15 Google Wave Invitations Must Be Won By #Twittercism Readers
Google Wave has been a top ten trending topic on Twitter for weeks now and gets thousands and thousands of mentions each and every day. Google originally limited the preview release of Wave to just 100,000 users, and while over a million people are using the service now, access to Google Wave remains invite-only. Demand for the invites is so high that several less-than-scrupulous individual

Does Twitter Need An Ombudsman?
Dave Winer wrote an interesting piece this week concerning Twitter’s reaction to an account he had used for testing applications. The @bullmancuso profile was closed by Twitter in October, and when Winer questioned their reasoning he was told: “Your account was suspended because our specialists found that your tweets were primarily links to

10 Cool Things YOU Can Do Today To Improve Twitter For Tomorrow
It’s early Monday morning. You’re tired after a weekend that was long on thrills but short on recovery. You log on to Twitter, but you just don’t have the energy. What to do, what to do? Fear not: here are ten things you can do on Twitter today – or any day – that will massively improve your experience on the network. Help your friends understand how to use Twitter. Email them the link to my

Twitter No Longer Cares What You’re Doing – Wants To Know ‘What’s Happening?’
It’s a minor cosmetic change but quite a significant one – earlier today, Twitter dropped the (increasingly infamous) ‘What are you doing?’ question from above the tweet box on Twitter.com and changed it to ‘What’s happening?’

New To Twitter Lists: Descriptions (bye bye, #followfriday)
As well as improving the overall look of the pages, Twitter has added a way to include descriptions to each of your lists, something I felt was an oversight back in my original look at the feature.