiar with Twitter, you’ve probably figured out there’s some interesting things you can do with these types of SMS-based apps. If you’re a power Twitterer all of you know it’s way more than “what am I doing”. Jaiku’s the other one, and although essentially both provide the same...

Tags: Web, Brand, Twitter, Jaiku, Web 2.0, Branding, Productivity, Internet, Marketing, Randy Smythe

Blog posts 2007-11-01

Does Techmeme's Leaderboard connote the death of blogging?

Robert Scoble laments the existence of the Techmeme Leaderboard, which ranks sites every 20 minutes based on the amount of headline space they occupied on Techmeme over the 30 days. He suggests that the list of top sources for Techmeme heralds the death of blogging because the dynamic leaderboard...

Tags: TechCrunch, Blog, Twitter, Robert Scoble, Blogging, Internet, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-10-01

Pew Report notes, part three: He shoots, he scores... telling the story that makes a winner

The Pew Internet & American Life Projects report, A Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users, has raised a lot of questions in the mediasphere in the past couple days. Despite the concerns that social media, or "Web 2.0," are not catching on with rapidly or broadly enough, the report...

Tags: Business &, Technology

Blog posts 2007-05-08