50 Days Of Twitter: Tracking My (Un)Follower Frequency
Long ago, I deactivated the emails that Twitter sends you each time you have a new follower, and switched instead to SocialToo.com’s premium notification service. (You can read more on my reasons for doing this here.) One of the best things about the SocialToo email is it includes both follower

If You’re Finding Twitter ‘Boring’, It’s Because YOU Are Following Boring People
A friend of mine recently announced that they were planning to leave Twitter to pursue other projects. Why? Because it’s “dull”. Here’s the thing: if Twitter is boring, it’s because YOU made it that way. It’s YOUR timeline. You chose who to follow, and who not to follow. You have complete control over the stream of updates you see, and if it’s dull, you take full responsibility. I’ve written b

Real-Time Search: Twitter Licences Tweets To Google And Bing – How Big Will The Business Become?
This is a guest post by Stefan Wolpers. Stefan works as a start-up consultant in Berlin, Germany, and is founder and chairman of Twittwoch e.V., a non-profit organisation that furthers the use of social media in the corporate world. Follow him on Twitter @stefanw.

Alan Davies And Stephen Fry: When Celebrities Fail At Twitter
You’ve no doubt been following the furore surrounding Stephen Fry’s announcement that he was considering leaving Twitter, after a user declared him to be ‘boring’.

Celebrity Twitter Tip: Avoid Having Your Feelings Hurt By Ignoring Replies And Mentions
I don’t watch The Hills, and I have no idea who Stephanie Pratt is. Earlier today, I (somehow) stumbled across a conversation between Stephanie and another Twitter user. Stephanie was being pressed as to why she only seemed to reply to ‘other famous people’, and she volunteered this response.