How to use Twitter for Press Releases

Twitter is changing the PR world, offering a new, direct line of communication between businesses and consumers. And while the low-cost, low-risk aspect of Twitter as a PR and marketing vehicle is appealing, you've got to know how to use Twitter for press releases if you want to stay ahead of the curve. We've got some dos (and some do nots) for you to help you get exposure for your press releases on the microblogging service.


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Buffer releases Android app, iPhone version will be next

Twitter sharing service Buffer has announced the launch of its Android app which will soon be followed by an iOS app for iPhone users. We last covered Buffer, whose innovative...

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UberMedia Quietly (Inadvertently?) Releases Chime.in, A Mobile Social Networking App

A tipster informs us that UberMedia, the company behind social networking apps like Echofon and UberSocial / Twidroyd, has unintentionally pushed its new iPhone application onto the App Store (iTunes link). This is plausible, because the Chime.in website isn't accessible yet at the time of writing, although the support pages appear to be live already.

So is Chime.in the oft-rumored challenger to Twitter, which UberMedia has had run-ins with in the past? UberMedia has always denied that it had p [...]

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Twitter Releases Bootstrap, A Set Of Tools To Build Web Apps Using CSS

Twitter has just released Bootstrap, a new toolkit to build web apps using CSS. It includes base CSS styles for typography, forms, buttons, tables, grids, navigation, alerts, and more. You can access Bootstrap on GitHub here.

Twitter says that Bootstrap was launched as a way to provide a consistent framework for the front end of individual applications. The toolkit was originally developed during Twitter’s first Hackweek, and Twitter has been working on the tools to release to developers.

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