TechCrunch UK (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
It’s not often that Internet companies last 10 years, but Moonfruit in the UK has proved pretty resilient. It survived the dotcom boom the first time round, launching with VC-backing, growing to 65 staff and cutting back to two staff in the space of a couple of years. It’s a wonder why they didn’t exit [...]
Digital Fiction Show (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Twitter Needs a Spam Filter? No, We Need a Marketer Filter / ReadWriteWeb / http://bit.ly/18z6Kp
KID SHIRT (Free subscription) | 45 minutes ago
Possible Blogger/Twitter Inversion? Hmm.
Barbecue Blog (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
I've just discovered Twitter and you can now follow me under the pseudonym of "OutdoorChef"
David McWilliams (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
Writing a new book and how we got into this mess and how will we get out. Its hard to know where to start! Where would you begin? # © David for David McWilliams, 2009. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Twitter
TechRadar (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
It might sound like a pretty self-defeating vanity exercise, but a new service from Australia promises to deliver Twitter users thousands of new followers if they're willing to pay for them. Starting at around £50, uSocial is offering to find followers in blocks of 1,000. The company says it manually searches for people who might be interested in what the client has to say and offers them the...
.: ShaolinTiger - Kung-Fu Geekery :. (Free subscription) | 17 hours ago
Some people are so cibai stupid and greedy it baffles me. And some 'business' people just ruin the market for buyers and sellers. # I am hearing some murmurs that the Akon concert has been postponed til October, can anyone confirm? # RIP Billy Mays, another one bites the dust - http://bit.ly/CidGo # Got a request to [...] Read the full post at shaolintiger.com.
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
Today, Gay Pride. Last week, Glastonbury. Wherever the masses gather, it seems, Sarah Brown is also to be found, smiling for cameras whilst twittering merrily away. The omnipresence of the prime minister's wife has been startling in recent weeks. Whether at first lady Michelle Obama's side, or posing with socialite heiress Paris Hilton, or updating her 300,000 Twitter followers on her home-grown strawberries,...
The Daily Record (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
POP star Lily Allen is one of the most negative celebs on Twitter.
200feet (Free subscription) | yesterday
- At the boys' place. Light bite. Then beers in the KA. # - Even flow, thoughts arrive like butterflies… # - Friday afternoon after lunch at Just Falafs. Mmmmm. It will soon be beer o'clock. # @brixtondawg – what? The gps, or your groin? He he in reply to brixtondawg # - Coffee… Check! Peanut butter on granary [...]
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | yesterday
Lily Allen the singer may have told us all to 'Smile' in her cheery hit single but scientists studying her postings on Twitter ay she is one of the most negative celebrities.
dot.life (Free subscription) | yesterday
Is Twitter suddenly in a dangerous place, risking alienating users by becoming far too corporate, while failing to make any cash from those feeding off it? Three incidents in 24 hours have provoked that question. First, I was invited by BBC colleagues to speak at an internal "summit"on the use of Twitter in our operations. Then I saw our story about the marketing agency promising to buy...
Internet Marketing (Free subscription) | yesterday
Facebook will begin to encourage its users to make their personal information public so that it can be viewed by everyone on the Web. With this move, the company will be in direct opposition with the micro-messaging service, Twitter. On 1st July 2009, the company held a conference for discussing latest changes in privacy controls [...]
Product Reviews Net (Free subscription) | yesterday
Are you a regular Twitter user? You might want to pay particular interest to this story as it has been revealed that Microsoft are planning to index Twitter updates in ‘real-time’ for their new search engine Bing. As reported from PCWorld, it means that users of Bing will be able to see recent status updates [...]
DesignFeeds.com.au (Free subscription) | 17 hours ago
checkout your followers, I was checking out Kevin Rose on Twitter http://twitter.com/kevinrose/following ( it’s a in joke here ) and I noticed that we have some new Ajax features, you can easily switch the the list to an expanded view which includes the persons last tweet, real name and location if you are following the person you can [...]
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