Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts

Tuesday, 18 March 2014

"You've Got Tweets"Woman Uses Twitter to Track Down Missed Connection, Love Ensues!

 
Photo: Instagram/AA
Its true when they say you never know where you can find love but What will a  modern-day girl do when she's sure she's just met the guy she's going to marry, but she didn't get his digits? Take to Twitter, of course. Erica Domesek, who lives in New York City, was traveling on an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Calgary, Canada, when she hit it off with a handsome stranger in the seat next to her. While the pair exchanged pleasantries, they neglected to trade last names or contact information, so Domesek decided to tweet the airline for a little help.

Monday, 3 March 2014

See the Oscar selfie that broke twitter record,retweeted 2.2m times

last night during the Oscars , Ellen Degeneres who was host of the Oscar posted this selfie with some of  Hollywood's major stars like Brad Pitt, Angelina,Jenniffer Lawrence, Julia Roberts,Lupita Nyongo'o and yes her little bro was in it..Talk about the light shining on that family.

When Ellen posted it on her twitter page, it broke twitter record for most retweets. The pic got over 2.2million retweets beating the 778,000 most retweets previously held by President Barack Obama. The tweet also 'broke Twitter' as the site crashed for a few minutes because of the traffic from the pic described as the 'best photo ever!'
Full pic below

Sunday, 23 February 2014

Facebook in a $3Billion Dollar Error

Never you give up on your struggles. This is the story of perhaps a pair of $3 Bilion dollar loss by the two big internet giants.

In the middle of 2009, Brian Acton was the software engineer that no one wanted to hire. Despite a dozen years of experience at Yahoo  and Apple Computer, he got turned down by two of the Internet’s brightest stars at the time.  First Twitter said no in May. Then Facebook rejected him in August. 

When Acton couldn’t find work at another big-name company, he took his chances on the start-up route instead. Teaming up with another Yahoo alum, Jan Koum, he helped build WhatsApp, a Mountain View, Calif., start-up that has become the king of cloud-based messaging. WhatsApp is in the headlines this week because Facebook has agreed to buy the company for a stunning $16 billion in stock and cash, along with as much as $3 billion in restricted stock units  for the founders.

With at least a 20% stake in the company, Acton is headed toward a $3 billion net worth once the transaction closes. That rebound isn’t just good news for him. It’s certain to become a legendary story of hard luck, persistence — and vindication — among job-hunters worldwide. 

I shared this storyi to young men like me in the street looking for that big break to remain resolute and determined. Your time shall come. What is in your hand? Use it. Faith without works is dead.

Have a lovely week ahead. It's your turn to shine. Don't stop believing.

Source: Forbes

Friday, 22 November 2013

The Power of a Twitter Handle - Yemi Olutayo



With the geometric increase in the number of new people that sign up for Twitter monthly, many are in need of positive guide so as to be relevant in the social media world. The ones that don’t get this guide usually end up constituting nuisance to our online environment. Naturally, everyone wants to be reckoned with; no one wants to be left out, irrespective of what we do, we always crave support and acceptance from fellow humans; even the terrorists and armed robbers wants to be friend with the media. Twitter happens to be one of those few platforms where such an attention is gotten; with the way it is structured, the longing for high number of human supporters (followers) can be disturbing if not properly managed.

Friday, 4 October 2013

Twitter files for stock market Listing,plans to raise $1BN in IPO

Social networking company Twitter has said it plans to raise $1bn (£619m) in its stock market debut in documents filed with US regulators.