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Vote For Your Favorite Twitter User At The Shorty Awards

Is there a Twitter user that you simply adore? They're helpful, friendly, and unique, and you retweet almost every tweet they send. Now you've got a way to thank them: nominate them for a Shorty Award, a public recognition of their amazing tweeting.


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5 Tools To Talk To Your Favorite Celebrity On Twitter

Alright, admit it: the first time you signed on to Twitter, you did a little search for your favorite celeb. There's nothing to be ashamed of. We've all done it. Twitter is a fascinating new medium in part because it gives the appearance that you're only a quick tweet away from those larger-than-life figures you've admired from afar. And while that might just be an illusion on the most part, there are several tools out there to help you stalk – erm… follow your favorite celebrities [...]

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85% Of Fans Don’t Follow Their Favorite Musicians On Twitter

Apparently, music fans are more likely to share tunes than follow their idols on Twitter. Despite the millions of followers that singers like Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber have amassed, data from Music WithMe suggests that up to 85 percent of music fans don't follow their favorite artists on Twitter.


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HOWTO: Find Your Favorite Twitter Users On Google+

If you're having trouble finding interesting people on Google+, why not look to the network you have already built – namely, your Twitter friends? It's easy to look up which of your followers and friends are on Twitter, so you can hear more from them than 140 characters allows.


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Your favorite Twitter client's search results are about to get easier to read

Ever since Twitter switched over to using the official ‘t.co' short linking it has become impossible to tell where a link is sending you before you tap it. This has always been true of other shortening services, of course, so we shouldn't pick on t.co too much. The difference is that Twitter has given us a glimpse of how cool the t.co ‘wrapper' can be on Twitter.com and in its official Twitter apps for Mac, iOS and Android.In any of those apps, the shortened t.co links are displayed [...]

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