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Obama’s Twitter townhall: what Twitter users want to ask the President vs. what reporters asked over the last two weeks. (via boston)
CHART OF THE DAY: How Many Users Does Twitter REALLY Have?
emergentfutures:How many such “active” Twitter users are there? Our source’s API data shows that there are 56 million accounts on Twitter following 8 or more accounts. There are only 38 million following 16, and just 12 million following 64.
Full Story: Business Insider
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Weird Al with the zing on Christina Aguilera for her Super Bowl under-performance.
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The Present, reimagined as The Future!
These faux-vintage internet ads crack me up.
It’ll be interesting when we’re grandmas and grandpas and look back at old advertisements for things like the iPhone or iPad…
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1. Read EVERY Tweet. If you let even one Tweet slip through cracks, you could be miss the secret of the whole universe.
2. Keep track of everyone you retweet because they owe you a favor now.
3. Check to see if your email address book contacts are on Twitter. If…
Congrats to Top Chef on winning the best reality television show emmy (clearly for last season, not the current one), and on beating out Mssrs. Bruckheimer and Seacrest.
In your Emmy-related Twitter exchange of the day: Reality category losers Ryan Seacrest (American Idol) and Jerry Bruckheimer (The Amazing Race) react to getting their butts whooped by Top Chef.
Excited about the facebook-centric film The Social Network? Here’s how a movie about twitter might look.
This Is Funny, You Should Watch It of the Day: Rated Awesome follows up Jeff Loveness & Co.’s YouTubed reimagination of David Fincher’s The Social Network with a similar spoof dedicated to Twitter, complete with a Gregory Brothers-produced Twitter-themed parody of Scala & Kolacny Brothers’ choral cover of Radiohead’s “Creep.”
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Fine, so most Americans can’t spell it — but you’d think someone moving to Cincinnati might put in the effort! (h/t dinnerroll)
