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Eileen Brown Social Business Strategist. Author of Working the Crowd: Social Media Marketing for Business. Social Business columnist @ ZDNet . Geek. Diver. +44 7764 359 905 http://listorious.com/search/people?q=eileenb&search=Search

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http://www.twitalyzer.com/profile.asp?u=eileenb&elapsed=36&tc=4&em=&rl=111 Eileen Brown (@eileenb) is a 45-54 year old who lives near Colchester, England, United Kingdom . According to their description on Twitter.com, Eileen Brown is a Social Business Strategist. Social Media Consultant. Author of Working the Crowd: Social Media Marketing for Business.
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Happy Tweets

http://happytweets.com/ What is this? Happytweets is a measuring stick for how positive, or happy, a particular Tweep is. Enter the Twitter username for you or one of your buddies, click the "get happy" button, and you'll find out how happy your Tweets are. Sure! Since we just look at the tweets you've made recently, and as you change your language to be more positive, that should boost your score.

15 Fake and Funny Twitter Accounts | PCWorld

http://www.pcworld.com/article/159492/15_fake_and_funny_twitter_accounts.html Fake Twitter accounts have been in the news a lot lately. Last week, the Dalai Lama started tweeting, and then we found out "His Holiness" was actually a fake . Kanye West dissed Stephen Colbert last year on Twitter.

Happy 5th Birthday @Twitter: A look at Twitter's growth by the numbers Brian Solis

Five years ago today , Twitter’s @Jack published the very first Tweet, the first of billions of Tweets that would eventually change the way millions of people share, learn, and communicate. While other news media (Twitter included) report that Jack’s first Tweet simply stated, “inviting coworkers” – the first tweet on record by @jack actually read, “just setting up my twttr.” That same Tweet was published by all employees at a time when Twitter was actually known as Twttr. In five short years, the service has come a long way, earning a reported 200+ million users (and bots) and a market valuation of $8 – $10 billion. http://www.briansolis.com/2011/03/happy-5th-birthday-twitter-a-look-at-twitters-growth-by-the-numbers/
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Daily Mail Steals Twitpics, Gets A Huge Bill For Unauthorised Use [Updated] - TNW UK

Updates at the foot of the post . The Daily Mail has found itself at the wrong end of a royalty battle after it published photos posted to social networking site Twitter without obtaining permission, only to find it would be billed ten times the normal rate for unauthorised use. According to The Register , documentary film-maker Emily James had taken a series of images to taken at St Vincent Polling Station in Dalston on the day of the general election, capturing the “voting frenzy” at the polls.
But the tough talk exploded out of cyberspace and onto the streets of Harlem, where a college student was gunned down feet from Gov. Paterson's home. Now tweets sent by victim Kwame Dancy, 22 and accused killer Jameg Blake, 22, could become key evidence in a murder trial, the Daily News has learned. Dancy, who was studying to be a nurse, was killed by a shotgun blast to the neck Dec. 1 across from Lenox Terrace in Harlem, where he grew up with his father. Blake - who lived on the same floor as Dancy, one floor below Paterson in the luxury high-rise on W. 132nd St. - was arrested two days later.

Twitter becomes key evidence in case after Jameg Blake charged with murdering friend, cops say

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Have you ever wanted to share a set of memories with some of your Twitter friends, keeping the content private while still allowing for collaboration between certain folks? It's not anything we thought we wanted, either, but after playing with TwitAlbums , we find the concept charming. Here's how it works: Using Twitter's OAuth function, users log in and create collections or "albums" containing multimedia content and text comments.

TwitAlbums: Private, Collaborative Content Sharing Via Twitter

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10 Kinds Of Tweets That Are Guaranteed Brand-Killers

[This is a guest post from Rohin Guha of Blue Phoenix Media. I met up with Rohin a few months back while in town for SES New York where we discussed pop culture, the days of Live Journal and the grammar mistakes that make our skin crawl. We are now linked for life. http://www.businessinsider.com/10-terrible-tweet-types-killing-your-twitter-strategy-2011-5

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This Twitter blog has been moved to TwitterWatchDog.com: Why Twitter Suspends Accounts

Aggressive following : Using programs out there that claim to get you 1000’s of follow in just days could get you suspended. Just remember quality is better then quanity. Misuse of the reply feature : I haven’t heard of anyone getting suspended for this but it’s on the list of things not to do. Updates consist of duplicate links and/or text : Sending out the same tweet over and over again can get you suspended.
Over the past 24 hours, the Local Policing Unit from Birmingham South have been tweeting live incidents and their officers’ responses to them. Armed only with a hashtag (#bsp24) and a new twitter account, they have ventured out into the world of social media. Judging by the excellent feedback they have received, I am sure they will be extremely pleased with the results. Two weeks ago, I spoke to the Commander from Birmingham South, Phil Kay, and discussed the idea with him.

Policing:Further adventures on Twitter « Superintendent Mark Payne

A friend shared a new tool with me the other day called ‘Wiffiti’ . Now I’ve posted before about how good Twitter is for conferences . This little gadget gets around the issue that not everyone in your audience at an event will either be on Twitter or have a device on them that enables them to tweet there.

A Twitter tool for conferences – Wiffiti « Bryony Taylor