Twitter Freaks

This site lets you enter your username and find your exact date. Entered the EverythingTwitter.com catalog two years ago

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Many wrong reasons and preconceptions still exist when it come to increase spending on social media.

There's a lot of noise on Twitter. People use a variety of ways to filter through that noise, from following specific lists, finding like-minded people through third party sites, or using a variety of services and websites to find the information that matters to them on Twitter. Another interesting way to filter through what is being said on Twitter, and better yet, analyse it, is to visualize it [...]

generating all of your updates into a book

Produce your own ebook from your tweets. This service sets and publishes your tweets as a PDF (c/o mashable)

Make a PDF book from your tweets

Sur Twitter, il existe des quotas qui peuvent vous bloquer. Si vous avez beaucoup plus d'abonnements que d'abonnés, vous êtes bloqué et il ne vous est plus possible d'ajouter de nouveaux abonnements. Même en ayant un excellent comportement, il est possible de se retrouver dans cette situation. Vous avez peut-être déjà remarqué que certains profils Twitter s'amusent chaque jour à suivre et à quitter un très grand nombre de gens. Il arrive aussi que des utilisateurs tentent de se donner une impression d'influence en se désabonnant en masse de leurs amis.

Find out which of your Twitter updates made people follow or leave you. Simply enter your Twitter ID in the following form.

After weeks of discussion in the blogosphere over whether what happened in Tunisia was a "Twitter revolution," and whether social media also helped trigger the current anti-government uprising in Egypt, author Malcolm Gladwell says "Surely the least interesting fact about them is that some of the protesters may (or may not) have at one point or another employed some of the tools of the new media to communicate with one another. Please. People protested and brought down governments before Facebook was invented. They did it before the Internet came along."

Google and Twitter have launched a service to allow people in Egypt to send Twitter messages by leaving a voicemail on a specific number (+16504194196; +390662207294; and +97316199855)