Janet Fouts

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Two Tools to Manage Twitter Chats With Ease

Janet Fouts

If you participate in Twitter chats regularly you’re as sad as I am to hear that Twitter’s API changes made it difficult for some applications to work. You can also see the trending tags on Twitter, who is actively participating and a list of the links shared.

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App dot net- It’s not Twitter

Janet Fouts

The difference between ADN and Twitter. When you look at App.net initially the website itself looks like a stripped down version of Twitter. It’s important to remember this is designed as a platform, not an application. Applications are being developed around it and make it richer in many ways. I like that.

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Secure your Twitter account from hackers, before you can’t

Janet Fouts

Hacking isn’t something new to Twitter, but it’s generally been easy to get your account back through Twitter tech support, though not always quickly. Sometimes hackers use the applications you connected to Twitter in order to hack into your account. If your Twitter account is hacked.

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Twitter for Lawyers

Janet Fouts

It’s a big topic, and there’s no way I can cover Twitter for lawyers in the allotted 10 minutes plus Q&A, so I thought I write up a bit more here for those who attended and those who didn’t. Twitter and privacy. Getting started on Twitter. The slides will be added below as well. Imagine that.

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What Twitter’s Rate Limit Changes Mean to You

Janet Fouts

Twitter recently announced new rate limits on how many “hits” to the API it will allow. Twitter is changing the number of times the application can do that from 350 per hour to 60. In this diagram taken from the Twitter developer blog they break Twitter’s ecosystem up into 4 quadrants.

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Would you give up your passwords for a job?

Janet Fouts

Bassett refused and withdrew his application, stating that he didn’t want to work for a company that would ask for such personal information. Even if they don’t ask for your password you can bet an HR person will have googled you and viewed your profiles on Linkedin,Twitter, Facebook and Google+ at the very least.

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The NOW Revolution-not just another book about social media

Janet Fouts

Simply download the Microsoft tags application for your phone, take a picture of the tags and you’ll be automagically transported to a web page, video or resource for more information. It’s applicable to all levels of business large or small, middle manager, line employee or CXO. Freaking brilliant! All in all?