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G+Twitter for Google+, a chrome extension that will turn Google+ into a fast and beautiful Twitter client, that’s probably better than Twitter’s own website.

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Twubs are Twitter groups built around content aggregated from #hashtags.
View the full social landscape of a Twub with tools such as our Live Tweet Feed which pulls in external images, videos and links, and our Tweetups & Events Scheduler.
Start searching for your favorite topics now and take full advantage of these and many more useful Twub features to connect and share with people of similar interests.

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Educate in a new way.
HootCourses are held online, using Twitter and Facebook as a virtual classroom space.

Break through the ice.
Supplement face-to-face classes with a HootCourse and get to know each other faster.

Go where students are.
Lose the boring forum software. HootCourse uses the networks students know and love.

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Using Google Spreadsheet to automatically monitor Twitter event hashtags and more.

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A Twitter application that makes it easy to find and participate in relevant conversations. Enjoy fully threaded conversations, join and create groups on any topic imaginable, and share media with single-click tagging. Have conversations about the things that interest you without the need to follow hundreds of people on Twitter

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Follow Finder analyzes public social graph information (following and follower lists) on Twitter to find people you might want to follow.

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"For the sake of this post I'm focusing on my 9 to 5 job or more like 7 to 6 job."

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The Archivist is a Windows application that helps you archive tweets for later data-mining and analysis. Start a search with The Archivist and get as many results as it can. The, leave The Archivist running and it will poll Twitter for that search.

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Save and analyse tweets on the web

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"It may be that tools such as Twitter and blogs have a culture of their own, which can to some degree, compensate for these other differences. Put simply, do bloggers in different disciplines have more in common than non-bloggers and bloggers in the same discipline?"

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