99.96% Uptime is Bogus Marketing (6)
share
digg
by
Aaron Brazell (20)
on
Technosailor (26)
3 days, 9 hours
ago
permalink
Reliability Update Twitter has been making great progress in terms of uptime and reliability. Fail Whale sightings are far less frequent these days thanks to our efforts but we still have a long journey ahead. Last month we saw 99.88% uptime and so far this month we are at 99.96%. Our engineering and operations teams have been taking a very methodical approach to improving Twitter. We’re using the word “craftsmanship” to characterize our work here ...
http://fastwonderblog.com/2008/08/19/using-twitter-for-brands-or-corporate-identities/ (6)
share
digg
by
Dawn (23)
on
Fast Wonder Blog: Consulting, Online Communities, and Social Media (21)
2 weeks, 4 days
ago
permalink
As most of you know, we launched Shizzow last week, and we began using the Shizzow Twitter account with it. I’ve been doing most (but not all) of the tweeting from the Shizzow account, and I wanted to share some best practices for using a corporate Twitter account effectively without being spammy. Starting points This post assumes that you are already familiar with Twitter and are using it for a personal account, but if you ...
Five New Twitter Tools You Should Know | Online Marketing Blog (3)
share
digg
Twitter Searches, Twams, and Twogs | The Blog Herald (3)
share
digg
by
Lorelle VanFossen (42)
on
The Blog Herald (109)
3 weeks, 2 days
ago
permalink
Have you searched for comments about you or your blog on Twitter? Have you ever wondered what people are saying about you? There is a lot you can learn by searching Twitter and monitoring popular keywords and topics. For following trends, it’s invaluable. How to Track Keywords and Search Terms in Twitter There are a variety of ways to track what people are saying about you and other topics. Twitscoop tracks the most popular keywords ...
My Social Media/Web Tools Review for August (1)
share
digg
If Google Wants to Make an Extra Billion Dollars Tomorrow… (2)
share
digg
by
Zach Epstein (40)
on
Boy Genius Report (120)
3 weeks, 5 days
ago
permalink
…It should start charging $1 per month for Gmail service. Twitter users probably represent one zillionth of the Gmail user base (yes, that is an exaggeration) and here is the Twitter reaction when Gmail went down for less than 30 minutes today: Twitter reaction Bravo Google, the world needs Gmail. I would venture a guess that at only $1 per month Google would likely retain well over 50% of its current user base. That’s a ...
Social media - bubble or real life? (3)
share
digg
by
Benedikt (4)
on
life under electronic conditions (0)
1 month
ago
permalink
There is some kind of a social media bubble. Not as much in a financial sense as in a conceptual sense. If you’re (over)using Friendfeed, Twitter, Wordpress, Wikipedia etc. you slowly begin to believe that this is the world. Maybe a bit larger than Silicon Valley, but no more than a global village. Many Startup enterprises are trying to sell solutions for problems created by other startups’ products. And in the line, there’s the next ...
FriendFeed Status Blog Anyone? FriendFeed Is Down and It Is Very Disappointing. (4)
share
digg
by
Svetlana Gladkova (134)
on
Profy.Com (0)
1 month
ago
permalink
Hello. I'm Svetlana and I'm a FriendFeed addict. I have a habit of checking FriendFeed every time that I strike out every single completed task on my to-do list (yes, I admit that I'm conservative enough to still do it on paper). A few minutes earlier I clicked the "Publish" button on the previous post and went to FriendFeed to see if I had anything urgent or interesting to reply to. And I failed. No, ...
Twing Adds Brand Monitoring Features to its Forum Search (4)
share
digg
by
Scott Blitstein (19)
on
WebWorkerDaily (553)
1 month, 1 week
ago
permalink
Monitoring the Internet for people discussing your product or brand can be invaluable to help understand how the public views you. Tools like Google Alerts or Filtrbox can handle news, blogs and web pages while Summize keeps tabs on Twitter. For forums and message boards there is Twing. The last time we looked at Twing, Mike found the forum friendly search engine to be a useful tool in the search arsenal, particularly for finding help ...
Cuil and Business Models: Complement, Replace or Create? « I’m Not Actually a Geek (10)
share
digg
by
Hutch Carpenter (67)
on
I'm Not Actually a Geek (66)
1 month, 1 week
ago
permalink
Cuil went live Monday. The new search engine promises dramatically better search results: Rather than rely on superficial popularity metrics, Cuil searches for and ranks pages based on their content and relevance. When we find a page with your keywords, we stay on that page and analyze the rest of its content, its concepts, their inter-relationships and the page’s coherency. Cuil went live with an incredibly high level of publicity. Alas, the promise of the ...
What’s going on? (1)
share
digg
by
Sol (16)
on
On Top of Splashtop (0)
1 month, 1 week
ago
permalink
Those who read this blog probably know that I’m a fan of Twitter. If you’d like to read my overview of the microblogging service check out this post. As someone who is really into social media, like Twitter, I’m always excited to find a tool that lets me take advantage of the constant conversation that’s going on. I love to show this tool to people because for those who don’t use Twitter regularly, it is ...
Twitter chokes…again (1)
share
digg
by
emersondirect (0)
on
Emerson Direct Marketing Observations (0)
1 month, 2 weeks
ago
permalink
So I was just remarking on how well Twitter performed during the last Twebinar and was also telling someone how I received 25 new followers, and then the next thing you know, I start seeing tweets of people who lost hundreds, thats right hundreds of followers. I lost 40. If you’re curious as to what your numbers WERE go here Twittercounter I would also suggest reading TwitterCounter, Inflation and Moby Dick The excuses as usual, ...
Few tipping points (1)
share
digg
by
Keren Dagan (0)
on
Webnomena (0)
1 month, 2 weeks
ago
permalink
Delver should add Mybloglog to their “Locate your Profile” section - it will help them building a wider social graph by drawing from a reach network. It may help them finally find and associate my blog with my profile. If not, at least let me add/claim it by myself. Muxtape is cool. Its simplicity is like Twitter, attractive. And the same as Twitter it needs something like Summize (now Twitter Search) for finding cool and ...
Persuasive Picks for the week of 07/14/08 (1)
share
digg
by
Jeff Glasson (0)
on
PerkettPRsuasion - The PerkettPR Blog (2)
1 month, 2 weeks
ago
permalink
Twitter Acquires Summize. Confirmed. Just like chocolate and peanut butter, the two great web apps that go great together make the pairing official. What You Should Know Before you Switch from BlackBerry to iPhone Unless you’ve been living under a rock without any form of mainstream media coverage for the last few months, you’ve already heard plenty of things about the new Apple iPhone 3G. If you’re a Blackberry user and have been thinking about ...
First Look at Tweenky, Gmail-like Interface for Twitter (22)
share
digg
by
Orli Yakuel (81)
on
GO2WEB20 Blog (81)
1 month, 2 weeks
ago
permalink
I'm really happy for the Twitter/Summize partnership because I loved the real-time feature on Summize (a necessary one), which I guess will be integrated on Twitter stream anytime soon.Gladly, I don't have to wait till it happens. I've tested a new service that giving me so much more than Twitter itself. Tweenky is not yet another Twitter tool that we usually see, it's a full management that built under consideration that you use twitter on ...
Twitter’s Acquisition of Summize (1)
share
digg
by
Workstreamer (3)
on
The Workstreamer Blog (0)
1 month, 2 weeks
ago
permalink
As everyone already knows, Twitter acquired Summize. What does it mean about for Twitter? First and foremost, this makes Summize gives life to the data inherent in Twitter. We now have a faster and more efficient way to find people, objects and anything in between which we may want to track in Twitter. Thus Twitter is now a legitimate business intelligence tool with Summize acting as a stepping-stone to a demographic of early technology adopters ...
Elcsíptünk egy kis twitter redesign-t (4)
share
digg
by
_original (0)
on
publik.wamma.hu (2)
1 month, 3 weeks
ago
permalink
Nemrég szólt szajmon hogy hé, a twitter kicsit másképp néz ki, mint ahogy. Gyorsan frissítettem én is, és lám, valami ilyesmi lett belőle (alább kattintható), ő gyorsan le printscreen-elte, de szajmon twitter-designjának köszönhetően sajnos nem sok látszik belőle. De elmondjuk. Kicsit átalakult a betűtípus néhány helyen, pl. a státuszüzenet idejénél. Átláthatóbb lett, szellősebb, ez látszik az avataroknál is. Oldalt a navigáció menüszerű lett a két fehér oszlop egybevonásával, és átrendeződött néhány dolog. Például az utolsó ...
Elcsíptünk egy kis twitter redesign-t (4)
share
digg
by
_original (0)
on
publik.wamma.hu (2)
1 month, 3 weeks
ago
permalink
Nemrég szólt szajmon hogy hé, a twitter kicsit másképp néz ki, mint ahogy. Gyorsan frissítettem én is, és lám, valami ilyesmi lett belőle (alább kattintható), ő gyorsan le printscreen-elte, de szajmon twitter-designjának köszönhetően sajnos nem sok látszik belőle. De elmondjuk. Kicsit átalakult a betűtípus néhány helyen, pl. a státuszüzenet idejénél. Átláthatóbb lett, szellősebb, ez látszik az avataroknál is. Oldalt a navigáció menüszerű lett a két fehér oszlop egybevonásával, és átrendeződött néhány dolog. Például az utolsó ...
Twitter搜索引擎通过收购Summize上线 (2)
share
digg
by
Hong Xiaowan (103)
on
G日报 (111)
1 month, 3 weeks
ago
permalink
据Owen Thomas报道: Twitter搜索引擎通过收购Summize上线,提供全文搜索和全文搜索API。 据WangTam报道: Twitter还将聘请5-6名Summize的雇员,现在http://www.summize.com的域名自动跳转到http://search.twitter.com。 版权许可请查看关于本站。
Back on Track (1)
share
digg
on
Moopz Popular (0)
1 month, 3 weeks
ago
permalink
Now that Twitter has gone public with its Summize acquisition and Evan Williams’ detailed discussion with Mike Arrington at FooCamp, we can put to rest the garbage that Twitter is not perhaps the most important service of the next generation of computing. Williams’ transparency about potential business models may be of most interest to the TechCrunch audience, but for those who see the world through an enterprise lense, the Summize deal marks the end of ...