Tweets of the Week
Judging by the staggeringly positive responses on our feed, there was a lot of love for Dunder Mifflin. read more
Found in: Culture, FeaturesTweets of the Week
A lot of you forgot to set your alarm for those Neutral Milk Hotel tickets. read more
Found in: Culture, FeaturesThe Robo-Market: How Computers Temporarily Broke The Stock Market Over A Tweet
A tweet and a bunch of confused computers was all it took to take down Wall Street for about 10 minutes on a weekday. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsTwitter #music
Twitter #music is one of the biggest moves the platform has made toward catering toward a particular industry or kind of user. read more
Found in: Culture, ReviewsTwitter Launches Music App
Twitter #music draws from three sources: iTunes, Spotify and Rdio. iTunes will show previews by default for songs, but Rdio and Spotify subscribers get to hear the whole tracks that Twitter #music pulls. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsTitus Andronicus Offers Free Live Album, Reveals Rejected Album Artwork
Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles initiated a dialogue with fans on Twitter yesterday by sharing little-known information from the band’s career, encouraging followers to buy rare 7″ singles on eBay and providing a link to download a previously vinyl-only live album for free. read more
Found in: Music, NewsTweets of the Week
This week, we united in conversation by discussing Facebook Home's mediocrity and remembering Roger Ebert. read more
Found in: NewsListen to a Rare, Early Smiths Rehearsal Tape
The demo was made shortly before the iconic band's 1984 self-titled debut. read more
Found in: Music, NewsTweets of the Week
The newest one-lunged Argentinean Pope Francis and the Veronica Mars Kickstarter campaign provided ample content for Twitter this week. read more
Found in: Culture, FeaturesFacebook Looking To Incorporate Hashtag Feature
Facebook is looking to use hashtags on their site, allowing users a way to group conversations; something that has been notoriously associated with Twitter until recently. read more
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