Here’s Twitter’s answer to Instagram’s plans to cut off embedding pictures on Twitter.
Twitter, it’s being said, will be rolling out its own photo filters by the end of this year.
There hasn’t been any official announcement yet, but multiple credible tech sources have it on good authority that the rumors are true.
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In an announcement made live this morning on the TODAY show, Twitter’s CEO Dick Costolo explained that some pretty big changes are coming to everyone’s Twitter profiles.
Namely, we all now have the option to upload a cover photo to our Twitter profiles that will display on Twitter.com, Twitter for Android, iPhone, and iPad.
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Twitter has been testing out a new feature on its mobile site: the ability to upload photos captured directly from the user’s smartphone or uploaded from the phone’s photo library.
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With the news that Twitter would begin hosting its own photos, it’s no surprise that photo sharing really took off last year – but just how much might surprise you.
If you’re managing a small business Twitter account, you might want to dust off your “Famous Quotes Bathroom Reader” and start tweeting those notable quotes. According to a recent study, quotes are retweeted more than any other type of content on Twitter.
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The unveiling of Twitter’s new image galleries last week had a lot of users saying “it’s about time”. The gallery collects the latest photos you’ve tweeted from various sources, and displays up to 100 of the latest images as thumbnails.
But it’s not as simple as that, especially for brands. There are several ways the galleries can actually be detrimental to your brand image online, and we’ve got three of the biggest mistakes you can make when using the gallery, and how to avoid them.
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Less than a week after it rolled out its official image sharing service to all users, Twitter has opened up its media uploader API to developers. And many are speculating that this is the biggest nail in the coffin of current Twitter image uploader services Twitpic and Yfrog yet.
Although it was officially launched in June, Twitter’s photo-sharing service – called Twitter Images – hasn’t been available to all users. Until today.
As the company likes to do, Twitter rolled out this new feature slowly, bringing photo sharing and uploading to users in batches. But today, according to reports from TechCrunch, all users can upload and share their photos right from Twitter.com.
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Marni Shindelman and Nate Larson hope that their photography skills combined with Twitter can show the world a little glimpse into the beauty of the small moments in our lives. They’re traveling across the world, pairing geo-tagged tweets with a photograph of their location for a living art installation and an exploration of how our physical world affects our online personas.
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There is plenty of advice out there for tweeting to improve your brand. How to get more retweets, how to schedule your tweets to keep your account active, and how to write the perfect Twitter bio. But most of the advice focuses on what you write on Twitter. So what about the other side of Twitter – the multimedia, the photos, the videos? They’re just as important to your brand, but often ignored.
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