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Originally I picked this one up in TechCrunch - this is very cool!

Sorry guys.... Just had to be ahead of this story! Just having a little fun. Thanks for the great webinar! http://twitter.com/#!/dmscott Vocus Once Vocus releases these slides (assuming they do)

While the revised Twitter has certainly been a huge hit with users, its also been interesting to see some of the efforts Twitter has gone to in an attempt to

I recently tweeted out an article from the New York Times and I was pretty impressed by their Twitter integration:

Yesterday Twitter made a big announcement that they were releasing a number of new features. The big ones revolved around the ability to add both videos and pictures to your timeline - pretty neat stuff. They are also out with unlimited scrolling (not sure if this applies to your feeds only or also your followers/following lists) but no more "MORE" button over there.

I have been invited to give a talk at tomorrow's WordCamp LA "How To: Designing Your Own Theme." It's a pretty big deal, at least for me... and truthfully I am both honored and excited to be a part of this year's WordCamp LA As some of you might be aware, I am a huge fan of WordPress. WP has has such a tremendous impact on my professional life

Why do we make an exception for Twitter? I think it boils down to a simple answer - we love the service. That said, I just tried to log in and my account(s) are showing zeros again.

Google has some very interesting innovations out with their Android operating system. CNet posted an article this morning detailing all the updates as well. For those of you looking for

I recently noticed that on the top left of my Twitter page, Twitter has begun to make recommendations about people that I might be interested in following.

It's official - Facebook is rolling out an 'Ask A Question' feature to crowd source answers to user questions. Two obvious sites sweating pretty hard right now would have to