On Monday, Yahoo announced it was buying Tumblr, the blog network, for $1.
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Twitter would really, really like to make ad-driven TV experiences central parts of its service, and it just confirmed that laser-like focus through an expanded deal with ESPN.
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Look, famous people. I don't think anyone believes you endorse the products you endorse because you believe in them.
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Even worse than the pornbots and trolls, one of Twitter's enduring drawbacks is that there's no reliable way to issue corrections with the service.
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Bill Clinton received a warm welcome from Twitter, after the former U.S. president officially joined the microblogging network Wednesday night
Welcome to Twitter @billclinton, 42nd President of the United States and founder of @clintonfdn.
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This is most likely the last Teri Buhl update, but it is with a small amount of schadenfreude that I point your attention to this news item from the New Canaan Journal.
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Now that the SEC has given companies its blessing to share business data over social media, Bloomberg has begun to pull live Twitter feeds into its market terminals, known as the Bloomberg Professional service.
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I blogged a while back offering five simple suggestions to optimise Tweets. As it went down well I thought it worthwhile expanding on this and giving my insight on growing a follower base and increasing engagement.
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The hashtag, which has long been ubiquitous with Twitter as a way to group tweets into specific conversations, and has also been employed by Google+ and, the now Facebook-owned, Instagram.
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Google's decision to celebrate Cesar Chavez's birthday today in its Doodle, rather than Easter, has spurred some mixed reviews on Twitter.
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See the headline above? That is verbatim advice given by the Uniformed EMTs, Paramedics & Fire Inspector's Union to its members in a recent newsletter, according to the New York Post.
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