TweetGrid

November 30th, 2008

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Create a Twitter Search Dashboard that updates in real time.

Example Grid

Try This - See Twitter Trending Topics in a 3×3 Grid
More Fun - Twitter 2008 Election Coverage

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TweetWorks

November 30th, 2008

tweetworks With groups and discussions, TweetWorks helps you get the most out of Twitter.

How it works…

Welcome to Tweetworks

Tweetworks is designed to make micro-blogging more useful for people and businesses. Tweetworks is based on the simple premise that people like to talk about stuff with other people. And it is the stuff (ideas, questions, politics, sports, arts and so on) that brings people together and around which they form community.

Using Tweetworks is Easy

Step 1: Log in Using Your Twitter Info

Use your Twitter username and password to authenticate your Tweetworks session. Don’t have a Twitter username or password? Get one

Step 2: Start Talking
Public Tweets

Would you like talk about the big news story of the day or get peoples thoughts for a new blog post? Maybe you just need to vent about some crazy thing that happened at work. Well post your thoughts to the public time line and let the conversation begin.

Groups

Do you have favorite conversation topics? Start or join a group and connect with others who share your enthusiasm. Hint: Click on the "# members" link in a group to see who’s there.

Private Groups

Would you like to set up a private group for work or your fantasy sports league? Simply check the "Hide group’s posts from public timeline" box when creating a group.

Note: Users with free accounts may create one private group and participate in up to three private groups. A premium account with unlimited private group access will be released in the near future.

But wait! There’s more…

These Tweets Are Threaded

No more clicking through an endless procession of "in reply to" links, no need for hashtags or writing queries on a search tool to get the whole conversation. On Tweetworks, tweets stay together where they belong.

Post This on Twitter

When you enter a post on Tweetworks you will be given the option of passing the post on to Twitter. Should your tweet be passed to Twitter it will be appended with a URL linking it to its Tweetworks thread.

Note: Public tweets default "yes" and private group tweets default "no" for posting to Twitter.

You, Group, Public

There are three tabs on Tweetworks:

  • You — This is where you can find all the conversations you have participated in over the last 24, 48, or 72 hours.
  • Group — This is where you’ll see the conversations that have taken place within your groups (public & private) over the last 24, 48 or 72 hours.
  • Public — Here you can see all the public conversations happening on Tweetworks over the last 24, 48, or 72 hours.
Bingo! Or Not So Much

Crowd sourcing is one of the hidden gems of Tweetworks. Ask a public question and anyone or everyone can offer an answer. Awesome! Okay, maybe not all will be awesome. Give props where they are due by clicking the "BINGO!" star next to a great response. Or if you feel you need to, delete an inappropriate response.

Tell People About This Group on Twitter

If you would like to invite your Twitter followers to join you in a Tweetworks group simply click the link on the group’s sidebar.

Shrink URLs

A major limitation of the 140 characters per post convention is that sharing links can be tough. Use the "Shrink URLs" feature inside the post box to reduce the size of one or multiple links in a tweet.

Newspapers That Twitter

August 15th, 2008

This site is keeping track of all the newspapers that Twitter. Lots and lots of them do, apparently. Too much info for here, so go check it out: Newspapers That Twitter

Also, an entry on the Twitter blog  recently pointed out all the New York Times writers using Twitter.

Green Twitter List

August 15th, 2008

On the site (Anti) Social Development, Kim has been keeping track all the “green” twitterers as well as an OPML file with all their blog feeds. Too much to reproduce here, just go check it out: The Green Twitter List

Twitly

August 15th, 2008

twitlylogo-thumb Twitly is a service that lets you create groups on Twitter. In order to use it you have to sign up for an account with Twitly and sign into Twitter. You can then create a Twitter group by entering in a name for the group and adding your Twitter friends to it.

Disney Twitterers

July 31st, 2008

64icon_miniThere are quite a few Disney Twitter users. Here is a list (via Disney Frontier):

tweetparty

July 23rd, 2008

tweetparty Tweetparty is an app that does friend grouping and messaging for Twitter. To use Tweetparty, login using your Twitter account, put your friends in groups and message them all at once using Twitter.

Roomatic

July 20th, 2008

roomatic Roomatic is a experiment to create a chatroom-like user interface on top of Twitter. It uses the Twitter Search JSON API (previously Summize) to poll for Twitter updates with the room’s name in it. Posts from Roomatic are automatically marked with the room name. Room names can also be full urls (for example: http://tinyurl.com/3c9ljq). Users can also use #hashtags to differentiate rooms and help narrow conversations (use %23 in front of the room name).

Here are some popular rooms:
  1. roomatic
  2. iphone
  3. %E6%B2%89%E9%BB%98%E7%8B%BC
  4. communipedia
  5. broomatic
  6. confluence
  7. Felix%20from%20Hamburg
  8. FedoraCommons

EasyTweets

July 19th, 2008

easytweets-logo EasyTweets is a web-based tool that lets you manage and post to multiple Twitter accounts. The service offers several features including automatic URL-shortening, the ability to type more than 140 characters, the ability to have your blog linked to Twitter to auto-post blog entries, and a scheduling feature. You can also use EasyTweets to track replies and see a list of your followers.

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