Twitter Power Search

April 26, 2009

I have scanned a flurry of Twitter news stories. A Twitter book is finally here. A San Francisco journalist asserts that there will be many Twitters. An outraged netzien wants no more Twitter.

I ignored these stories to look at a service to which one of my readers alerted me. Navigate to http://www.twitterpowersearch.com and explore Tweets organized by Twitter and other services. I spent some time watching the Tweets flow by. Seemed interesting to me.

Stephen Arnold, April 26, 2009

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under News, Real time search, Technology

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