Twitter is one of the greatest web services to hit the web since…[insert your favorite website here]. Last month, I gave you 3 incredibly unique Twitter projects to check out. Today, I’m giving you a few more! Some of the twitter projects you’ll see may already be well known. Nevertheless, here’s more of the […]
Read moreRSS Volume And A Twitter Shift
Some interesting comments have been left on SheGeeks for the articles "Which Do You Read More: Tweets or Blogs?" and "Use Twitter In Conjunction With Your RSS Reader", that have promoted me to ask some questions. RSS Volume Eric Berlin points out: I don’t think of an RSS reader as a particularly great […]
Read moreMake Twitter A Crowd With Crowdstatus
On Friday, Emily Chang of eHub posted about Crowdstatus A way to group together people and view their "status". Currently it only works for groups through twitter. The Crowdstatus web service allows you to create "crowds" or groups of your twitter followers and put them all in one place to see their updates. Currently, the […]
Read moreWhich Do You Read More: Tweets or Blogs?
Wayne Sutton (@waynesutton), a new social media technology evangelist, brought up a very interesting perspective over in the comment section of "Use Twitter In Conjunction With Your RSS Reader". He stated that: But I must say that I read tweets more now than I do blog post. Do many of you do the same? […]
Read moreGridjit: A Visual Twitter Portal Service
I found this little gem through Robert Scoble’s link blog, but it seems the original source is Blog Herald (Gridjit,A Social Portal for Twitter). Gridjit is a portal that presents you with a unique way of seeing your Twitter stream on the web. Instead of the usual vertical 1 column display of tweets, Gridjit shows […]
Read moreUse Twitter In Conjunction With Your RSS Reader
Eric Berlin has an interesting post asking whether Twitter is the new RSS reader. The post provides some great insight as to why Twitter could beat RSS readers, but in reality, it never will and he also happens to point that out from the start. In Berlin’s article he states that: For me, Twitter has […]
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