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A Handy Guide to Deleting Digital Accounts
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As Twitter Grows Up, Its Users Don’t
Unlike most big social networks, Twitter didn’t start out by appealing to kids. They’re coming to it now, though. Is that enough to help it break through to the mainstream?
Here’s What a Twitter Photo-Sharing Service Might Look Like (But It’s Probably Not a Twitter Photo-Sharing Service)
Magic Pics isn’t an Official Twitter Experiment. But the photo-recommendation bot, built by a Twitter engineer, is pretty interesting.
Twitter Wants to Know What You Watched on TV Last Night, So It’s Asking You What You Watched on TV Last Night
Just as important: What were you doing while you watched TV?
Twitter Ads Are Tricky! Watch Five Big Booze Brands Try to Figure Them Out, in Real Time.
Twitter is interesting to lots of advertisers. But they’re still in the learning phase.
Twitter’s TV Guide Experiment Gets a Little Closer to Prime Time
Twitter would like become your TV Guide. A new app overhaul hints at what that may look like — if you know where to look.
Even After a Small Swoon, Twitter Investors Are Incredibly Optimistic
Should they be? Here’s how the newly public company stacks up against (relative) oldsters Facebook and LinkedIn.
Here’s How Much Twitter’s Top Dogs Are Worth This Morning
Spoiler: A lot. And it will likely shoot up in a few hours.
Is AOL Finally Making Money From Content? Maybe!
For years, AOL has emphasized its content, but made all of its profit selling Internet access (!). That may finally be changing.
Breaking News Takes a New Approach to the Personalized News Feed — A News Feed That’s Only Partly Personalized
NBC’s popular Twitter handle takes on the filter bubble.
Time to See if Twitter Can Really Deliver Eyeballs to TV
Whether that will really move ratings, I think we don’t know.
– Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, talking about plans for the “See It” program it is launching next month with Twitter, which is supposed to promote live TV viewing. On an earnings call this morning, Roberts described the program as an experiment, but said he feels optimistic about it.
