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Twitrratr - http://twitrratr.com/
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Discover what people are really saying on Twitter. With Twitrratr you can distinguish negative from positive tweets surrounding a brand, product, person or topic.
- Roberto
voglio Roberto come personal web trainer
- roberta milano
Terms such Apple, iPhone, Startbucks or Wordpress had positive tweets. Terms such Windows, Dell (incredible), Nokia not much
- Roberto
@Roberta I would be honored to be your personal web trainer, but I think you don't need them ;)
- Roberto
Twitter Is Down: 15 Alternative Things To Do | TechCrunch via @kojote - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
stockmanmarc, k00pa, Ⓚⓔⓝⓞⓑⓘ and 3 other people liked this
"Twitter just went down. Don’t worry, it was planned. It should only be offline for about an hour today but there’s another downtime planned for Monday as well. I’m sitting here not quite sure what do with myself, as I’m sure many of you are. So I’ll go ahead a prepare a list of alternative activities for today and Monday, in order of importance/likelihood"
- Hendrik Neumann
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Too funny, but thats the truth!
- stockmanmarc
Favstar.fm Makes The Twitter “Favorite” Less Of An Unwanted Step-Child - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
very slow site..in Chrome I can't even click on the "Follow" button for users
- George Dearing
Foller.me - before you follow... checkit it out :) - http://foller.me/
tohuko, neko, FF88 and 2 other people liked this
Kol Tregaskes to Kol's feed, entertainment, The Reading Room, Music, Movie Reviews, TheNextWeb Forum
Study: Piracy Does Not Deter the Production of Music, Films, Books - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
neko, Jessie, LANjackal and 4 other people liked this
"According to a new study (PDF: http://www.hbs.edu/researc...) by economists Felix Oberholzer-Gee (Harvard) and Koleman Strumpf (University of Kansas), file sharing and weaker copyright protections generally benefit societies more than they hurt them. Among other things, Oberholzer-Gee and Strumpf argue that file sharing has done nothing to deter the production of books, music, and films. The two economists argue that weaker copyright is desirable, as long as it doesn't "lessen the incentives of artists and entertainment companies to produce new works.""
- Kol Tregaskes
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