Venture Beat pointed me to a new service called Qwitter. It lets you monitor your followers and see who quit.
Neat. Very neat.
Andy In The News
- In Online Journalism Review
- In Fierce VoIP about Google and Gizmo and More
- On Google Android and What's Next
- In eWeek About The Google Phone
- On the Verizon-AT&T Ad War of 2009
- In PC World on Gizmo Being Acquired By Google
- In Wired About Gizmo Purchase by Google
- In The Wall Street Journal About Skype and eBay Divorce
- In MacWorld (and elsewhere) About the Skype eBay Divorce
- Fierce VoIP On Skype for SIP
- IIn Redmond Magazine-About NetBooks
- On Yammer in Business
- Quoted By MSNBC's Christopher Elliott on Avoiding High Cost of Calling On The Road
- On The Subject of Clear Abrupt Demise
- At The Israel Conference 2009-Los Angeles
- About WiFi on PING!
- Andy Featured on VoIP in StadiaTech
- In Entrepreneur Magazine: Non Verbal Communications
- Medill Reports on Paid Blogging-Andy Abramson Quoted on The Subject
- Andy Comments on HighDef Conferencing
- PhoneTag Founder Writes About Andy Abramson
- Industry Standard: On Netbooks
- Andy Interviewed by Garrett Smith
- In Consumer Reports
- Andy Caught Speaking His Mind
- In Business Week about Phweet
- Cited By Jeremy Pepper
- On My Birthday Why Take Today Off
- Regus Group On Business Privacy
- Seven Technologies To Help Your Small Business Save Big Money
- Fonolo's Shai Berger On Andy As An Advisor
- Processor Magazine: VoIP Overview
- Pat Phelan Comments About VoIPWatch
- VoIP Watch Named Best By The Industry Standard
- PhoneBoy Gives Andy Kudos
- Andy In Laptop Magazine About The ASUS 900 eee PC
- Andy Abramson Cited In Business Week
- AllBusiness.com Podcast about VoIP
- On Wine In the Temecula Valley
- The New Business Lounge
VoIP Events
- eComm Europe 2009-AmsterdamOctober 28-30
- VON & Channel Partners-Miami Beach, FLSeptember 21-23
- IT Expo West 2009-Los AngelesSeptember 1-3
December 2009
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Blogs I Read
- Asterisk VoIP News
- BlogNation
- Broadband Wireless Internet Access
- Bruce MacVarish
- Business Unusual
- Euro Tech News
- Hugh Goldstein's Blog
- IP Inferno
- Jon Arnold's Blog
- Leigh Fatzinger of CiTel
- Mark Evans Blog
- MuniWireless
- Nadeem's VoIP Blog
- Om Malik on VoIP
- Om Malik's Broadband Blog
- Ruminations on Telecom
- SipThat
- Skype Journal
- Solomon's VoIP Blog
- The Jeff Pulver Blog
- The National Debate
- The Silicon Angle
- Tom Keating's Blog
- VoIP Action
- VoIP LowDown
- VoIP Today
- VoIP Weblog
- VoIP, Web 2.0 and a lot of Tech News � LucaFiligheddu.com
- VoIPGuides
- VoIpNow
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Hi Andy,
Not sure what the impact is on this type of service on API performance. If it constantly searches your friends list and you have a lot of them it could lock you out of using other API service apps like TweetDeck. Not clear to me how it works.
Posted by: Stuart | October 18, 2008 at 05:11 PM