twitblogs.com Fall 2008
AllowsTwitter users to write more than 140 characters, or to embed images into their posts, etc. You can user your Twitter login to get in.
Category Archives: Micro blog
Twitblogs – blog to Twitter
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Blippr – microblogging review service
2007
Blipper is a microblogging site where you can discuss and review books, games, music, and movies in 160 characters, similar to Twitter’s 140 character posts.
Blippr will forward your Blipps to Twitter, Facebook, and FriendFeed
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Twhirl – post to Twitter and others
twhirl.org Marco Kaiser, Seesmic Inc. April 2008, San Francisco, CA
twhirl is a desktop client for the Twitter microblogging service. Most of the features available on the Twitter website are accessible through twhirl, too. Plus, a lot of usability enhancements have been added. It is a social software desktop client, based on the Adobe AIR platform. Some of the features are:
- connects to multiple Twitter, identi.ca, Friendfeed and seesmic accounts
- shorten long URLs (using snurl, twurl or is.gd)
- cross-post twitter updates to Pownce and Jaiku
- post images to TwitPic
- search tweets using Twitter Search and TweetScan
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12seconds.tv – video microblog
12seconds.tv – 2008 – Santa Cruz, CA
The below information is take directly from www.12seconds.tv
What is 12seconds
12seconds is the best place online for video status updates. It’s a super easy way to share what you’re doing with your friends and family using short video clips. You can use your web cam or mobile phone. Show your friends where you are, share your thoughts, or tell them how you’re doing. We are building a video status platform that will help you keep up to date with your friends 12 seconds at a time.
Why only 12 seconds?
Because anything longer is boring. The scientists here at the 12seconds dodecaplex have conducted countless hours of research to determine the precise amount of time it takes for boredom or apathy to set in during typical Internet video viewing. Our patent pending Electro-Tear-Duct Prongers have determined that exactly 12 seconds of video is the ideal amount of time to keep anything interesting.
Press releases:
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