Ads on Twitter: How Would Users React?Source: Mashable!
Twitter has yet to turn on any major revenue stream, despite being in business since 2006. However, Twitter opened the door to the possibility of advertising in both its TOS and a blog post announcing the changes.
Is Twitter's breakneck growth causing a backlash?Source: CNN
The conversational Web site, which lets users post 140-character microblogs, saw a 1,374 percent jump in unique visitors between February 2008 and February this year, up to 7 million from only 475,000, according to Nielsen NetView.
Pownce Refugees Now Have a Home at RejawSource: SheenOnline.biz
After logging into my Rejaw account, I noticed a curious note at the top:
Pownce refugees: Import your old notes into your Rejaw account!

I've recently been limited by the Twitter Police to 2,000 accounts that I'm "allowed to follow." For another critique of this new policy, check out this post on the blog of Brent Csutoras, who is a Marketing Consultant, specializing in Social Media.

I had heard a lot of good things about TweetDeck but I installed and then uninstalled it a few hours later.
TweetDeck is a desktop application that adds several useful functions to Twitter, the social networking micro-blog web site.
Twitter blamed for college parties disturbing the peaceSource: media.laloyolan.com
Text messaging is a great way of trimming the fat from the conversation - no greetings, no small talk. A text cuts right to the chase. Those are the times that we just want to get to a party. We don't really care about the formalities - that's self-centered.
Twitter's Business Model? Well, Ummmm...Source: Wired News
"When the earth shook in Los Angeles last week, the first reports didn't come from traditional media outlets, but from Twitter, the "micro-blogging" service where users can send short, instant status updates to their friends via e-mail and mobile phone.
Twitter Testing Advertising In Twitter StreamsSource: TechCrunch
Twitter was down tonight, nothing really unusual for the San Francisco based startup (to be fair though downtime has improved since they dumped Joyent), but what was different is some reports of users spotting ads in their Twitter stream during the service difficulties.

As many of you are probably aware, Pownce--internet start-up from Digg founder Kevin Rose--opened up to the general public and is now no longer constricted to invitation-only beta testing.

As the blogging bubble is on the cusp of bursting a new wave of online posting is becoming more and more popular. This new style web 2.0 trend is called microblogging, and all the hot shots are doing it.