Comments on: Separating signal from noise on Twitter http://ulken.com/2009/01/23/separating-signal-from-noise-on-twitter/ Eric Ulken's adventures in online journalism Sat, 05 Nov 2011 16:37:27 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Andrew D. Nystrom / @latimesnystrom http://ulken.com/2009/01/23/separating-signal-from-noise-on-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-923 Andrew D. Nystrom / @latimesnystrom Sat, 24 Jan 2009 07:46:00 +0000 http://ulken.com/?p=342#comment-923 Eric, a few folks the @LATimes actually had a call this morning with one of Twitter's lead product managers. Besides parsing the numbers related to inauguration-related spikes in traffic – and the pleasantly surprising platform stability – we spent most of the call talking about how to mine Twitter's APIs and search feeds. Re Twitter's '09 development plans, integrating their powerful search experience for users is a top priority. As widely reported, Twitter confirmed they are also working on a pro/paid version of the service, and they are actively soliciting feedback on what dashboard-type of features would make a paid service appeal to heavy users. As always, I'd love to hear more feedback [via @latimesnystrom] on what folks would like to see the 60 feeds @latimestweets follows do. So far, more, quicker breaking news is a popular request, along with more unique/original content, and more reporter-run streams, like @LAjurno + @latimesfood + @latimesJerry. Happy travels, look forward to hearing more about your adventures, ~ Andrew, social media guy embedded in the LA Times / latimes.com newsroom Eric, a few folks the @LATimes actually had a call this morning with one of Twitter’s lead product managers.

Besides parsing the numbers related to inauguration-related spikes in traffic – and the pleasantly surprising platform stability – we spent most of the call talking about how to mine Twitter’s APIs and search feeds.

Re Twitter’s ’09 development plans, integrating their powerful search experience for users is a top priority.

As widely reported, Twitter confirmed they are also working on a pro/paid version of the service, and they are actively soliciting feedback on what dashboard-type of features would make a paid service appeal to heavy users.

As always, I’d love to hear more feedback [via @latimesnystrom] on what folks would like to see the 60 feeds @latimestweets follows do. So far, more, quicker breaking news is a popular request, along with more unique/original content, and more reporter-run streams, like @LAjurno + @latimesfood + @latimesJerry.

Happy travels, look forward to hearing more about your adventures,
~ Andrew, social media guy embedded in the LA Times / latimes.com newsroom

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