Recent Posts Tagged With 'twitter'

• The TweetDeck Directory plus MySpace

  Posted on Monday September 14th, 2009 at 07:49 in myspace, facebook, twitter, tweetdeck

  TweetDeck has rolled out yet another new version - Version 0.30.1. Some of the new additions to the TweetDeck landscape: 1) The online TweetDeck (Beta) Directory makes it easy to find people you may want to follow by category going beyond the ...

• The Summer of 2009 : Tech Winners

  Posted on Monday September 7th, 2009 at 04:17 in apple, google, youtube, facebook, twitter, windows 7, bing, summer 2009, windows mobile 6.5

  As the unofficial end of summer arrives (Labor Day weekend here in the US), it's time for a look back of one of the most rapidly-moving chapters in Tech (and Internet) history ... again. 1) Microsoft delivered a very unexpected triple-play. The Wi...

• Tweetmeme launches V2 - Embraces JS-Kit ECHO

  Posted on Friday August 28th, 2009 at 19:55 in twitter, js-kit, disqus, tweetmeme, nick halstead, jskit echo, tweetmeme v2

  There's simply no disputing that Tweetmeme has been one of the fastest growing services to make use of the Twitter API. It's safe the say the small company redefined 'retweeting', a vehicle that many Twitter users use to direct attention to a spec...

• Sobees - Twitter and Facebook in Silverlight 3

  Posted on Monday July 27th, 2009 at 14:55 in facebook, twitter, seesmic, sobees, tweetdeck, silverlight 3.0, bdule, new twitter client

  Switzerland-based deskNET SA has been testing various versions of their Sobees online social interface as well as their social client app bDule for several months now in Alpha. While numerous others have similar products permeating the growing Twitt...

• Cool Twitter Mosaic Tool. Are YOU here?

  Posted on Wednesday July 22nd, 2009 at 00:07 in twitter, twitter mosaic, orli, go2web20, sxoop.com

  If there's one blogger than consistently comes up with new and cool stuff, it's Orli Yakuel (GO2WEB20). A blog post by Orli earlier today led me to this site which I though was pretty cool (and will be cooler if this works and Twitter's API allows t...

• Logging in just got easier

  Posted on Wednesday July 15th, 2009 at 17:53 in digg, cnet, twitter, popurls, open id, friendfeed, disqus, alltop, facebook connect, blog log in

  I always had a difficult time having to 'join' or log-in a blog or website just to make a comment. Although I understand the logic, there have been many times, I've turned the page on a post on CNET (and numerous other sites). While Disqus has made...

• TweetDeck Desktop upgrade now available

  Posted on Friday June 19th, 2009 at 15:53 in iphone, twitter, twitter clients, tweetdeck, apple iphone app store, tweetdeck app

  While everyone's bound to be writing and commenting later today on Tweetdeck for iPhone, Tweetdeck's Desktop client just got upgraded to version 0.26.2 as well! Previously in beta, the public release today introduces a LOT of new features, among the...

• Google - Hey, we can do that !

  Posted on Wednesday June 17th, 2009 at 22:36 in google, twitter, goog, reuters, steve ballmer, danny sullivan, search engine land, comscore, bing, google. msft, twitscoop, wolframalpha

  As the buzz continues to build around Microsoft's Bing 'decision engine', over at Search Engine Land, Danny Sullivan commented on a new link appearing today on Google.  Google took to their front page Wednesday with a 'small note' : The botto...

• The pessimists aren't laughing anymore

  Posted on Wednesday June 17th, 2009 at 16:45 in iran, twitter, global community, net neutrality, world citizens

  Over the past seven years, I've written more than a few articles in various places including right here about one of my 'dreams' for the future of the Internet. For the most part, my comments were dismissed, even laughed at, almost every time I went...

• Google and Virgin America take Cloud Computing to new heights

  Posted on Tuesday June 9th, 2009 at 23:14 in contest, twitter, virgin america, scavenger hunt, google apps, airline wi-fi, spymaster, the day in the cloud challenge, day in the cloud, day in the clouds

  Like to fly? The Google App Team and Virgin Atlantic have a little contest for you. They're literally taking Cloud Computing to ...ugh .... the clouds! As airlines continue to roll-out Wi-Fi in the US and abroad, a challenge in the air is taking ...

• Bing Ad Campaign goes into overdrive

  Posted on Saturday June 6th, 2009 at 06:58 in Microsoft, robert scoble, twitter, bing, friendfeed, jwt, google. msft, microsoft bing, bing on google, bing advertising

  You don't have to look far, at this stage, to find out about Microsoft's transition from Live.com to Bing. It's gone well beyond the 'tech press' over the past few days. Even a few 'regular people' are Bing ... ing. Those using the MSN.com front pa...

• Twitter for Drew Olanoff - Just incredible.

  Posted on Thursday June 4th, 2009 at 11:45 in twitter, friendfeed, hodgkins lymphoma, blamedrewscancer.com, olanoff, drew olanaoff, blamedrewscancer

  If you've been around the Social Media space for any amount of time, there's a good chance you've crossed paths with Drew Olanoff. My first impressions of Drew were that he was somewhat of a 'character'. As I read his blog posts over a few years...

• The analysts are wrong - Get used it it.

  Posted on Saturday May 23rd, 2009 at 02:19 in google, SEO, Internet Marketing, SEM, online marketing, PPC, twitter, friendfeed, tweetmeme, twitscoop, scoail media, internet analysts

  It takes a lot more to get people to your website (and returning) than it did 6 months ago. I read a lot of stuff, almost daily, from a variety of sources.  Solid online marketing requires a keen knowledge of today's trends and where things see...

• Twitter: Small Up-Settings Update? (Updated!)

  Posted on Tuesday May 12th, 2009 at 22:06 in twitter, louis gray, jesse stay, twitter blog, socialtoo, biz stone post, twitter change

  In a blog post a short time ago on the Twitter Blog, Biz Stone noted a new 'Small Settings Update'. Jesse Stay, who at times, been a critic of the rapidly-rocketing microblogging service, was quick to launch a blog post saying that 'Twitter has ess...

• Energycircle.com goes viral and I'm proud of them

  Posted on Wednesday May 6th, 2009 at 01:25 in SEO, Public Relations, twitter, energy circle, energy circle on twitter, green on twitter, energycircle.com, home power use on twitter

  Those of you that take a moment here or there to read this blog (or subscribe to the new RSS feed address) know that among other endeavors, I've taken a small advisory role with Home Energy Resource LLC (EnergyCircle.com).It wasn't born out of my ong...

• Friendfeed: Hey Twitter. Can you do this?

  Posted on Monday April 6th, 2009 at 13:27 in facebook, twitter, bret taylor, friendfeed, beta friendfeed, new friendfeed beta

  Earlier today, Friendfeed announced a new test user interface at http://beta.friendfeed.com .Addressing concerns that I (and numerous others) have voiced,, the beta is not only easy to use (for those that don't have time to create lists or visit room...

• TV driving search? You bet.

  Posted on Tuesday March 10th, 2009 at 21:51 in cnn, cbs, twitter, google trends, ncis, stillwater pa

  I think most of us would agree that Twitter has a lot to thank CNN for. Mentioned in previous posts here, CNN was the first 'mass media' network to use Twitter extensively live. It set a trend which fed on itself. As I logged on tonight, I notic...

• Gmail and Methadone? Huh?

  Posted on Tuesday February 24th, 2009 at 06:33 in gmail, twitter, gmail outage, google trends, friendfeed, sarah perez, twitscoop, gmail down

  Apparently I was among several thousand Gmail users (or more) this morning that awoke to .... "huh?". I did what I usually do in a case like this and came right here.  Google Trends has been in the right column for some time and last week I dec...

• Twitter launches new look !

  Posted on Thursday September 18th, 2008 at 20:53 in twitter, how to get twitter followers, twitter blog, twitter using ajax, changes to twitter, new look for twitter is here

  Twitter's sporting a new look tonight.Since MOST users access Twitter via an API, many haven't noticed that they too have launched a 'new look and feel' today on the direct website, and it's just the beginning.For now, mostly cosmetic changes, but ...

• September is redesign month!

  Posted on Thursday September 18th, 2008 at 08:32 in online marketing, techcrunch, web marketing, cnet, twitter, content management system, wsj, disqus, legacy migration, new from yahoo, beta friendfeed, new web designs

  It's called 'legacy migration'. When a website or blog employs newer technologies to enhance the user experience, and, in the larger picture, hopefully gain a larger market share. This month, some of the largest websites (and many of the oldest) ha...

• Lifestreaming is just the beginning

  Posted on Thursday September 11th, 2008 at 22:46 in social networking, social networks, twitter, LinkedIn, early adopters, friendfeed, media buys on the internet, buying ads on the internet

  I'll qualify this piece briefly by saying that I feel strongly that organic 'Search' is still No.1 for most websites or blogs to reach a target audience. Target ad buying is second for most marketing campaigns on the Internet, and there's more places...

• Twitter to get TV buzz from CNN ... again

  Posted on Monday September 8th, 2008 at 09:34 in cnn, citizen journalism, twitter, Cable News, anderson cooper, cable tv, rick sanchez, ireport, twitter on cnn, twitter on tv

  At 3 PM ET today, CNN's Rick Sanchez is doing a 'new Twitter show' according to a 'tweet' captured by blogger Craig Stoltz. Numerous prominent bloggers in recent weeks have noted CNN's fascination with Twitter which seemed to coincide with inteviews...

• The good and bad - New adopters

  Posted on Friday August 15th, 2008 at 10:41 in twitter, hardware reviews, friendfeed, louis gray, identi.ca, new adopters

  This blog took a swift right turn not too long ago when Louis Gray hooked my curiosity on the 'latest and greatest'.  I did a blog post on 'the upcoming change', and continued to deliver what I considered to be relevant stories (and good SEO stu...

• Long-time web personalities move to Friendfeed and Identi.ca

  Posted on Tuesday August 12th, 2008 at 09:44 in Internet Marketing, social networking, robert scoble, organic seo, twitter, pownce, friendfeed, identi.ca, friendfeed continues to break out

  Here we go again... ....with Twitter. No, they're not down. No 'fail whale'. This time it's worse. Apparently, those with over 2000 followers can't access their accounts. As of this post, there's been no explanation on the Twitter blog (other t...