A few months ago I did a post about how to make a Twitter bot with php. The post is currently ranking number one for making a Twitter bot and I was getting tons of emails on tyler.tc on how to make the script more functional, and basically just do more. I put some ideas down and sent them to a few friends and got a great response. After putting some code together and releasing it online, TwitterBotScript or “TBS” has become a hit.

The reason being: Its simple to use, its constantly evolving, it allows you to expand your Twitter account (and marketing efforts) extremely fast, and its FREE. Think of TBS as an open source twitter bot script. Not only can you download it but its easy to build on with your own ideas and a little PHP experience.

Twitter Bot Script comes with what has been dubbed the TBS Toolkit, lets look at some features:

• Full GUI tweet management including “Show Status” which allows you to pause that tweet from appearing in your activities.
• Import tweets via a CSV file with the ability to set their status and type on the fly.
• Create globally used tweets, or create special tweets to be used only for replies and direct messages.
• The Mention Reply Tool will allow you to see all the recent @your tweets and automatically respond to them using the bulk responder option, or quickly write up a custom response. TBS will also keep track of the tweets you respond to so you don’t continually send duplicate responses like with other bot scripts.
• The Make Friends Tool is another awesome tool only available from TwitterBotScript. This tool will give you a bunch of new ways to make friends on Twitter. Account sourcing will allow you to randomly follow users from your friends or followers (toggle) while allowing you to reselect the target, and the required amount of followers for each person you try to follow on the fly. You can also find new friends via keyword searching, or by directly inputting lists of user names.
• TBS of course includes a status update tool that works just like your Twitter homepage.
• Sleep Mode will allow you to randomize the time at which your tweets appear on Twitter. When you automate with CRON, your script is run at the same time interval every time. By using sleep mode, the script will essentially sleep for a random amount of time making your tweeting look more natural to Twitter users.
• Tweet counter. So lets say you don’t have a larger number of tweets to work with and you don’t want to keep repeating them. You can globally set a tweet limit in TwitterBotScript limiting the number of times each message can be used.
• API Rate Limiting integration.

Another bonus is Twitter bot script requires almost nothing to run... A basic installation of Apache, MySQL, and PHP (and cURL of course) will do the job. But you will need CRON in order to use automation. In the next release, Twitter Bot Script will have a synthetic version of CRON like what WordPress uses.

Twitter Bot Script has been installed 598 times since it was released four days ago. I think with a little push Twitter Bot Script could easily become the king. I looked around today at the competition and most of the stuff out there is either very basic or very expensive.  This puts Twitter Bot Script at a distinct advantage as users get an advanced tool set that is constantly seeing additions and revisions, for free. Yeah, there is definitely work to be done but that’s the point. As I get more and more emails for I’ll know what direction to move in.

So go download Twitter Bot Script and play around with it. You don’t have to be marketing your Micheal Jackson t-shirts to have fun with Twitter Bot Script. Its great for easily finding new friends and exposure.

Also: If your handy with PHP and working with APIs, shoot me an email if your interested in working on this project.

Enough is enough, there are tons of SEOs, affiliate marketers, and online gurus talking the talk but there are few who walk the walk in this industry. Through various lists I have put together the best entrepreneurs on Twitter. Personal views need not apply, these people made this list because they know their shit, and most likely will be able to teach you something. 

1. Guy Kawasaki- Has authored numerous books and he contributes a
   monthly column to Entrepreneur Magazine. Guy is also a top entrepreneur, blogger, and venture capitalist.
2. Rand Fishkin – CEO of SEOmoz, a Seattle based Internet marketing and search engine optimization firm. At 29 years old, Rand is a great example to young entrepreneurs.
3. Dave Snyder- A leading expert in search and social media marketing. He is a Co-Founder of Search and Social.
4. Jay Neely- Boston-based entrepreneur working on a news-related startup.
5. Rajesh Pancholi- Owner and operator of R27 Creativelab—a creative UK studio.
6. Sean Lindsay- Technologist, Entrepreneur, Builder, Creator, Connector.
7. Marcelo Calbucci- Founder and CTO of Sampa. Moved to the US in 1998, and now runs his own business.
8. Beverly Davis- Runs a cosmetic company with uplifting, motivating, and inspiring products.
9. Chris Pund- A young entrepreneur running 2 web-based companies. Also, manages a blog for young entrepreneurs.
10. Jeremy Schooley- Internet marketer and young entrepreneur. COO at Digital Labz.
11. Thomson Chemmanoor- A social media marketing expert from Houston,TX. Founder of Digital Labz.
12. Maiken Jepsen- Designer, work-at-home-mom, and owner of custom boutique clothing shop.
13. Blaine Moore- Operates a coaching and publishing business in the running and fitness niche.
14. Daniel McClintock- Graphic designer, entrepreneur, internet marketer, and business owner.
15. Wes Wilson- Founder of IncSpring, a social marketplace for designers and entrepreneurs.
16. Sumaya Kazi- Founding and Executive Director of The Cultural Connect. Recognized by Business Week as one of the top young entrepreneurs.
17. Joann Sondy- Entrepreneur since 2000. Owner of Creative Aces, a design and digital imaging studio.
18. Daniel Kehoe- Consultant for entrepreneurs that need a temporary/freelance CTO and blog.
19. Rick Myers- Founder/CEO of Talent Zoo, an online database where marketing and communications firms connect with talent.
20. JeanAnnVK- Entrepreneur, blogger, author, and social media consultant, among other things. The “Edgy Entrepreneur.”

Are you an entrepreneur on Twitter and think you belong on this list? Post a quick comment about yourself, your background, and your Tiwtter user name and if you fit the mold (or break it…) you can join the list.

One of the odd things people seem to have a problem with is tracking their buzz on Twitter. So, I figured I will take all the guess work out of it and give you an easy way to do it. When it comes to marketing a brand on Twitter, this is something you must be able to do and its actually very easy. Just keep in mind that regardless of what results you end up with, you need to keep tweeting and building your account before real results are possible.

Lets take a look at this technique. All you need for this is Twitter’s own search engine at search.twitter.com. By using the Boolean search features mixed with a few of Twitter’s search operators we can construct a query to see all the tweets that mention your name, but keep out tweets that where made by you.

The Query: smmguru OR “tyler colwell” -from:smmguru

This will show me all of the tweets containing my username or real name on Twitter. Once you have the query set up to our liking you could even take your monitoring a step further and build some type of widget to aggregate the RSS feed from the Twitter search into… something like your Wordpress dashboard. Over all this will just give you a much better idea of all the mentions you are missing in your regular usage.

Another great use for this technique is finding new people to build into your community. A lot of the people you find in your search could be those who are not yet followers. By replying to them and following those that you like they will most likely return the favor as they have already come into contact with your content (at least on Twitter.)

I have already showed you how to own Fark and now it’s time to own Facebook, using Twitter. If you tweet a lot or you have some type of auto-tweeting going on (hello API!) then this will already be an easy task for you. By taking advantage of the Twitter App for Facebook you can easily start to drive traffic that’s generated from your Facebook page.

The way the application works, every time you make a tweet on Twitter your Facebook status is updated. Why is this good? Whenever one of your friends on Facebook logs in they see the people who have most recently updated their status. So if you are constantly tweeting or have a Twitter Bot to do it for you, you will always be at the top of your friends’ Facebook page.

Traffic benefits aside, there are also other aspects to this technique. As more and more people see that you are tweeting away, they may become curious about Twitter and join. Using your account as the catalyst means they are very likely to follow you if they create an account increasing your network and power. And because the new accounts already know you or have some type of relationship with you on Facebook, you have built a stronger social network around yourself.

Go try it and by the end of next week I guarantee you will have an increased followship on Twitter.

You should know by now that Twitter has become a pretty powerful player in the social media space and it should defiantly be a tool you have under your belt. For the number of people it allows you to connect and quickly chat with it has obvious benefits of use. So how can you use it to find hot trends across the web?

• TweetMeem – Allows you to track and search memes in a useful threaded style. It will also show you exactly how many Twitterers are passing around the meme as well.



• TwitScoop – In the form of a tag cloud, TwitScoop shows “what’s hot right now” and the latest hot trends can be found on the “Hot Trends” list. You can also browse the list of discussions by hovering over an item.



• Twitter(url)y – This is another TwitterMeme type tool that tracks Tiwtter memes in a Digg style manor where Tweets are to the memes, what Diggs are to Digg stories.



• SiteVolume – This is another handy tool that also pulls data from other social sites as well. Using the Goolge “site:” search operator, SiteVolume pulls data for Digg, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, and Twitter to compare up to five terms.

There are plenty of lists of Twitter tools but I wanted to point out a few specifically that could be used to track trends and discussions across the web. Although the tools are Twitter based, there are a lot of Twitter users talking about a lot of different things making it a good place to look for trends. Using the the tools you can find trends that are hot, or that may become hot in the future.

Listed below is a huge collection of Twitter tools, along with information and links to articles and reviews on each. If you have any to add, leave a comment as I will be updating this post as I go on. (Shit, AJAX is the bomb.) This should become your number one Twitter resource starting now mmmmkay.

Web Applications                  
1. Twitt(url)y – A service for tracking popular URls that are being shared across the Twitter network. Useful for identifying hot trends and topics within social networks.
   1. Twitturly: Tracking Popular URLs On Twitter [The Startup Review]
   2. Twitturly Cracks The TwitterMeme Nut
   3. CrunchBase – twitt(url)y company profile
2. FollowBack – Gives you a color-coded view of people who are following you, and if you should follow them back.
3. Group Tweet – Anyone who wants to broadcast and share private tweets to a specific group of people can do so for free with Group Tweet. Think of it as Yammer but within Twitter.
   1. Privacy Disaster At Twitter: Direct Messages Exposed (Update: GroupTweet Is Likely Culprit)
   2. GroupTweet to blame for Twitter security ‘compromise’
   3. GroupTweet Enhances Twitter
   4. CrunchBase – GroupTweet Company Profile
4. Tweetmeme – Tracks hot topics on Twitter bases on the links people are sharing. 
   1. CrunchBase – Tweetmeme Company Profile
   2. TweetMeme Returns Following Months-Long Forced Outage
   3. Meet Tweetmeme, The Sweeter Way to Track Twitter
5. TwitLinks – Aggregates links from the worlds top tech Twitter users.
   1. TwitLinks: The Techmeme Killer of Twitter? – ReadWrtieWeb
   2. TwitLinks Company Profile – CrunchBase
   3. TwitLinks: Not Useful, Not A TechMeme Killer – TechCrunch
6. Favrd – Offers channels of the most favorited tweets on Twitter with options to search and identify topics by keyword.
   1. FAVRD: Entertainment for the Twitter Attention Span
   2. Fail Whale for the Favrd
7. TweetLater – Schedule tweets for a particular time or day and also allows you to auto-follow and one who follows your account. They even offer a auto-welcome feature that sends a welcome message to your followers.
   1. TweetLater.com – Tweet into the Future
8. Twist – An aggregation like service that looks at trend comparisons and volume between keywords and tags.
9. Twubble – Introduces and recommends new people you may want to follow based off your friend graph.
10. WhoShouldIFollow – Pretty much like Twubble.
11. Twellow – A very useful tool for finding people who matter in your business, industry, or niche.
12. TwitDir – A very effective people search tool for Twitter.
    1. 1 million Twitter users according to Twitdir
    2. A showdown of Twitter user directories – TwitDir vs. Twitterholic
    3. Tracking Your Twitter Growth With Twitterholic, TwitDir, Tweeterboard & Others
13. Twerp Scan – Keeps an eye on the friend / follower ratio of your friends and their friends.
14. Tweet Pro – A paid service for creating a solid niche based network. Great for use in business/branding.
15. Tweet Scan – A search engine for Twitter with advanced topic and trend/keyword tracking features.
16. twInfluence – Measure Twitter influencers based on reach, velocity, social capital, and more. 
17. TwitterGrader – Measures the relative power and authority of a Twitter user by calculating the number of followers, the power of the network of followers, the pace of updates and the completeness of a user’s profile.
18. TwittAd – Micro ad network that connects advertisers to Twitter users to create opportunities for paid product placement and website promotion directly on a Twitter user’s profile.
19. Twitterise – Advertise on Twitter and track the success of branded communications with your customers.
20. WhatsYourTweetWorth – Analyzes your account and network to recommend what your tweets could be worth on Twittad.
21. Twitterific – Lets you read and publish tweets from the desktop, iPhone and iPod Touch.
22. TwitterWhere – Provides the ability to update Twitter with your current location.
23. TwitterFeed - connects your blog to Twitter and automatically feeds posts into the timeline with each new update.
24. Tweetbeep – Allows you to monitor conversations that mention you, your brand, related or competitive products, as well as links to your website or blog, even if they use a shortened URL, such as tinyurl.com.
25. Ping.fm – A central distribution service for sending updates to multiple social networks, including Twitter, with one click. 
26. Hellotxt – Provides the ability to instantly update status as well as view the status of your contacts across multiple networks (Facebook, LinkedIn, hi5, Plaxo, Pownce, Plurk, FriendFeed, Identi.ca, BrightKites, etc.) – all from one dashboard.
27. Matt - (Multiple Account Twitter Tweeting) provides a platform for broadcasting one update to multiple accounts.
28. FeedTweeter – Connects social services that offer RSS feeds to you Twitter account.
29. TweetWheel – Visually presents your social graph, who’s following you and who you are in turn following.
30. Twiffied – Shows the headlines of the Websites your Twitter friends have listed in their profiles to see what they’re linking to or blogging about.
31. BrightKite – A location-based social network that connects directly to Twitter.
32. TwitterLocal – The ideal service for quickly finding active voices within a specific city, state, postal code as well as the vicinity, ranging from 1 mile to 20.
33. SnapTweet -  Links your flickr account to share updates seamlessly to Twitter.
34. DoesFollow – Lets you know if one person is following another. That’s it.
35. TwitPic – Provides a bridge from your camera phone to Twitter. Pictures can either post to the Twitter public timeline from phone via email or through the site.
36. Tweet2Tweet – Provides you with the ability to view a history @replies between two Twitter users.
37. Qwitter – Will send an email to you when someone unfollows you and will link the action to the most recent tweet that you posted.
38. FollowCost – Estimates the potential attention (or annoyance) cost of following a particular individual or account.
39. TweetPad – Provides a visual representation of Twitter feeds and statistics with dynamic typography.
40. Twitzu – An event invitation management service for Twitter. You can create an event, broadcast it to followings and manage RSVPs.
41. xefer – Reviews your Twitter account and presents a rich visual analysis of your tweet volume, concentration as well as their resonance (measured by replies) by day, time, week and hour.
42. LiveTwitting – A streamlined solution for livetweeting (covering) conferences.
43. TwitterKeys – Enhances Twitter conversations by replacing words with UTF8 compatible images.
44. Twalala – Adds a mute button to Twitter allowing you to focus your stream as necessary without completely unfollowing someone.

Twitter Clients

45. Twhirl – A social desktop dashboard that centrally manages activity, messaging, and updating for Twitter, FriendFeed, Identi.ca, and Seesmic.
46. TweetDeck - An Adobe Air desktop app that enables uers to split their main Twitter feed into topic or group specific columns.
47. Google Twitter Gadget - Twitter gadget from Google thats pretty much an add-on for Google Desktop.
48. Twitteroo - Has some nice features including URL shortening, sound notification and many other features which help you speed up your tweeting.
49. Spaz – An extremely customizable desktop Twitter client which is available on Windows, Mac and Linux.
50. Witty – A good looking Twitter client which works with Windows Vista and XP.
51. TwitBin - Available to Mac, Windows and Linux owners, TwitBin is a plugin for Firefox 2.0+.
52. Tweetr - Available on Mac and Windows, Tweetr is a great looking Twitter Client. There are alternatives with more features however it’s still worth checking out.
53. Snitter – One of the best looking desktop Twitter clients available.
54. Twitter Opera Widget – A Twitter widget for Opera with basic features.
55. Twibble - The Twibble desktop client is available on Mac and Windows. It allows you to add multiple profiles and even lets you see where you’re Twitter friends are via google Maps.
56. Pwytter - Available on Windows, Mac and Linux, Pwytter has been translated into a whopping 14 languages.

Mobile Twitter Tools

57. Twitterfon – A fast, simple Twitter client for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It is focused on 80% of your tasks in Twitter such as viewing friends/replies/messages in the timeline and also sending/replying tweets.
58. Twinkle – A location-aware network for the iPhone and iPod Touch that helps you discover, connect, and send messages to the public timeline and also to people nearby.
59. Twittlelator – A Twitter client for the iPhone. You can manage multiple user accounts, update your accounts, share pictures, a map of your current location, connect with other Tweeps, read tweets from your contacts, and direct message (DM), and reply all from one app.
60. Twitterberry – A full-featured Twitter client to read and post updates from BlackBerry phones.

The other day I was going through some of the recent profiles on Twitter who added me as a friend. While picking through them I remember thinking “dam, I wish there was a tool to rank my followers.” So I made one. The FollowBack tool will give you a vary basic but powerful ratio to rank the people following you. Based off the ratio of how many friends/followers a given user has you can draw a lot of information from what they use their account for. FollowBack will give you three different color coded levels that indicate whether or not a person is worth following back. The tool can also help you hunt down spammers and those with suspended/private accounts which do not help you when trying to build a powerful account.

Another nice Twitter tool that has popped up is Qwitter. What it does is it check your followers and notifies you of people who have stopped following you on Twitter. The service checks as often as possible but with a large amount of friends and followers it all depends. You will get an email letter you know whats good, as well as a link in every email to remove yourself from the Qwitter service. All you need to do for sign up is enter your email address, and your Twitter user name. Then your good to go, the service will do everything else for you. Again, just another little tool for anyone trying to build a power account over at Twitter. These two will defiantly help you.

I did a post not to long ago on Twitter Grader and I must say this tool blows it out of the water. twInfluence gives you information that is actually interesting such as your network reach, veloticty, acceleration, and more from your Twitter account. Over all it help you show what type of influence you have in the Twitter network.

While more and more people start to realize the power of Twitter when you get an audience, tools like this will be even more usefull. Looking at it from a sales standpoint it would be an added bonus to tell your clients you have a 1 Million plus user reach on Twitter. Having real stats like this when doing consutancy is a bonus when it comes to social media.

Here are some other cool feature that would be nice to have. Whether or not these are all possible for a third party service I don’t know but it would be cool.

Active Followers - Check the followers to see who is active, and who has not updated in months.

Link Tracking - It would be nice to see how many times a shared link appears across your network.

Spam Buster - Another idea would be a feature that checks the users of your network for common signs of spam and displays a warning about those users.

Geographic Features - A nice Google Maps mashup would be nice… Show all of your network that has their location set, on Google Maps.

If you have any ideas on features, or use of the tool leave a comment. I feel like a smmGuru Twitter tool is on the way for my readers.

Before you can use Twitter to brand yourself or your company, you need to create an audience. In order to do that, you have to get some freinds especially if your account is new. In order to seed your account you will need to find some people to follow. These people should be people you would actually like to see tweets from, that are releated to your niche. Heres 6 sites to help you do that.

1. Twits Like Me
One of the better Twitter apps I have seen, Twits Like Me helps you find other users who share your interests. All you have to do is enter your username and it will search for people… “like you”. You can also toggle an option to exclude people who are already your friends. Its also another fast, and accurate tool.

2. Twitter Search
Did you know Twitter has its own search engine that is actually really useful? They don’t really advertise the search feature but it’s there. Twitter Search has some powerfull advanced features to search with and also has options for local Twitter searches.

3. TwitterWho
TwitterWho uses Twitter’s people search form found at http://twitter.com/invitations. This tool lets you enter multiple queries at once so you can find people more efficiently. The service has been lightning fast as far as my tests went and it seems to be acurate too.

4. TwitDir
Once you break into Twitter and get some friends, you should move twoards the leaders in your niche at the time. TwitDir can help you locate some of the top Twitter users in the following categories:
The Top 100 Followed
The Top 100 “Updaters”
The Top 100 “Favoriters”
and The Top 100 Followers
The “TOPs” section can also show you what kind of numbers you would need to make it on one of these lists.

5. Twubble
Another Twitter app called “Twubble” helps you find interesting people to follow by searching your social graph. Simply go to Twubble and click “find some friends.” Twubble is hooked up so as long as you are logged into Twitter, you won’t need any credentials. The friends Twubble finds are by how many of your friends are following them. Another cool feature is the ability to follow people that you find with one click, just like being on Twitter.

6. Twitter Local
Twitter Local is another speedy service that helps you find Twitter users in a given area. You can search by zip, city, or state and select the search radius by miles. The app then gives you options for RSS and XML versions or you can view the lastes tweets in that area live. Twitter Local has an Adobe AIR version for download as well.

Now that you know Twitter is a powerful marketing tool, it’s time to get familiar. Heres 89 tools, articles, and resources sorted into categories. Use these to create a powerful Twitter following, and increase the visibility of your brand.

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Twitter 101:      
1. The Big Juicy Twitter Guide
2. Twictionary – A dictionary for Twitter.
3. TwitDir – Another Twitter directory.
4. The Twitter Blog
5. Explore Twitter

Twitter Media:

6. TweetPic
7. Twitxr
8. Twittershare
9. SnapTweet – Send Flickr photos to Twitter.  
10. Twiddeo – Twitter plus video.
11. TwitterGram – Share audio.
12. TwitSay – Give your Twitter account a voice.

Twitter Stats:

13. TweetBurner – Track what happens with the links you share.
14. Twitt(url)y – Tracks what URLs Twitter users are talking about.
15. Twitter Charts
16. Twitstat
17. TweetStats
18. TwitterBuzz – What people are linking to.
19. Twittermeter
20. Tweet Volume – Enter words or phrases and see how often they appear on Twitter.
21. Twitter Vision  
22. Twitterholic

Friends & Followers:

23. FriendFeed – Discover what your friends are sharing.
24. Twitter Karma
25. TweetWheel – Find out which of your Twitter friends know each other.
26. Who Should I Follow? – Twitter Friend Recommendations.
27. Intwition
28. CrowdStatus – Create a crowd.
29. My Tweeple
30. GroupTweet
31. Twitter 100
32. Quotably – Follow Twitter conversations.
33. TwitterLocal
34. TwitterVerse
35. Twemes – Twitter memes.
36. Tweetmeme
37. TwitterWho – Batch people search.

Spam Protection:

38. The Twitter Blacklist
39. Twitter Twerp Scan
40. Twitter Snooze

Twitter Organization:

41. Socialthing
42. Twittercal – Tweet your Google calendar.
43. Twitter Digest
44. Twitku – Read posts on Twitter, Jaiku and Pownce.
45. Twitter Timer – Set an alarm for things you need to remember.
46. Twitt.icio.us – Send links from Twitter to del.icio.us.
47. Twitter Where

Twitter Tools:

48. Summize – Search Twitter in real time.
49. Twitter Search – A customized search engine for Twitter.
50. YouTwit
51. TwittEarth  
52. Twhirl – A desktop client for Twitter.
53. Snitter – Desktop client for Mac and Windows.
54. Twitterific – Desktop client for Mac.
55. gTwitter – Desktop client for Linux.
56. Witty – Desktop client for Vista.
57. Twitteroo – Desktop client for the PC.
58. TwitterPod – Desktop client for Mac.
59. Twitux – Desktop client for Gnome.
60. Twitterberry – Mobile client for Blackberry.
61. Email Twitter – Mobile client.
62. Twoble – Mobile client for Windows Mobile Pocket PCs.

Twitter for Email:

63. TwitterMail
64. OutTwit

Twitter IM:

65. TwitterIM

Twitter Widgets:

66. Twitter Opera Widget
67. Twitter Widget
68. Twadget

Other Twitter Articles + Resources

69. How To Find Your Target Audience on Twitter – SmmGuru
70. Twitter Is A Tool! You Might As Well Use It – SmmGuru
71. Easy Way To Get More Twitter Followers From Your Blog – SmmGuru
72. How Does Twitter Define Spam – SmmGuru
73. 7 Tips For New Twitter Accounts – SmmGuru
74. Tweeting for Companies 101 – HorsePigCow
75. 5 Tips to Grow Your Twitter Presence – ProBlogger
76. 13 Odd Ways to Use Twitter – Social Media Trader
77. Twitter Feeds Made Simple – ClickPopMedia
78. Video: Twitter in Plain English – Common Craft
79. How to Use Twitter to Build Brand Integrity – Marketing Vox
80. Twitter and Business: The Conclusion – Business and Blogging
81. How We Use Twitter for Journalism – ReadWriteWeb
82. 10 Things Twitter Users Should Not Do – Valley Wag
83. Twitter Hashtags and Groups – American Pai
84. 8 Awesome Firefox Plugins for Twitter – Mashable
85. 10 Ways Twitter Can Boost Your Social News Profile – ReadWriteWeb
86. Copyright and Twitter – Blog Herald
87. My Essential Twitter Tools – Web-Strategist.com
88. Twitter May Not Have to Worry About Uptime Anymore – TechCrunch
89. Why Decentralizing Twitter is so Important – Scripting.com