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An Easy Way to Back Up Your Tweets

By Mark Evans | Published: July 13, 2010
One thing Twitter doesn’t do is provide access to all of your tweets. For anyone who has shared a lot of content and photos, having access to your tweet history is a necessity or, at least, a good way to have access to your archives. A user-friendly option is TweetBackup, which backs up your tweets. But [...]
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Looking Back at All Those Tweets

By Mark Evans | Published: February 22, 2010
There’s probably a wealth of information within all the tweets you’ve done but it’s not exactly easy to review them. Twitter collects everything but seems far more intent on using data to create an analytics service that give users a user-friendly way to reviews, filter, search and tag their tweets. But if you’re looking for [...]
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SnapBird Dives Deep into Twitter

By Mark Evans | Published: November 12, 2009
A constant refrain from this blog is the inability to dive deep into Twitter’s archives for tweets from the past. Apparently, Twitter is working on this feature but until it arrives, getting access to archives is a frustrating exercise. A new player in the Twitter archive market is SnapBird, which is offering a new service to [...]
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Backup With Backupify

By Mark Evans | Published: November 6, 2009
One of the more frustrating aspects to Twitter is the inability to get access to a complete archive of your tweets, particularly if you’re someone who shares a lot of interesting links to content and online services. There are a few work-arounds that can be used to create a Twitter archive. You can favorite all of [...]
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