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Pope just one of many celebrities recruited by Twitter
When the Vatican announced that Pope Benedict XVI had joined Twitter last week, it seemed like a Continue reading…
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Twitter started hosting its own images back in September after a year with Photobucket
Twitter has recently been moving towards self-sufficiency, downplaying the importance of third-party Continue reading…
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Twitter adds filters, but misses the point
Yesterday Twitter announced a big update to its mobile app that lets users add filters to photos Continue reading…
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Obama, Sandy, the Olympics, and the Spice Girls: Twitter's 2012 year in review
The end of 2012 is nigh, and Twitter has launched a new page that highlights the top tweets, trends, Continue reading…
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SeinfeldToday Twitter account imagines the '90s sitcom in the online age
In the decade and a half since the airing of Seinfeld’s final episode, the show’s sharp takes on Continue reading…
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Twitter takes on Instagram with built-in image filters, now available for Android and iOS (update)
Rumored to hit by the end of the year, Twitter's image filters have officially been released for the Continue reading…
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Church of England to tweet Christmas sermons as part of holiday Twitter campaign
Earlier this month Pope Benedict XVI made news by joining Twitter, and now the Church of England has Continue reading…
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Blogging with Medium, the odd new product from Twitter's founders
Blogging was once heralded as a great equalizer, seizing power from big media gatekeepers and Continue reading…
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Instagram photos disappear from Twitter as decision to shut off cards takes effect (update)
Instagram photos are no longer visible in the Twitter timeline. Instead, users are seeing blank Continue reading…
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Twitter reportedly plans to release built-in photo filters for its mobile apps this month
Word began to spread last month that Twitter was planning to add photo filters to its mobile apps, Continue reading…
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How $10,000 a month can buy you a new reputation
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Yahoo responds to recycled account concerns, 'going to extraordinary lengths' to protect users
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France orders Google to change its privacy policy as UK and others consider similar action
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