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Number of tweets per day for the hashtag twitter keyword #leweb for the date range between Nov 27, 2010 and Dec 19, 2010. I might have missed some at the top as I only check hourly, but it shows a clear indication of number of tweets sent before and around the event. Tweet . . . → Read More: #LeWeb 2010 seems to have finished… I almost missed this post on the new status id generator for twitter: Timeline ———– by 22nd October 2010 (Friday): String versions of ID numbers will start appearing in the API responses 4th November 2010 (Thursday) : Snowflake will be turned on but at ~41bit length 26th November 2010 (Friday) : Status IDs will break . . . → Read More: Twitter Status Id’s to change to string representation (Dutch/Flemish post on the mounting nr of tweets for our belgian railways that have negative sentiment) Man, man, man ! Als je het volume van tweets van de voorbije 60 dagen bekijkt voor onze nationale spoorwegen (#nmbs), dan merk je echt wel een trend op (heb ik zelfs geen automatic trendlines voor nodig): And . . . → Read More: NMBS krijgt véééél meer twitters… duh. I just updated Twitalytics to the latest dev-code. First of all, I’ve changed javascript libraries completely now to jqplot. A first improvement is that you can now see the values of each datapoint when mousing over it, although there is an annoying comma behind each figure (but it shows and works !). I can now . . . → Read More: Quick update I recently retweeted a tweet with a link that I wanted to find back. After some searching in twitter and hootsuite I found it. But it made me realise that once you are over your 3200 tweets that you can recall from twitter, you no longer have access to those earlier tweets (I’m not there . . . → Read More: How to back up, store and archive your own tweets |
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