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A Multi-Coloured Approach to Twitter
When it comes to using Twitter online, there's plenty of interest from people looking to create a better mousetrap than Twitter.com.
Part of the challenge is providing the features and functionality that work elegantly within the Web experience. At the same time, online services also have to compete against desktop tools such as Tweetdeck and Seesmic. [...]
Different Twitter Tools for Different Tasks
As an enthusiastic user of Twitter for professional and personal reasons, I use a variety of tools to take care of all my needs. Here’s a breakdown of my Twitter “tool box”:
- TweetDeck is my go-to tool due to the ability to create and review a wide variety of columns to track people I follow, [...]
Posted in Services, Twitter Also tagged hootsuite, seesmic, social media, sysomos, Twitter Leave a comment
Get Plugged in with Pluggio
I have tried a lot Twitter publishing tools – online services and desktop software. The biggest problem is while most of them are better than Twitter.com, they fail to match up well against Tweetdeck or Seesmic, which have my two go-to tools.
That said, an interesting new player is Pluggio, an online Twitter publishing tool that [...]
Tweetie: The Start of Twitter’s M&A Activity?
When Twitter raised $100-million of venture capital last September, one of the things it sparked was a lively discussion about acquisitions, which led to speculation about who could be on the target list – Tweetdeck, TwitPic, Seesmic, et al.
Well, Twitter has made a deal but probably not what many people expected. Twitter has entered into [...]
Tweetdeck, Seesmic: Where the Meat?
Tweetdeck and Seesmic are two of the most popular ways to use Twitter because they provide a lot more features than the no-frills Twitter.com.
Tweetdeck and Seesmic continue to aggressively push forward with upgrades that make their services even more useful and valuable, particularly for power users who want the benefits of multiple columns.
The big question [...]



Why Tweetdeck Rules the Rule