44% Of All Twitter Accounts Have Yet To Send A Tweet

44% Of All Twitter Accounts Have Yet To Send A Tweet

A new report from Twopcharts has found that 44% of the world’s Twitter accounts have yet to send a Tweet. With approximately 974 million Twitter accounts, that’s an awful lot of dead air. As the Wall Street Journal points out, however, this could mean that people, scammers, or bots simply signed up for an account and never came back—or that there are hordes of shy people out there waiting for the moment to strike. Do you have a Twitter account you have never used? If not, why not? [Wall Street Journal]

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Instagram Crashed and it Caused a Global Food Crisis

Instagram Crashed and it Caused a Global Food Crisis

It’s a springtime Saturday, with the weather finally warming up for a lot of folks. Sounds like the perfect day for brunch with friends, right? Wrong. Instagram is down, and it’s causing a panic among aspiring food photographers. Just look at these poor lost souls.

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Twitter just revealed that pop-up interaction notifications will roll out in the coming weeks.

Twitter just revealed that pop-up interaction notifications will roll out in the coming weeks. Meaning that when you’re logged on via twitter.com, you’ll get notifications for replies, retweets, and faves—assuming you’ve tweaked your settings to display them. [Twitter]

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S.E.L.F.I.E. mirror takes your pic and puts it on Twitter

Anyone who has an account on a social network like Facebook or twitter knows that a huge portion of the content you see are selfies taken by people. A selfie … Continue reading

Twitter User Profile Redesign

Twitter User Profile RedesignIt goes without saying that companies ought to move on with the times, and that would include its offerings to the masses. When it comes to software or hardware, a new iteration is always more than welcome, especially when it deals with the introduction of better features that go one up against the rest of the competition. Twitter has been around for quite a while already, and your Twitter profile tells the entire world who you are to a certain extent. Twitter has redesigned the user profile thanks to a new and improved web profile.

This new web profile would enable one to make use of a larger profile photo, not to mention letting you customize your header, and to show off your best Tweets, among others. Just what are best Tweets? They are basically tweets that have already received more engagement than the rest, appearing a wee bit larger so that your best content is a snap to locate.

Not only that, you also have the Pinned Tweet feature, where you are able to pin one of your tweets right on top of the page, making it a snap for your (legions of) followers to check out what you are made up of. Filtered Tweets gives you the option to pick from the timeline of your choice whenever you check out other profiles, where you can select from Tweets, Tweets with photos/videos, or Tweets and replies options. This new profile setup is already available to a select group of users. [Press Release]

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Twitter redesign launches with Michella Obama and more

Twitter is going to get a whole lot more Facebook-like in its design, the short-messaging social network has revealed, with a new profile page look already rolling out for celebrities … Continue reading

Twitter’s Facebook-Lite Look Kicks In Today, With New Profile Powers

Twitter's Facebook-Lite Look Kicks In Today, With New Profile Powers

That major redesign Twitter was teasing earlier this year? It’s here. And it’s got a few features we hadn’t heard about thrown in for good measure. Welcome to Facewitter, or Twitbook. It’s actually pretty nice!

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Twitter Has 15 New Ad Products It Would Like To Target You With

Twitter Has 15 New Ad Products It Would Like To Target You With

Twitter needs to generate revenue, and the best way it can do that is by showing ads to its hundreds of millions of users. Now its highly unlikely that the micro-blogging network will start displaying top banner ads on the website, it will have to come up with ad products that don’t have a negative effect on user experience but still bring in the money. So far its most used ad products include promoted accounts, tweets and trends, but if a new WSJ report is to be believed, Twitter actually has 15 types of new ad products that it will launch over the next six months.

Citing people familiar with the company’s plans, the report claims that the first batch of these new ad products will be released in a few weeks. The batch will include a product that will entice users to download apps through Twitter. Apparently the company is trying to tap into demand for ads to download apps, and its trying to squeeze advertising dollars out of mobile game developers specifically.

Twitter is now a public company, and analysts hold the view that it needs to post a profit to justify the current market capital, which goes north of $26 billion. The company has never posted a profit, despite the fact that its ad revenue more than doubled in the fourth quarter, reaching $219.6 million.

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Social media spawning a new breed of money-making machines

It’s very easy to forget that social media is not a charitable institution that wants you to connect to the world. The truth of the matter is that we humans … Continue reading

Vine Direct Messaging Launched

Vine Direct Messaging Launched

Twitter’s six-second video sharing service, Vine, has received a new feature today. Vine direct messaging has been added to both the iOS and Android apps. The feature allows users to send six-second clips to each other in a private channel. Users will also be able to share public Vines with each other in private. It is also possible to send Vines in private to multiple contacts.

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