I recently got a mail in my inbox coming from TwitterTipsCenter dot com, and it was a question related to asking experts questions, but failing in getting a response, anyway here a quote of the mail: Read More »

By Ryan Van Wagoner of AdMazing. Follow him @admazing

The Twitter invasion is here. True, Twitter has been here for a while now, but the hype is finally topping the scales.
Everybody who’s anybody has entered the exciting world of microblogging and is expanding their network. Many are professing to be that expert or guru in order to increase their follower block. Read More »

Twitter launched the first phase of its Verified Accounts program yesterday, meaning that celebrities, musicians, athletes, actors, public officials and public agencies on the service can now display a “verified account” button on their Twitter pages. Read More »

Yesterday, while reading some tweets on Twitter, I’ve seen a guy asking about the influence of Twitter on our creativity, and I thought to blog about it as I think some people might agree with me and some might have different opinions - And this is the point from blogging Read More »

Today I was surfing on Youtube, searching about Twitter and I came accross something I never heard of. Dr. Monica Rankin, University of Texas at Dallas History Professor, has found an interesting way to attract more students attention in the class by using Twitter in the classroom. The Professor’s results so far are clear that more students are participating in classroom discussions than they used to. Follow the video below.. Read More »

Recently, Darren Rowse made a poll about Twitter followers vs Blog readers and the results showed that 84% of people prefer blog readers than Twitter followers. Read More »