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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Twitter Lists | Articles about Internet Marketing
Twitter Lists | Articles about Internet Marketing: "You can think of Lists as works in progress instead of static written tablets. Create them, add people, take people off, delete a list, and create new ones. They are tools to be used, not measures of yours or other people’s worth. Your self-esteem should never be tied to your presence or absence on a Twitter List!"
Friday, November 13, 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Monday, November 09, 2009
Google Wave Development
You can now watch your RSS feeds from Google Wave. This incredibly simple robot could not be more useful! You have to add it to a wave, and enter the link to the RSS feed you want to subscribe to and wait for new posts to appear in your inbox as unread blips.
You can now watch your RSS feeds from Google Wave. This incredibly simple robot could not be more useful! You have to add it to a wave, and enter the link to the RSS feed you want to subscribe to and wait for new posts to appear in your inbox as unread blips.
Friday, November 06, 2009
Twitter Blog: Get to the Point: Twitter Trends
Twitter Blog: Get to the Point: Twitter Trends
Twitter Blog has a short blog post mentioning that they have added technology “to show higher quality results for trend queries by returning tweets that are more useful.” Clearly, this is Twitter’s first step in improving Twitter Search by adding relevancy and search quality factors to the search algorithm.
Until now, Twitter Search returns results based on keyword match and the most recent tweet. Trending Topics is the first of Twitter’s search areas to get the relevancy filter, to reduce the “noise” that Twitter Search has. We knew Twitter was working on adding relevancy factors with linkage data, and I assume this is the first signs of it. In the Twitter blog post, Twitter said it might be very noticeable right now, but they hope to improve it over time.
Twitter Blog has a short blog post mentioning that they have added technology “to show higher quality results for trend queries by returning tweets that are more useful.” Clearly, this is Twitter’s first step in improving Twitter Search by adding relevancy and search quality factors to the search algorithm.
Until now, Twitter Search returns results based on keyword match and the most recent tweet. Trending Topics is the first of Twitter’s search areas to get the relevancy filter, to reduce the “noise” that Twitter Search has. We knew Twitter was working on adding relevancy factors with linkage data, and I assume this is the first signs of it. In the Twitter blog post, Twitter said it might be very noticeable right now, but they hope to improve it over time.
Monday, November 02, 2009
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