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RE: Twitter | New bird trademark
logo has updated with good one but what about their security ?????
has that improved ?
Lets See !
logo has updated with good one but what about their security ?????
has that improved ?
Lets See !
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RE: Twitter | New bird trademark
Well, thats still questionable !ssparikshya said:
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Narendra Modi has 700,000 followers on Twitter!
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who is among the most active politicians on social media is something that is well known across the board. Today adding another feather to his social media popularity, Modi's followers on Twitter crossed the 700,000 mark.
The pace at which Narendra Modi has been gaining popularity on Twitter is something that should be taken note of. Modi started tweeting back in 2009 and has been among the pioneers of this form of social media among Indian politicians.
Consider this- Back on 11th November 2011, Narendra Modi's Twitter followers crossed the 400,000 mark. The jump from 400,000 to 500,000 came on 3rd March 2012 and by this time Modi's Twitter page had undergone rapid transformation. He took the step of actually ‘following' select political leaders, news websites and most importantly well wishers and volunteers. Commemorating Swami Vivekananda's 150th birth anniversary, Modi even decided to Tweet a quote of Swami ji daily, a practice that will continue for an entire year. These quotes have generated a great response from the netizens.
Exactly on 1st May 2012 when Gujarat celebrated its Foundation Day, Modi's Twitter express zoomed past the 600,000 mark. And now, in only a month and a few days time, Modi has crossed 700,000. Thus, the rate of growth from 4L to 5L, 5L to 6L and now 6L to 7L has always doubled!
Modi's successful Twitter presence has another facet to it. In a time when public figures are under constant media scrutiny, Modi has the distinction of not getting into any kind of trouble, thanks to his Tweeting. This is a feat considering we have a sitting Congress MP who lost his ministry, thanks to a controversy that gathered steam on Twitter. Obama's ‘Unfollow Friday' is still an example of how excessive or wrong Tweeting can generate public anger.
In contrast, Modi has kept his style simple tweeting on development activities of his state, sharing his speeches without generating much controversy. Just a few weeks ago he began an innovative measure of sharing weekly newsletters.
His recent tweets on the S&P report took social media by storm. Expressing no surprise over the UPA rejection of S&P report, Modi tweeted that the toxic combination of poor economic decisions, lack of reforms and political roadblocks is pushing India to the brink. He wrote about the division of roles between "politically powerful" Sonia Gandhi and "appointed" Dr Manmohan Singh as weakening policy framework and creating a political vacuum.
Social media is truly here to stay. In a short span of time, it has emerged as a powerful force to reckon with. It is good to see lot of our politicians take the plunge and for them as well as those who are still on the fringes, Narendra Modi's social media style surely remains a big source of inspiration.
http://news.oneindia.in/feature/2012/narendra-modi-crosses-700000-on-twitter-1017578.html
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who is among the most active politicians on social media is something that is well known across the board. Today adding another feather to his social media popularity, Modi's followers on Twitter crossed the 700,000 mark.
The pace at which Narendra Modi has been gaining popularity on Twitter is something that should be taken note of. Modi started tweeting back in 2009 and has been among the pioneers of this form of social media among Indian politicians.
Consider this- Back on 11th November 2011, Narendra Modi's Twitter followers crossed the 400,000 mark. The jump from 400,000 to 500,000 came on 3rd March 2012 and by this time Modi's Twitter page had undergone rapid transformation. He took the step of actually ‘following' select political leaders, news websites and most importantly well wishers and volunteers. Commemorating Swami Vivekananda's 150th birth anniversary, Modi even decided to Tweet a quote of Swami ji daily, a practice that will continue for an entire year. These quotes have generated a great response from the netizens.
Exactly on 1st May 2012 when Gujarat celebrated its Foundation Day, Modi's Twitter express zoomed past the 600,000 mark. And now, in only a month and a few days time, Modi has crossed 700,000. Thus, the rate of growth from 4L to 5L, 5L to 6L and now 6L to 7L has always doubled!
Modi's successful Twitter presence has another facet to it. In a time when public figures are under constant media scrutiny, Modi has the distinction of not getting into any kind of trouble, thanks to his Tweeting. This is a feat considering we have a sitting Congress MP who lost his ministry, thanks to a controversy that gathered steam on Twitter. Obama's ‘Unfollow Friday' is still an example of how excessive or wrong Tweeting can generate public anger.
In contrast, Modi has kept his style simple tweeting on development activities of his state, sharing his speeches without generating much controversy. Just a few weeks ago he began an innovative measure of sharing weekly newsletters.
His recent tweets on the S&P report took social media by storm. Expressing no surprise over the UPA rejection of S&P report, Modi tweeted that the toxic combination of poor economic decisions, lack of reforms and political roadblocks is pushing India to the brink. He wrote about the division of roles between "politically powerful" Sonia Gandhi and "appointed" Dr Manmohan Singh as weakening policy framework and creating a political vacuum.
Social media is truly here to stay. In a short span of time, it has emerged as a powerful force to reckon with. It is good to see lot of our politicians take the plunge and for them as well as those who are still on the fringes, Narendra Modi's social media style surely remains a big source of inspiration.
http://news.oneindia.in/feature/2012/narendra-modi-crosses-700000-on-twitter-1017578.html
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Twitter goes down
NEW YORK: Twitter users were unable to access the micro-blogging service for part of Thursday.
Twitter initially said on its status blog that its engineers were investigating access problems to the site. It then said it resolved the issue. Apparently that wasn't the case, though, because about three hours later, Twitter removed the "resolved" part and said that the "issue is on-going and engineers are working to resolve it."
Twitter was working for many users by early afternoon, but as of 4 pm Eastern the company said the issue was still ongoing. It did not say how many users were affected by the outage, or how long it lasted.
Outages were once common on Twitter, but that was several years ago when it was new and trying to manage growth. It was shut down at least twice in August 2009, once for several hours, when hackers hobbled the site by flooding it with fake traffic in a "denial of service" attack.
There was no indication on Thursday that the outage was the result of malicious attacks. Rather, Twitter said it was a "cascaded bug," a software error that seeps into various parts of the system instead of being confined to a particular area.
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NEW YORK: Twitter users were unable to access the micro-blogging service for part of Thursday.
Twitter initially said on its status blog that its engineers were investigating access problems to the site. It then said it resolved the issue. Apparently that wasn't the case, though, because about three hours later, Twitter removed the "resolved" part and said that the "issue is on-going and engineers are working to resolve it."
Twitter was working for many users by early afternoon, but as of 4 pm Eastern the company said the issue was still ongoing. It did not say how many users were affected by the outage, or how long it lasted.
Outages were once common on Twitter, but that was several years ago when it was new and trying to manage growth. It was shut down at least twice in August 2009, once for several hours, when hackers hobbled the site by flooding it with fake traffic in a "denial of service" attack.
There was no indication on Thursday that the outage was the result of malicious attacks. Rather, Twitter said it was a "cascaded bug," a software error that seeps into various parts of the system instead of being confined to a particular area.
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Re: Nokia Series 40 devices got an official Twitter app
Lol...sounds funny somehow !
But good news for nokia users
Lol...sounds funny somehow !
But good news for nokia users
Twitter trend: Bring Justin Bieber to India
Twitter trend: Bring Justin Bieber to India
While Justin Bieber was busy tweeting about his Australia tour and talking about his next Malaysian tour, the teen sensation's Indian fans seem to have started what looks like a mini-movement on Twitter.
However, on one hand, ardent fans have been trying to garner support for bringing
Here's what they had to say:
Love for Bieber
JustinBieberFan Zone @WeBleeeDPurPle
why are you beliebers ignoring this help your FAMILY PLEASE GIVE FIVE SECONDS AND TWEET : Bring Justin Bieber to India
Indian Belieber Team @IndiaBeliebTeam
#IndianBeliebers still #Believe u'll be here @justinbieber .. @scooterbraun Bring Justin Bieber to India
Boy Belieber Yash
@BoyBelieberIN
Keep Tweeting Beliebers Take it to the top! Bring Justin Bieber to India
I HEART JUSTIN •_• @swaaagggie
Bring my baby to India. @Scooterbraun Bring Justin Bieber To India
beliebin' @kidrauhlJDMB
BRING JUSTIN BIEBER TO INDIA and yeah, I'm not Indian, but I want what's best for them
Justin's Secute @vanyaheartbiebs
Bring Justin Bieber to India @justinbieber trend it
Twitter trend: Bring Justin Bieber to India
While Justin Bieber was busy tweeting about his Australia tour and talking about his next Malaysian tour, the teen sensation's Indian fans seem to have started what looks like a mini-movement on Twitter.
However, on one hand, ardent fans have been trying to garner support for bringing
Here's what they had to say:
Love for Bieber
JustinBieberFan Zone @WeBleeeDPurPle
why are you beliebers ignoring this help your FAMILY PLEASE GIVE FIVE SECONDS AND TWEET : Bring Justin Bieber to India
Indian Belieber Team @IndiaBeliebTeam
#IndianBeliebers still #Believe u'll be here @justinbieber .. @scooterbraun Bring Justin Bieber to India
Boy Belieber Yash
@BoyBelieberINKeep Tweeting Beliebers Take it to the top! Bring Justin Bieber to India
I HEART JUSTIN •_• @swaaagggie
Bring my baby to India. @Scooterbraun Bring Justin Bieber To India
beliebin' @kidrauhlJDMB
BRING JUSTIN BIEBER TO INDIA and yeah, I'm not Indian, but I want what's best for them
Justin's Secute @vanyaheartbiebs
Bring Justin Bieber to India @justinbieber trend it
