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25 Year old Frenchman Arrested for Hacking Obama’s Twitter Account!

Max Lee — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 23:38:18 +0000

Obama’s twitter account was hacked by a 25 year old Frenchman by guessing password reminder questions. The man has been arrested and probably looking at jail time of 2 years.

I think this brings the question that the White House should employ better passwords and password reminder questions for the future.

The 25-year-old is said to have hacked into the micro-blogging website, by simply guessing users’ passwords.

via bbc news

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25 Year old Frenchman Arrested for Hacking Obama’s Twitter Account!

Recommend Twitter Lists on TwitLi.st!

Max Lee — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:00:35 +0000

TwitLi.st, a user recommended Twitter List search engine, has just launched their beta stage. It’s a site where Twitter users can recommend great Twitter lists they find, sorta like #FollowFriday except you are recommending lists.

If you are a Twitter user, we highly recommend you to check out the new user recommended Twitter Lists on TwitLi.st!

Press Release:

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) February 5, 2010 — TwitLi.st, a brand new Twitter-app site (not affiliated with Twitter), is launching today and aims to gather the best of Twitter Lists from Twitter. Their website, http://TwitLi.st, focuses on user recommended Twitter lists where any Twitter user can recommend their favorite Twitter lists.

“I think the hardest part about communicating via Twitter is the time involved with trying to find people similar to yourself or your niche. Twitli.st is aiming to make finding like-minded people easy.” – Josh Whitford, co-founder of TwitLi.st
Twitter lists are lists that Twitter users can create themselves by adding other Twitter users of their interest. For example, a Twitter user could make a list called “TV shows” where she can follow all of her favorite TV shows that have Twitter accounts. This new feature, Twitter Lists, was introduced by Twitter in October 2009.

TwitLi.st, aims to change how Twitters use Twitter by building a list of the most “recommended” Twitter lists and building a list search engine for every Twitter user.

In layman’s terms, TwitLi.st aims to become the “list” of Twitter lists where people can easily find other Twitter users of their interest through recommendations.

TwitLi.st’s effort for community recommendation search engine will eventually allow new Twitter users to have a ton of great recommended Twitter users to follow. In the near future, when TwiLi.st gathers enough recommendations, TwitLi.st team will introduce the “List Search Engine” where Twitter users would be able to search for the most recommended people in their field of interest and with ease.

Currently, Twitter itself provides recommendations for new users but these are not based on people’s votes. By providing users to recommend their favorite Twitter lists for others, the co-founders Max Lee and Josh Whitford believe this will make Twitter more usable and easier to grasp for those new to Twitter and seasoned veterans who are searching for better Twitter tools for finding new information and people. Plus, the democratic nature of the site will appeal to more people who are not yet familiar with Twitter and are willing to listen to community recommendations.

On top of user recommended Twitter Lists, TwitLi.st builds on “master lists” that are built by the recommended lists. These “master lists” will ultimately list the most recommended(listed) Twitter users first, thereby allowing Twitter users to easily identify the best people to follow on Twitter or so-called “experts” in that category.

For Twitter users who are interested in recommending Twitter lists to others or want to find out what all the fuss is all about, you can head over to TwitLi.st to recommend your favorite Twitter List.

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Recommend Twitter Lists on TwitLi.st!

Bill Gates Now On Twitter!

Max Lee — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 23:41:01 +0000

Bill Gates just popped on Twitter 4 hours ago, you can follow Bill Gates here @BillGates.

Bill Gate’s first tweet ever:

“Hello World.” Hard at work on my foundation letter – publishing on 1/25.

His site linked on Twitter – http://www.gatesfoundation.org/

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Bill Gates Now On Twitter!

Google Real-Time Search and Live Twitter Tweets Coming Soon!

Max Lee — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:32:42 +0000

Wow, this is going to be HUGE, Google has just announced that real-time Google search will be going LIVE officially in couple days with Twitter updates and others like Facebook updates:

Our real-time search features are based on more than a dozen new search technologies that enable us to monitor more than a billion documents and process hundreds of millions of real-time changes each day. Of course, none of this would be possible without the support of our new partners that we’re announcing today: Facebook, MySpace, FriendFeed, Jaiku and Identi.ca — along with Twitter, which we announced a few weeks ago.

The new features will be rolling out in the next few days and will be available globally in English. You can try them out today by visiting Google Trends and clicking on a “hot topic,” which in most cases will bring you to a search results page with the new real-time feature.

I think this is definitely going to put some more importance on Twitter in terms of search and how many more people will be able to “search” Twitter using Google search.

My only worries is that Twitter spammers don’t flood the real-time search results and that we will have to see how Google will be handling it.

Also see this great video that shows you how big this will be:

Download latest version of Flash to view video!.

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

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Google Real-Time Search and Live Twitter Tweets Coming Soon!

Twitter Finally Getting a Revenue Model!

Max Lee — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:47:51 +0000

Twitter, the company worth billions already that has not made a dime yet, has finally decided to unleash its financial whale within through paid services for business accounts:

“This takes advantage of some of the commercial use of Twitter we’ve seen from businesses like airlines and big box stores,” said Stone. “We want to present to them a layer of features that allows them to become better at Twitter, show them some of the analytics.”

Twitter, which is valued at around $1 billion, has yet to settle on a business model for the service, and paid-for business accounts will provide a welcome revenue stream for the microblogging platform.

This certainly is great news for Twitter and alike, and also, Twitter seems very likely to be included in future searches on major search engines like Google, Yahoo, and Bing.

Last month, Twitter signed deals with Google and Microsoft Bing to integrate its real-time search results in to both search engines.

via telegraph

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Twitter Finally Getting a Revenue Model!

How to Make Your Own Twitter Clone with StatusNet!

Max Lee — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:16:53 +0000

StatusNet is making rounds of VC funding to create the next revolution of self-hosted microblogging platforms. I don’t see how you can compete against with Twitter but you can definitely make your own micro-network and make your own rules. You can try the self-hosted version by downloading the zip file here. But definitely, making Twitter clone will be becoming easier and easier with companies like StatusNet creating new rules on the interwebs.

StatusNet wants to become the WordPress of microblogging. It created an open-source microblogging software platform (formerly called laconi.ca, now called status.net) which anyone can download and run on their own servers. Now, it is working on a hosted version of Status.net, currently in private beta. (We have 50 invites for anyone who includes the invitation code “TC09″ on the signup page).

via techcrunch

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How to Make Your Own Twitter Clone with StatusNet!

How to Report Spammers on Twitter, no more spam!

Max Lee — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:29:01 +0000

Twitter’s biggest problems lay in that it’s hard to filter out spam followers but Twitter has recently added a new feature that lets Twitters to report spammers directly using its right-click feature along with unfollow buttons. I think this is a great idea for filtering out spam on Twitter, which I suspect is a big percentage of Twitter users.

Of course, this might also let innocent Twitters to be marked by “spam” by spammers themselves so time will tell if the new feature will work. At least now we have a way to flag spammers, yey!

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How to Report Spammers on Twitter, no more spam!

Twitter’s New Terms lets you “Own” Your Tweets!

Max Lee — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 21:13:40 +0000

Twitter, the most popular 140 characters or less service today, has updated their ToS to let twitters “own” their tweets. I think this is a great move on their part.

Plus, it will allow more Twitters like me to keep tweeting more without worrying about my own tweets getting scraped by other twitter spammers.

Of course, I think they still have a long ways to go to make the service more stable and popular but I like what they are doing so far.

New rules:

Advertising—In the Terms, we leave the door open for advertising. We’d like to keep our options open as we’ve said before.

Ownership—Twitter is allowed to “use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display and distribute” your tweets because that’s what we do. However, they are your tweets and they belong to you.

APIs—The apps that have grown around the Twitter platform are flourishing and adding value to the ecosystem. You authorize us to make content available via our APIs. We’re also working on guidelines for use of the API.

SPAM—Abusive behavior and spam is also outlined in these terms according to the rules we’ve been operating under for some time.

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Twitter’s New Terms lets you “Own” Your Tweets!

Twitter Hack – How to Manage Multiple Twitter Accounts!

Max Lee — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:27:12 +0000

Well, I have like a gazillion Twitter accounts due to the fact that I manage so many blogs but here’s a bunch of great apps you can use to manage all your twitter accounts in one screen without logging in and out of each one.

Here comes the ultimate place for multiple twitter accounts. They have it all in my opinion, and do it quite well. This is a professional suit all in all. They let you add a bunch of twitter accounts. You have all your replies and DMs. You can send the same message to all your accounts by selecting the profile image you want to send it to.

via gissisim

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Twitter Hack – How to Manage Multiple Twitter Accounts!

Twitterfall – Real-Time AJAX Application for Twitter!

Max Lee — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 15:48:46 +0000

I have to admit that one of the hardest things about twitting is actually following a conversation. Even if you have a Twitter desktop application installed, I find that it’s hard to follow things in real-time.

Twitterfall, a real-time AJAX application for Twitter, solves this problem by allowing tweets to “fall” from the top as they are twitted live.

I see a great potential in this type of application, especially it’s also based on AJAX. I am not sure how successful this new site will be but it sure is very impressive, made by a 19 year old.

And so it is with the founders of Twitterfall, Tom Brearley and David Somers, two 19-year-old computer science students at the University of York who have made one of the best Twitter tools on the market

via telegraph

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Twitterfall – Real-Time AJAX Application for Twitter!

Austin Police Faker Twitter Account Suspended!

Max Lee — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:15:07 +0000

Here’s an interesting news that someone had been impersonating the Austin Police on Twitter.

Although not much of a news to me, this could be pivotal for the police officers who must deal with bs on Twitter. Well, if they use Twitter that is.

I don’t think Twitter is that popular yet but this could be start of many, many impersonations on Twitter and they can’t stop ALL of them…

After complaints from the City of Austin and the Texas attorney general’s office, the social networking site Twitter has shut down a fake account that pretended to issue Austin Police Department bulletins with official-sounding messages that included “warming up my radar gun for SXSWi.”

The “AustinPD” page had about 450 followers. It was created in 2008 and used the official City of Austin seal. The page now states that the account “has been suspended due to strange activity.”

via statesman

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Austin Police Faker Twitter Account Suspended!

Dalai Lama on Twitter!

Max Lee — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 19:14:07 +0000

Lol… Dalai Lama is now on Twitter, please follow here.

It appears the Dalai Lama is following in the footsteps of Pope Benedict XVI and moving into the world of social networking. Today he joined microblogging service Twitter.

Going under the obscure Twitter name @OHHDL, The Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama sent out a welcome tweet earlier today introducing the official Twitter page of the Dalai Lama.

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Dalai Lama on Twitter!

Twitter Hack – How to Backup your Twitter Tweets using Twistory!

Max Lee — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 19:48:25 +0000

You can keep track of your tweets on Twitter using Twistory, which gives you a timeline and also lets you keep history of every tweet.

Support for public as well as protected Twitter accounts.
Tweets are added immediately: no delays whatsoever.
Timetracking tagging: start your tweets with both t or /t and Twistory will keep track of what you’re doing.
Going back (almost) all the way to your very first tweet ever.

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Twitter Hack – How to Backup your Twitter Tweets using Twistory!

How to Catch Twitter Quitters with Qwitter!

Max Lee — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 20:21:22 +0000

With the crazy number of twitters out there today (and Twitter applications for that matter), Qwitter brings you the service of “catching” other twitters who unsubscribe to your Twitts.

Of course, this is a totally useless service for someone like me who doesn’t twit that often anyways, but for those of you twitter-addicts, this can help you identify “why” someone unsubscribe from your twitts.

Qwitter e-mails you when someone stops following you on Twitter with a message like this:

John Gruber (gruber) stopped following you on Twitter after you posted this tweet:

What’s the difference between Arial and Helvetica?

via venturebeat

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How to Catch Twitter Quitters with Qwitter!

Twitter Alibis let you Get away with anything on Twitter!

Max Lee — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 23:18:58 +0000

Twitter Alibis is a fun site where you can simply enter your username and password to have automatic messages replied to your other fellow twitters.

For busy people, this might be a fun way to create an “alibi” for your Twitter account.

Need an alibi? We’ve got you covered.

Create a plausible storyline that will be twittered to your friends and followers while you’re otherwise occupied.

Appear to be in touch with your social network even while you’re away.

With TwitterAlibis, you’ll always have a good excuse!

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Twitter Alibis let you Get away with anything on Twitter!

Twellow.com – Twitter Search Engine?

Max Lee — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 00:22:33 +0000

Here’s comes Twellow, a search engine for twitters basically. I typed, “zedomax” and found my twitter account which is cool I guess.

Beyond that, there are other functions like you can search by categories and whatnot.

I think this is a really good idea as search engines have proven to make a lot of money. (Google???)

Twellow is a great new search tool and directory for discovering Twitter users that could fundamentally change the way people use the microblogging service.

Launched by the same people behind the tech news site WebProNews, Twellow has indexed more than 300,000 users and sorted them into categories like programming, marketing, graphic design, and dozens of others to help you find users who list those characteristics in their Twitter biographies. There are also sub-categories, so within “Programming” you can browse users who list PHP, Ruby on Rails, or another programming ski

via mashable

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Twellow.com – Twitter Search Engine?

TwittURLy – Real Time Popular URL Tracker!

Max Lee — Tue, 27 May 2008 20:20:07 +0000

With all the people trying to make money by piggy backing on Twitter, here’s another cool app that might make a million bucks using that strategy.

TwittURLy is a real time tracker of popular URLs on Twitter.

It looks like a good idea and if they can implement a “category-based” updates, it might even do better.

Twitturly operates similar to Digg.com, however instead of users voting sites up or down on our site, we monitor the Twitter public timeline for links inside the Tweets and consider each tweet with a link in it as a vote for that URL.

A major benefit of Twitturly over other popular news outlets is that Twitter often has the information first, thus anyone watching Twitturly will usually see news break before any other outlet has it.

We use a proprietary algorithm to sort the links on our homepage so the most popular and recent ones appear closer to the top.

via mashable

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TwittURLy – Real Time Popular URL Tracker!

Twitter Video from Long Time ago…

Max Lee — Mon, 26 May 2008 02:41:25 +0000

Here’s an interesting Twitter video from last year via Scobleizer.

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Twitter Video from Long Time ago…

Twitter!

Max Lee — Mon, 26 May 2008 02:29:24 +0000

Apparently, Michael Arrington from Techcrunch have recently switched to a new blogging format, write “Twitter!” as title and let the readers comment…

So far, 73 comments have been left…

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Twitter!

TweetBeep Launched – Google Alert for Twitter

Max Lee — Sat, 17 May 2008 22:04:14 +0000

Here’s an interesting site called TweetBeep that just launched. Sorta like Google Alert, with TweetBeep, you can be alerted when someone “twitts” about your selected keywords. Looks like this one might be big, so keep your eye on this one.

TweetBeep allows you to track various keywords published throughout the Twitter world. All you have to do is enter your Twitter account information, the keyword you want to track, and the email address you want the notifications sent to to keep updated on what’s being said about you, your site, your product, or anything else that matters to you. It even finds the links that include your keyword in the original URL no matter if they’ve been shortened by tinyURL or some other similar service. You can have the tracker refreshed every few hours or every day, depending on how often you like to receive notifications.

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TweetBeep Launched – Google Alert for Twitter

NextBestAction – Twitter-Clone Launches its Microblogging Platform

Max Lee — Tue, 13 May 2008 19:39:21 +0000

NextBestAction.com, what seems like an evil entrepreneural brother of Twitter, launches its microbloggin platform. From what I can tell, the startup lacks a lot of visual graphics. But perhaps that could be their selling point, just like Craigslist looked horrible. (and still looks horrible!)

While to the untrained eye, it looks like a mess of dialogue and conversation bits– sort of like a nerdy im conversation with lots of links and nonsense. However, it’s more than meets the eye. NextBestAction uses the concept of microblogging and the Twitter phenomenon with the purpose of better business. It’s Twitter for the entrepreneurial spirit. If you want business or management advice, or if you want some good old fashioned philosophy, NextBestAction’s a good place to go. So far, it’s very beta and doesn’t look like much, but it’s a interesting use of the platform.

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NextBestAction – Twitter-Clone Launches its Microblogging Platform

Fuzz launches Blip, Twitter for Music!

Max Lee — Tue, 13 May 2008 01:29:52 +0000

Fuzz, a music portal/social networking site, has launched Blip, basically a Twitter-clone for Music lovers.

The most outstanding feature is that when people “blip” instead of “twitt”, they can link an MP3 song straight from the Fuzz database. This feature is really cool as I am actually listening to an MP3 “blipped” by one of Blip users.

Great stuff, although I am not an avid Twitter, I will be an avid Blipper as now I can hop from song to song.

But if music is indeed a significant part of Pownce’s future, then Blip is one step ahead. Call it “Twitter for Music” since it’s essentially just that: a way to suggest music and share your thoughts about it with a network of contacts.

The beauty of Blip is that, unlike with Pownce, no file uploads are necessary. Just search for the song you have in mind and Blip will grab it from Seeqpod, Skreemr, or parent company Fuzz’s own database of music. Your followers (”listeners”) can hear full versions of the songs you post using a Songza-like player at the bottom of the page.

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Fuzz launches Blip, Twitter for Music!

LiveTwitting brings you Conference Twitting!

Max Lee — Sun, 11 May 2008 19:38:57 +0000

It seems like everyday we see more web apps geared toward Facebook and Twitter.

Well, it should be obvious to everyone in the Web2.0 world that there’s a lot of money to be made by piggybacking on those bigger “whales”.

LiveTwitting brings you conference twitting at its finest with their launch.

Say you’re at a conference about the latest and greatest Twitter experiment and you want to tweet to your friends about what’s going on as it happens. Live Twitting will record all your tweets and assemble them into a single page for easy reading. It works with web, IM, SMS, twhirl, or twitterific.

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LiveTwitting brings you Conference Twitting!

Twitter Blacklisting Spammers Openly

Max Lee — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:45:00 +0000

Twitter, a popular micro-blogging service, is working on blacklisting spammers. Well, they have been blacklisting spammers before but now I guess they are just more open about it.

What does this do for you?

Nothing, just twitt along and hope that the Twitter team will figure it out soon or later.

I don’t use twitter so often anymore due to the number of spam on my twitter. I hope this new blacklisting feature works out so I can use it more often.

There’s also an unofficial twitter blacklist made by someone…

Here’s an excert from the Twitter people:

Before today, Twitter would mark accounts as “spam”, but not tell the owners of the accounts they marked them as spam. Those owners of the accounts could follow others, but no one was able to follow them, and there was no way for the owners of those accounts to know they had been blacklisted.

We’ve been considering this issue here at Twitter HQ, and we’re planning on simply removing the accounts of users who have violated our Terms of Service, as opposed to freezing their account as we’ve done in the past.

To this I say, “wow, you guys ARE slow!”, simply because I have seen twitterpam about a year ago before it got popular among the top bloggers.

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Twitter Blacklisting Spammers Openly

TwitterFone just Lauched Minutes Ago!

Max Lee — Tue, 06 May 2008 23:07:57 +0000

Here’s a cool new service that let’s you converts your voice to twitts. Although Twitter has an SMS built-in and Twitter mobile platforms, this new TwitterFone service might be great for those of you who cannot type fast on your Blackberry or your favorite cellphone device.

The service launched moments ago into private beta. To use it you need to verify your phone number and Twitter account, and TwitterFone will then give you a local phone number to call to leave messages (they support the U.S., UK and Ireland now, adding more). Then, any message you send will be transcribed, and posted to Twitter along with a link to the recording (here’s a test message I left). If the message is longer than 140 characters, just the first part is transcribed, but the entire recording is still available. There is a time limit of 15 seconds on the recording.

via techcrunch

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TwitterFone just Lauched Minutes Ago!

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