Letterman Introduced to Twitter on Letterman
Still can’t stop chuckling after watching this Twitter introduction. Check out Kevin Spacey introducing Letterman to Twitter. Gotta drink the Kool-Aid! lol
Follow me on Twitter @glennisaac or @onlinedesigner
Follow me on Twitter @glennisaac or @onlinedesigner.
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Microsoft Launches a Twitter Search Engine: BingTweets
It’s hard to believe, but Microsoft appears to be ahead of the curve in search. Though I’ll never really move away from Twitter, Google, and Worio as my default engines, it’s good to keep an eye on stuff like this. Check it out:
Microsoft, in cooperation with Federated Media and Twitter, launched its own full-blown Twitter search engine today. BingTweets mashes up real-time Twitter search with results from Bing, Microsoft’s new and increasingly popular search engine. [...]
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Iran Freedom March – GH1
If you’re on Twitter or live in Los Angeles, the Iranian Freedom efforts are probably on your mind (or fingertips). There’s a lot of buzz building in Iran, and support for those buzzing around the world. The voice of the people is a good thing.
My colleague Mike P. recently invested in a new camera, filmed a recent Iran Freedom March here in L.A., and pulled an all-nighter to edit an outstanding piece highlighting the local support of Iranian Freedom. Check it out below, and forward it to your friends. Spreading the word in creative and remarkable ways is the quickest means to rouse more worldwide support of the Iranian people. Enjoy:
Iran Freedom March GH1 from dynomike on Vimeo.
Twitter and Monetization: Advertising and Analytics
Twitter has been unloading ads in my sidebar. Monetization of Twitter is evolving like the monetization of Google. Grow your audience first. Monetize BIG second.
I really hope I don’t see too many ads like this, though. I’d rather Twitter be monetized through analytics and trend data. That would be a sweet value-add, generating useful data rather than pushing unwanted commercial advertisement.
Regardless, congrats Twitter team! It’s been an amazing ride! Looking forward to what yall do next.
What do you think about the recent addition of advertisements on Twitter?
