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One of the most controversial practices widely used to build up influence on Twitter is now cause for

Tonight, the bored and lonely segment of Twitter users banded together to push three sexy, raunchy, and totally

As of tonight, Facebook has launched a new beta version of the site in Persian, in order to

"Real-time" - as in the "real-time web" - has certainly become the buzzword du jour. It's even possible

Tweetdeck, one of the most popular Twitter clients on the desktop launched its iPhone app today, just in

With Twitter and Facebook playing such an important roll in getting information out of Iran this week, the

Gaggle (iTunes URL) is a brand-new web browser designed for the iPhone which lets you share links on

The Twitter firehose is glutted with retweets, hashtags, and information of every possible bias and contradition surrounding one

Blog-indexing service Spinn3r announced today that for their new 3.1 release, they will offer support for the Twitter

The Internet (or at least Twitter and MySpace) bade farewell to Trent Reznor and Stephanie Meyer respectively, if

Microblogging has become a very popular way for people to share news and information or even live-blog events

Dell Computers announced last night that it has surpassed $3 million in sales via links from one of

Today, SocialToo has launched a new way to track Facebook profile traffic. In light of Facebook's recently announced

Mathew Ingram is the Communities Editor at the Toronto-based Globe And Mail, Canada's biggest newspaper. He's a traditionally-trained

Sociologist and ethnographer, Liz Pullen, spent a month tracking the top 500 Twitter users (as ranked by number

Twitter impersonations have been happening ever since the popular microblogging site has become mainstream. St. Louis Cardinals manager

Web security SaaS company Purewire evaluated the profiles of millions of Twitter users to show the depth of

Twitter has captured peoples' imaginations like nothing else on the web in years. It's growing fast, gets talked

Izea, the controversial company formerly called Pay Per Post, is well-known for paying bloggers to post articles about

At Social Media Camp 2009, Dan Zarrella of HubSpot gave a well-attended presentation about the etiquette and very