Showing posts with label Legalities and Licensing and Publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Legalities and Licensing and Publishing. Show all posts

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Need to print a copy of your tweet? It's a good idea!

It is always a good idea to keep a diary of your tweets saved to your computer or flash drive or cd or on printed paper. Later you can surprise a special friend with a print out diary of your selected tweets! But how do you do this? Well this is where Print your twitter website comes in! They allow you to print tweets of you and your friends, or tweets containing a certain keyword or just your tweet alone onto paper! And if you are not ready to print it you can just save it for later! You can even add tweets and twitpics to your holiday photos! Or archive your tweets! Hey! Sounds easy? Well it pretty much is and you're already halfway there! Hop on over to the site and log into your twitter account from their website to begin.

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Let's Send A File To Someone On Twitter!

What type of file are you interested in sending? Don't know about you but this service TWITFS is one of the best applciations for sharing files like videos, audios, pictures, documents like pdf or Microsoft. Start by selecting a file from your computer, upload it and then share the links on twitter!  No need to register. One problem: If the uploaded file has no activity for more than 30 days, the file is deleted. Careful: Uploading files that are against TwitFS TOS (Terms of Service) will be automatically deleted and blocked from being uploaded again. Max file size allowed is 100MB. 

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

How To Embed A Single Tweet In Your Blog, Site etc

There are several services out there that allows you to embed a tweet into your blog or website. I don't know all of them. Some allows you to embed a single tweet at a time and others allow you to embed rows of tweets. This service Tweetpaste allows you to embed a single tweet into your blog or website. How to do it? Simply find and copy the tweet url: status link (see here if you don't know how to find the status link of a tweet). Visit the tweet paste website and insert the link. Instructions should be available over at the site. You will be given a preview of how the tweet looks. When you have copied the html and pasted it into your blog etc, tweetpaste will then notify the tweet owner on twitter by sending them a tweet and the url of the blog or site where the tweet was embedded. The only thing with this service is that it does not allow you to re-size the frame used to showcase the tweet even though they say it is re-sizable. One of the reasons for this is because it uses an iframe. iframes are not re-sizable.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Make Sure You Own Your Tweet!

Ever wonder who owns your tweet? Nope its not twitter and its not the public either! You do! If you would like to give others the privilege to use your tweets freely, why not turn your tweet into a creative commons tweet using this site. Creative Commons Tweets. What they do is license and publish your tweet on their site and allow anyone to republish your tweet without your permission. Find out more by visiting their site.