Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 04 2009 | puzzazz, twitter
Roy's startup project Puzzazz is featured on TechFlash today.
Quoted: Puzzazz this week extended its reach by launching new "successive reveal" puzzles on Twitter. People who follow the @puzzazz Twitter account will see clues for each puzzle in a series of tweets.
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 10 2009 | twitter, technology, seattle
New project from Marcelo - TweepML
Quoted: It is easy to find individuals to follow on Twitter. But what if you want to subscribe to the Twitter feeds of large groups of people -- say every U.S. Senator or all Twitter employees? That's where a new open source project from Seattle 2.0 founder Marcelo Calbucci comes in.
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 04 2009 | history, twitter
The history nerd in me declares it awesome that the Massachusetts Historical Society is going to tweet JQA's journal two hundred years after it was written. Huzzah!
Quoted: John Quincy Adams, the sixth President of the United States, was born in 1767 and lived until 1848. You would think that alone would exclude him from using Twitter to communicate his thoughts, not to mention him using a computer or even electricity.
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But that’s exactly what the Massachusetts Historical Society is going to make happen starting Wednesday. The kicker’s that every tweet will be formulated by President Adams (@JQAdams_mhs himself. How is that possible, you ask? A high school student browsing the archive of President Adams made a unique observation about his diary entries: they were the length of the standard tweet.ShareViewed: 1 Time - Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 25 2009 | twitter, news, nba
Quoted: Another day, another weird Twitter story. Tonight the news broke that NBA superstar Shaquille O’Neal was being traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Huge news, but what’s humorous is that apparently Shaq found out he was traded on Twitter.
ShareViewed: 1 Time - Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 10 2009 | facebook, twitter, myspace
A couple weeks ago TNT allowed users to sign in with their Facebook, MySpace, or Twitter accounts to view a video stream of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. Today, Turner Networks has shared the percentages user sign-ins of each identity service.
Quoted:: NBA Eastern Conference Finals Users (average of all games):
MySpace: 40%
Facebook: 48%
Twitter: 12%Facebook Connect is lower and MySpace and Twitter are higher than what I am seeing on InfiniteHoops.com.
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - May 27 2009 | twitter
Quoted: Twitter co-founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams kicked off the seventh edition of D: All Things Digital by sitting down with Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg. The duo talked about the rocket growth of their buzzy micro-messaging service; their eventual–and still vague–plans to make money; and their lack of interest in selling the start-up.
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - May 15 2009 | infinitehoops, twitter, basketball
Using Twitter as a developer / product blog for InfiniteHoops.com. Feel free to follow @InfiniteHoops if you like.
Quoted: Argh!!! @jalenrose revealed the ending to the Lakes-Rockets. No more checking Twitter while watching recorded games.
ShareViewed: 1 Time - Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 17 2009 | twitter
Quoted: Sign in with Twitter is the pattern of authentication that allows users to connect their Twitter account with third-party services in as little is one click. It utilizes OAuth and although the flow is very similar, the authorization URL and workflow differs slightly as described below.
ShareViewed: 7 Times - Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 17 2009 | From Google Reader, facebook, twitter
Quoted: The successful crash-landing of crippled U.S. Airways flight 1549 yesterday by Captain C.B. “Sully” Sullenberger is one of the most uplifting stories of the new year — and social media sites have been part of the story. A Twitter user may have gotten the best picture immediately following the incident, and Twitter users haven’t stopped talking about ...
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 11 2009 | From Google Reader, twitter
Quoted: Twitter this. Tweet that. And every day, hoards of new applications plugging into the micro-messaging service. Twitter, clearly, is the next big thing in social networking. Like any growing trend, it attracts lots of buzz, and extensive coverage on sites like Mashable (see our Twitter archive for hundreds of examples). And yet, do we detect an
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