Monthly Archives: January 2010

A Beautiful and Visual Way to Search Twitter

There are lots of Twitter search engines (Twazzup, Scoopler, Topsy, et al) but for something different and beautiful, check out True Colors of Twitter. It’s a visual search engine that shows tweets as different colored-bubbles that move across the screen. To see the contents of a “bubble”, you click on it. True Colors of Twitter [...]
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Tickery: Who’s Following Who in Common

Tickery is another interesting tool to discover new people to follow. It works by having you submit two Twitter users, and then displays the people in common who they follow. By rolling over each avatar/photograph that’s display, you can see information about each person being followed, including their Twitter ID #, which I suspect shows [...]
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Twitter: Just Buy Mr. Tweet

There’s lots of buzz about Twitter’s new (and improved?) suggested user list (aka SUL), it which it provides users with other people to follow. The original SUL mostly promoted A-Listers and celebrities, which explains why people such as Ashton Kutcher quickly built up a massive number of followers. The new SUL (here’s a TechCrunch review) [...]
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Validate Your New Twitter Followers

Given the concerns about spam, there’s a growing interest in the quality of followers on Twitter. In other words, more Twitter users are starting to get their heads around the idea of quality rather than quantity even though we still tend to celebrate people who have thousands of followers. The question is how you effectively [...]
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The Twitter Fail Whale Has Resurfaced

Just when you think Twitter’s technical difficulties are a thing of the past, the dreaded Fail Whale makes another appearance due to “over capacity”. When you raise more than $100-million venture capital, this ain’t supposed to happen.
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