A study undertaken by researchers at both Harvard and Northwestern University in the States have been studying Twitter updates, in order to discern the overall happiness levels of American citizens. (more…)
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Researchers turn to Twitter to ascertain mood of a nation
July 24, 2010 by JenCategory: TwitterTags: Twitter | Comments Off
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Twitter enhances its functionality for users
June 15, 2010 by Jenny SandersonTwitter has just announced that they have developed an evolved version of their Tweeting service, which enables Twitter users to update their location automatically when they post a tweet to the site. (more…)
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Twitter announce acquisition of traffic data usage startup
June 13, 2010 by James OliverTwitter announced this week that they have acquired a group known as Smallthought Systems, a start up company that are responsible for Trendly, an application that allows web sites to find out more about the usage and traffic data that is collected by Google Analytics. (more…)
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Twitter seek to define ‘core Twitter experience’
May 28, 2010 by Andy RussellSocial networking site Twitter has announced this week that it will no longer be allowing third parties to spam the Twitter stream with annoying messages that advertise their products or services. (more…)
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Big rise in time spent online by UK web users
May 27, 2010 by Matt ThomasDue to the unprecedented rise of such social networking behemoths as Facebook and Twitter it has been revealed that web users in the UK now spend an average of one full 24 hour day per month online, this is a massive 65 per cent increase from three years ago. (more…)
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Microsoft announce social media aggregator Spindex
May 6, 2010 by James OliverMicrosoft seem to have come to the realisation that there is no competing with Social Networking giants Facebook and Twitter so they have instead announce a tool that is able to aggregate all of a users social media activity into one place. (more…)
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Social web calling for Spotify
April 29, 2010 by Andy RussellIn a bid to lure people away from Apples ever growing iTunes music service Spotify have entered the social networking sphere. The company announced that it would be integrating its online music service with Facebook and Twitter. (more…)
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1 million users and counting for social network start-up Foursquare
April 28, 2010 by Jenny SandersonSocial network start-up Foursqaure are relative new comers to the scene but in an online world dominated by Facebook and Twitter they are doing surprisingly well. (more…)
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Google Maps goes social with help from Google Buzz
April 26, 2010 by AndreGoogle Buzz launched earlier this year to compete with Facebook and Twitter in a social networking war that, lets face it, they have never really had a chance of winning. As seemed fairly inevitable at the time Google Buzz is still some way behind the main two in terms of users but Google have given themselves a boost by integrating their popular Google Maps service with their new social networking platform. (more…)
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Google Replay to allow search of old Tweets
April 19, 2010 by Matt ThomasGoogle have announced a brand new feature that will allow users of social networking site Twitter to search a public archive of Tweets efficiently, the service will be named Google Replay. (more…)
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Google’s Android to receive official Twitter app
April 18, 2010 by James OliverTwitter have confirmed that they will finally be releasing the first official Twitter application for a mobile operating system, the beneficiary of this will be Google’s Android. (more…)
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Twitter to allow advertising on its site
April 13, 2010 by AndreTwitter has announced that it will allow advertising on the site for the very first time in the coming weeks. The social networking site had previously not had any form of advertising on the site, but they appear to have developed a way to ‘Twitterfy’ the use of adverts on the site. (more…)
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New look for Twitter homepage
April 3, 2010 by AndreIn July 2009 Twitter unveiled a major update to its homepage, this revamp ensured that a lot of information was shown on the homepage, much more than had been visible in earlier versions. This was quite a big change, a major overhaul of what Twitter users had come to expect from the homepage, 9 months down the line and Twitter are at it again as they have this week announced another major rework of their homepage. (more…)
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Twitter announce service that knows exactly where you are
March 17, 2010 by Matt ThomasAs if it wasn’t enough to know exactly what people are doing at any point during the day, Twitter is now going to ensure that we know exactly where they are doing it as well, but I have absolutely no idea why. The Twitter as we know it simply asks you the question “what are you doing?” to which you type your answer, It will now also ask the question “where are you doing it?” but here’s the thing, you do not even have to type the answer as Twitter will already know. (more…)
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