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		<title>Types Of Business Coaching</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every thriving person achieves his objectives with the support and direction of his/ her business coach or adviser. The coaches’ capabilities to inspire, correspond and ascertain a connection with the students is a significant attribute that develops the particular student’s intrinsic values. Business coaching has in recent years, established itself as one of the primary [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every thriving person achieves his objectives with the support and direction of his/ her business coach or adviser. The coaches’ capabilities to inspire, correspond and ascertain a connection with the students is a significant attribute that develops the particular student’s intrinsic values. Business coaching has in recent years, established itself as one of the primary facilitators to augment the conduct and mental changes in employees to enhance their managerial skills. The fundamentals of business coaching are to alert the corporate workforce of their influence on others, discover how to exactly encourage their work staff and to craft constructive relationships. Business coaching can be categorized into several different aspects to suit a particular need.&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>
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<h2>Business Coaching for Proficiency</h2>
<p>When it comes to management and relationship synchronization, business coaching specifically targeting development skills or proficiency is practiced to educate executives to cultivate precise capabilities and varying perspectives. This coaching agenda normally takes a few weeks or months to be completed. Executives are taught to filter the current skills of employees, and to learn fresh ground-breaking strategies so unexpected situations can be handled diligently.</p>
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<h2>Business Coaching for Growth</h2>
<p>This particular category of coaching accommodates to the distinctiveness and aptitude of the person and assists to improve or boost them. It investigates the individual’s on hand features and adapts them according to the conditions of the new outlines and the superior challenges which it conveys. Business coaching for growth or development focuses on the individuals’ general growth via making better listening skills, refining tactical preparations, enhancing time-supervision, open to ideas and adjustments, and promote involvement amongst subordinates. This type of business coaching guides executives to control the latest profiles through increasing procedural know-hows, and to assimilate their interpersonal aptitudes. Business coaching for growth is recommended when the Company is being re-organized.</p>
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<h2>Business Coaching for Performance</h2>
<p>Performance is assessed based on a special capacity as well as group comments garnered from the team. It is not enough if you are familiar with the mandatory technical or academic expertise but be deficient in any constructive connection with your squad, and manages your work force like ‘gadgets’. How executives manage their team members, mirror unswervingly on their performance and reliability. Performance is not judged on work conclusion speed, but on the team strength and communal endeavors that the manager was able to extort out of his/ her teammates. Business coaching for performance expands the employees’ efficiency in their current arrangements and smooths the advancements of their growth in the Company.</p>
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<h2>Business Coaching for Executives </h2>
<p>Normally when workers ascend the corporate ladder to an executive rank, they are more often than not alleged to be supercilious by their former teammates. This dictates the executives to be resilient to accept disparagement and to garner the assurance and support of those they work with. It is deemed pivotal to establish an optimistic relationship and guarantee the work force of their allegiance. These executives need coaching to assist them map their policies in endearing their new subordinates. This demands executives to be spiritually and psychologically competent to execute the new tasks.
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<a href="http://www.chriskaday.co.uk" title="Business Coaching" target="_blank">Business Coaching</a><br />
http://www.chriskaday.co.uk</p>
<p>Business coaching is something I am passionate about. I can make a quantifiable difference to your business.</p>
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		<title>Professional vs Free web hosting</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 01 Oct 2010 14:41:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is it worth using a free hosting service for your website, rather than paying up some money to a professional web hosting company? &#160; - NO, and read on to find out why: &#160; 1. Website hosting is run by servers, PCs that are designed for reliable and high performance of serving up websites. They [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is it worth using a free hosting service for your website, rather than paying up<br />
some money to a professional web hosting company?<br />
&nbsp;<br />
<b>- NO, and read on to find out why:</b><br />
&nbsp;<br />
1. Website hosting is run by servers, PCs that are designed for reliable and high performance of serving up websites. They cost money to buy and run. If you&#8217;re paying nothing, then guess what? They have to make money otherwise they go out of business. Ways of converting you to a paying client include: insisting on running adverts on your website that they take the revenue for; selling your details on to third parties for a profit; and adding you to their mailing list<br />
and bombarding you with emails trying to sell you expensive services that you don&#8217;t need.</p>
<p>
2. Free hosting don&#8217;t care about you. To them you are just a drain on<br />
resources. Some of them have a reputation for never answering questions.</p>
<p>3.<br />
Some free hostings don’t permit you access to the server panel, for example to<br />
setup a database. You can be limited to just their website builder software,<br />
which is a limitation indeed.</p>
<p>4.<br />
Space allocation. Free hosts will generally want to cram as many websites onto<br />
their server to maximize their return and this leads to something where you<br />
have to be very careful of file sizes. Normally they are restricted to 10mb.<br />
This may be fine for a small website, but for a good website with nice<br />
graphics, email facilities and a video or two it will be insufficient.</p>
<p>5.<br />
Reliability, is it important to keep your website showing all the time? Of<br />
course it is. This is called the ‘uptime’, and as they are getting little<br />
revenue from you they have no incentive to sort problems out quick.<br />
Professional websites will be up all the time (99.9% uptime), whereas free ones<br />
have been known to dip below the 90% mark.</p>
<p><b>So if your website is important you it’s important to invest a good professional hosting. </b></p>
<p>Free web hostings are OK for a playground to test things out, nothing more.</p>
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<a href="http://www.vidahost.com" title="UK cPanel Hosting" target="_blank">UK cPanel Hosting</a><br />
http://www.vidahost.com</p>
<p>For professional quality UK cPanel Hosting call us first and we&#8217;ll take care of your website</p>
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		<title>Twitter Apps and Its Popularity with Generation X</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 15 Aug 2010 14:29:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bless the founder of Twitter as if it weren’t for him, we’d all be wondering what everyone else is up to every 5 minutes or so. With Twitter, so many web applications have sprung up to be even more efficient, even more user-friendly and even more visually appealing. Twitter applications, or Twitter apps for short [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Bless the founder of <strong>Twitter</strong> as if it weren’t for him, we’d all be wondering what everyone else is up to every 5 minutes or so. With <strong>Twitter</strong>, so many web applications have sprung up to be even more efficient, even more user-friendly and even more visually appealing. <strong>Twitter</strong> applications, or <strong>Twitter</strong> apps for short have become more and more popular as the <strong>Twitter</strong> program gains widespread appeal.</p>
<p><strong>Twitter</strong> applications are graphic user interface. One of the main reasons as to why this happens is simply because of its attractiveness and eye catching designs. These applications have been designed with the youth in mind as this is the biggest market segment that use Twitter.</p>
<p>By adding <strong>Twitter</strong> apps into your profile, you can share your public profile information with other twitter followers who sign in to receive your updates. Though <strong>Twitter</strong> is new, these graphic user-interfaces have existed as early as the first website. Other kinds of applications are such as computer applications which are known as software in your compute. These programs enable word processing, spreadsheet, internet, browsing, and anti-virus and e-mail software.</p>
<p><strong>Twitter</strong> has become a source of connection and a link from one individual to thousands, if not millions. Everyone from celebrities to artists to organizations and groups as well as politicians has embraced <strong>Twitter</strong> to connect with their audience. Because of this, various twitter applications have increased its level of interactivity in the market. From apps to play games to using stylish fonts in tweeting to sending flowers and emoticons, <strong>Twitter</strong> has opened up a new world of pop culture in the cyber world.</p>
<p>Planning a party? Get the word around with <strong>Twitter</strong>. Your favorite football team is winning? Let those who aren’t seeing the match know what the score is. Just send your tweet in less than 140 characters. Twitter is all about giving information in the most succinct way possible.</p>
<p>Many of the popular twitter apps were created by <strong>Twitter</strong> enthusiasts with a creative mind and not at Twitter headquarters. More and more people are using <strong>Twitter</strong> to market products, increase revenue for business, send invitations as well as conveying information to the people at large. Twitter can be used for many things and not only confined to the social scene. The internet and <strong>Twitter</strong> combined is a powerful marketing tool provided that it is used with attractive and good strategies.</p>
<p>One of the main reasons why people love using social networking sites is because it gets them connected to friends, keeps them in touch their friends, family and the world and it is also a place to meet new people. Various things are promoted through social sites and lucrative deals have been signed, sealed and delivered thanks to <strong>Twitter</strong>, Facebook and MySpace.</p>
<p>The main driving force behind <strong>Twitter</strong> is to give the platform for the user to enjoy updating their ‘What are you doing now’ situation as well as use and surf the internet at the very same time. With so many Twitter apps our there, you can design one to specifically cater to the products you are selling as well as to target the niche clientele that you are marketing your products to.</p>
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		<title>Popularity of Twitter &#8211; Learn the Lingo</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 14 Aug 2010 10:40:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With the internet, people have been used to getting information fast with a click of the mouse or a tap on the iphone. People are more connected that before and get updates about practically everything and anything going on in the world today. Twitter has grown tremendously based on this simple aspect-it’s all about getting [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With the internet, people have been used to getting information fast with a click of the mouse or a tap on the iphone. People are more connected that before and get updates about practically everything and anything going on in the world today. Twitter has grown tremendously based on this simple aspect-it’s all about getting information in less than four words.</p>
<p>Twitter is a micro-blogging and social network. For those who have Twitter, they would also have a MySpace account, a Facebook account or Tumblr or Multiply account-or even all of it. Twitter enables people to provide short updates to their followers from just about anything from pictures to movie and sound links.</p>
<p><strong>Tweets</strong></p>
<p>Tweets are basically updates that relate to the ultimate question of ‘What are you doing’ on Twitter. In less than 140 characters, you answer the question by answering in universally accepted and understood short forms of words. With Twitter, less is always more. There are 2 types of Tweets which are direct tweets and protected tweets.</p>
<p><strong>Follower</strong></p>
<p>Followers are people who follow your tweets in their TweetStream. The account holder of Twitter can choose to make the tweets viewable to only approved followers. This is a protected account.</p>
<p><strong>ReTweet</strong></p>
<p>The RT is the same as forwarding an email, and in the Twitter world, you are re-sending a tweet sent by another person. It is also courtesy to include the person’s name in the RT using @username.</p>
<p><strong>TweetUp</strong></p>
<p>Know what’s a meeting? Well, a TweetUp is Twitter’s version of a real-world meeting of the people who have come connected together via Twitter.</p>
<p><strong>TwitterStream</strong></p>
<p>This is a collection of tweets; much like a Facebook Wall which features a stream of tweets sent by everyone that you follow but may refer to the public timeline of all tweets.</p>
<p><strong>Twitterati</strong></p>
<p>Just like Glitterati where its filled with A list celeb twitter accounts and other celebrities and popular people.</p>
<p>There are some rules and regulations that need to be followed commonly known in the internet sphere are netiquette. Here are some terms for Twitter:</p>
<ol>
<li>Follower – People that you approve to follow and receive your tweets. These are your circle of friends and acquaintances.</li>
<li>Following – These are the people that you want to follow and be update about. You will receive a person’s tweets each time a twit is sent much like how other people receive your twits.</li>
<li>Nudge &#8211; This is a friendly reminder to your circle, urging them to give out updates. You can nudge, and you can be nudged much like a facebook ‘Poke’.</li>
</ol>
<p>Twitter has helped expand the world of communication ever since its breakout in July 15, 2006. It had garnered more than 3 million accounts in over just two years and has become one of the main sources of information especially in countries where social media and networking have been banned. People all over the world who want to be updated on real-time events that are happening concerning global and worldwide issues can sign up to follow a certain twitter account and gain access to what’s happening currently. These events have spanned from the Golden Globes to the Academy Awards, the Iran political crisis to the World Cup.</p>
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		<title>How to Get your Twitter Account Into Full Bloom</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 10:38:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Twitter is probably one of the best inventions in the online space and its not only a tool to get in touch and keep your followers updated, it is also a great marketing tool that can be effectively used in many ways to market many other products from shoes to jewelry to SEO marketing to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Twitter</strong> is probably one of the best inventions in the online space and its not only a tool to get in touch and keep your followers updated, it is also a great marketing tool that can be effectively used in many ways to market many other products from shoes to jewelry to SEO marketing to something like antique.</p>
<p>Before you jump on the bandwagon of <strong>Twitter Marketing</strong>, there are a few start-up terms you would need to go through. First of all, is setting up and account. Signing up requires your username, a password as well as an email address to receive updates. Apart from all these technical aspects, go get a pretty picture of yourself for your profile pic.</p>
<p>Having an awesome profile picture gets people wanting to click on your profile to know more about you. Of course, an awesome profile picture also comes with an awesome but succinct introduction to you. Writer up a short biography about yourself and include in any links of your other sites to it such as Deviant Art (to showcase your artistic/linguistic creativity) or Multiply (to share your musical interests), your blog (let people know your passion, zeal and enthusiasm) or even Facebook to connect to a whole new different level.</p>
<p>Once the account it set up and running, now it’s time to <strong>Tweet</strong>! In less than 140 characters or so. Don’t know what to write? Then try doing a search of your friends on <strong>Twitter</strong> to see what kind of updates are posted, why they are being followed, who you would want to follow, people that relate to you and your business or ideas or services. Never ever spam as spamming while promoting your business through updates on <strong>Twitter</strong> strictly needs to be avoided, as people do not like spamming and it is a nuisance.</p>
<p>If you are new to <strong>Twitter</strong>, its easy to start posting tweets and get followers but it is difficult to stay fresh and interesting so that you will still have the current people following you as well as creating a fresh batch of followers every other day or so. Updates, promotions, tweets and just about anything you post on your <strong>Twitter</strong> account needs to be interesting especially if marketing your business is your prime objective. Keep your audience tuned in with new promotions, new products and new ideas from your business. Also, look out for comments and suggestions on how to make your business better and more appealing.</p>
<p>Linking is another way to get your <strong>Twitter</strong> account noticeable. Link it with your websites as well as other networking sites. One good site to link up to is <strong>LinkedIn</strong>. This is a professional site that focuses on your professional life and career where you get to meet people of the same profession or find people from businesses that can benefit yours from suppliers to contractors, people who work in the same industry and those that work in related industries.</p>
<p>Updates on <strong>Twitter</strong> are automatically sent to your followers. Use the <strong>Twitter</strong> tool especially if you have free gifts or a contest or limited products for sale.</p>
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		<title>Why Your Company Should Open A Twitter Account</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Aug 2010 10:37:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By this time, you would already know there more than one type of clientele uses Twitter. When it first surfaced, nerds, geeks and the youth culture at large used Twitter for only one reason- to stay connected. As Twitter grew, more and more people found more benefits in opening a Twitter account other than just [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By this time, you would already know there more than one type of clientele uses Twitter. When it first surfaced, nerds, geeks and the youth culture at large used Twitter for only one reason- to stay connected.</p>
<p>As Twitter grew, more and more people found more benefits in opening a Twitter account other than just staying connected. And now, being a marketing tool, here are some more reasons as to why your company should open a Twitter account too!</p>
<p><strong>1)	Immediacy</strong></p>
<p>Twitter is all about giving immediate access to your target audience and your customers and clientele. Have a product problem? Do instant products recall and save you from an impending lawsuit. To many product enquiries? Get a Twitter account to answer these questions fast, in less than 140 characters. Engage and communicate with new clients or interested parties and even competitors. For constant followers, add in a benefit program and reward them with incentives for becoming your followers. Got a new sale campaign coming up? Twitter can help spread the word around.</p>
<p><strong>2)	Influence</strong></p>
<p>The web is the first source of information for most of us today and if you want a product review, a website review, some comments or suggestions on a certain place, restaurant, product, service or infrastructure, you go to the internet as you will find thousands of forums and online blogs that post up reviews on several items. Twitter is one such place where you will find people posting up recommendations and comments every second of the day. Build your customer base by answering to questions that are related to your industry and product and winning a first impression.</p>
<p><strong>3)	Reputation</strong></p>
<p>The downside of immediacy is that stories, especially bad ones spread much faster. If there is something negative about your company, a scandal, a product malfunction, rumors of bankruptcy and even scandals. Having a company Twitter account, you can easily and immediately try to lessen the damage by reassuring your customers and controlling the situation by giving out statements that can help in allay of rumors. If you&#8217;re not monitoring Twitter and presenting your company&#8217;s face and position to the world there, your company is vulnerable to viral attack.</p>
<p><strong>4)	Exposure</strong></p>
<p>By having followers and being a follower, you are not only increasing your exposure but also advertising your existence. Each time you get a follower, send them a tweet to welcome them and when you become a follower, tweet an introduction. It’s all about being seen and heard on Twitter. You can search for followers that fall into your marketing and geographical demographics.</p>
<p><strong>5)	Traffic</strong></p>
<p>Increasing traffic has always been the main objective of any corporate and business website ever since the term SEO surfaced on the World Wide Web. Apart from using SEO techniques, Twitter and linking also increases traffic flow to your site. This traffic flow is highly concentrated to those that are interested in what you sell, interested to learn more of merely keeping you in the loop of business that are of interest to them.</p>
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		<title>How NGOs can Profit From Twitter</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Aug 2010 10:37:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Twitter builds a much faster network and clientele base than any other social networking sites. Not only that, Twitter’s capability has expanded beyond only for extending your friend base it is now used to do so much more than just ‘keeping in touch and staying updated’. Twitter is used for advertising campaigns, for promotional and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Twitter builds a much faster network and clientele base than any other social networking sites. Not only that, Twitter’s capability has expanded beyond only for extending your friend base it is now used to do so much more than just ‘keeping in touch and staying updated’. Twitter is used for advertising campaigns, for promotional and marketing campaigns, for presidential campaigns as well as event campaigns.  Here is a breakdown on how you can use Twitter to get people interested in your NGO:</p>
<p><strong>1: Stay Updated and Relevant</strong></p>
<p>No doubt Twitter helps you receive a lot of followers and this is only true if what you have is newsworthy and interesting. If you have a cause, get those who are passionate about your cause to be your followers as well as attract new followers by staying current and updated. Listen and be updated on the current issues that your followers are talking about and you’d be surprised that you can get good networking done and who else can help support your cause either financially or by other means.</p>
<p><strong>2: Customize your page and Link it</strong></p>
<p>Customize your page with relevant Twit pictures and update your Bio with enough information so people know what you are about, what you are doing and what organizations you are representing as well as what campaign are your doing. Brand your Twitter page according to your organization’s logo and theme so that recognition and recall is easy. Link your website to Twitter so that people can have easy access to your organization’s information and resource.</p>
<p><strong>3: Be the Voice for your Organization</strong></p>
<p>Become an active voice on the internet by posting pertinent and open minded questions about the state of things concerning your cause. You may also want to use Twitter to inform your followers regarding the latest updates on your cause, legislation and rules that govern your cause and other newsworthy information that you feel people will be interested in. Make sure whatever you say will keep you organization in a more positive light.</p>
<p><strong>4: Engage with Your Clientele</strong></p>
<p>Newsworthy items posted on your account will get people talking about and this is where you should start a 2-way communication. Be prepared to receive tons of questions and comments and replies. You don’t have to reply to each one of it but pick a few outstanding ones and those worthy for a reply. Other followers will get the update and read about it anyhow. It’s always good to thank everyone for their comments and suggestions by posting a Tweet that mentions your followers in general.</p>
<p><strong>5: Get an App</strong></p>
<p>There are so many apps for Twitter than make posting Tweets and images on your account. Some of the most popular apps for Twitter are TweetDeck which is a desktop tool and there are apps for iPhone and Blackberry amongst others which make posting Tweets through this form of communication easy.</p>
<p>Last but not lease, don’t obsess on Twitter. With each New Year, there’s always a new social networking site that is popular from Friendster to MySpace to Facebook. Study the social networking tool before you use it and see if your clientele uses it too. If your clientele is over or below the age of those that actively use Twitter or any other social networking site, then there is no point opening an account. At the end of the day, a through search on what’s best is always the solution. But then again, opening a Twitter account is free, so why not?</p>
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		<title>Twitter’s Unofficial Logo</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Aug 2010 07:56:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When someone mentions Twitter, what flashes across your mind? The word “Twitter” in blue or the cute blue bird? Which is the official logo for Twitter? This goes again, the word or the bird? Well, the official logo for Twitter is the word “Twitter” (in blue). It is not surprising if you choose the cute [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When someone mentions Twitter, what flashes across your mind? The word “Twitter” in blue or the cute blue bird? Which is the official logo for Twitter?  This goes again, the word or the bird? Well, the official logo for Twitter is the word “Twitter” (in blue). It is not surprising if you choose the cute little blue bird as this bird has overwhelmed Twitter’s official logo.</p>
<p>So, who designed this blue bird? Is it from one of Twitter’s designers? No. The creator, designer of this little bird is Simon Oxley. Never heard of this person? Not surprising. Twitter never talks about him. Simon Oxley is a talented illustrator. His designs are often simple, without any bombastic colors. Yet, they are very appealing, funny and with a sense of originality. Simon Oxley grew up in England and liked drawing since young. He is 40 years old now. Currently, he is based in Japan with his wife, Noriko. They have 2 boys who are at a very young age; Tyler and Hagen. He used to work for Harajuku. However, he is a freelancer now, still contributing to iStockphoto.</p>
<p>Why the word “still” contributing to iStockphoto is used? Well, iStockphoto was where Twitter purchased Simon’s little bird at a “stunning” price of about $7. This innocent bird is never meant to be Twitter’s logo, not now, not in the future. It flew into Twitter simply as a decorative element on the website. Thus, it is all legal for Twitter to use it. This blue bird is just too cute; it took the spotlight away from Twitter’s official logo accidentally.</p>
<p>Are you still curious about Simon? How and where did he get his inspiration to come up with such a cute bird? According to Simon in an interview, he, himself is not sure. He cannot even remember why he drew the bird. He only remembers he was uploading tones of images to iStockphoto at that moment. Well, guess he is just simply talented.</p>
<p>Now that this blue bird is a worldwide icon, Twitter’s mascot, yet, he is not given any credits from Twitter. Does he hold any grudges or hard feelings towards Twitter? Amazingly, his answer is, no. In fact, Simon is happy that Twitter had chosen his design. He understands that Twitter is not obligated to do so. He is proud of what Twitter is doing, enabling people from all around the world to communicate and to share information in a better way.</p>
<p>According to Simon, on 21st June, an article about him and the Twitter bird will be published on Washington Post. Wired.com had also mentioned about him. All these are great promotions. He is satisfied, chirping like a bird. His dream is not to be a millionaire but simply to be able to fund his family to travel around, to many places, to broaden theirs and his mind. He wants to buy a house too, whereby they can grow their own vegetables. These are such simple, achievable dreams. Guess these promotions will give him a helping hand to realize his dreams.</p>
<p>In conclusion, let’s give this talented, down to earth illustrator a big round of applause. Now that you know the bird is just a decorative bird, please remember Twitter’s official logo, “Twitter” in blue words and not any animals.</p>
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		<title>Twitter &#8211; Another Milestone Marked</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Aug 2010 07:53:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Twitter is the phenomenon in town. Britney Spears is on Twitter, Lady Gaga is on Twitter, Al Gore and Arnold Schwarzenegger are on Twitter. Even Barack Obama is on Twitter. So, what milestone? What is new? Well, another President! The President from Russia, the 44 years old, Dmitry Medvedev. President Medvedev visited the headquarters of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Twitter is the phenomenon in town. Britney Spears is on Twitter, Lady Gaga is on Twitter, Al Gore and Arnold Schwarzenegger are on Twitter. Even Barack Obama is on Twitter. So, what milestone? What is new? Well, another President! The President from Russia, the 44 years old, Dmitry Medvedev. President Medvedev visited the headquarters of Twitter this June and posted his first tweet.</p>
<p>You may ask, so what is the big deal? It is just another visit from some high profile individual. Well, it is more than that. It was the day, the day where Twitter has proven its international presence and importance. Twitter has gained its worldwide recognition and reputation with only about 200 talented employees. Biz Stone, one of Twitter’s founders was glad and honored. He stated, “We are small but we have a global mindset. With such a busy schedule, it was astonishingly generous for the President to stop by.” You may visit Biz’s side, under the subject “From Russia with Love” to read it yourself.</p>
<p>So, what happened on that significant day? According to a blogger, MG Siegler, he had to go through a security check much more compelling than any other airports in the world. Snipers were in sight. Any silly move and it will cost you your life. No joke. Evan Williams, Twitter’s co-founder got the ball rolling by acknowledging it was indeed a historic day for Twitter. The President then took the stage and sent his very first tweet in Russian. It said “&#8221;Hello everyone! I&#8217;m on Twitter, and this is my first tweet.&#8221; Within minutes, President Medvedev had 1,500 followers and the numbers kept growing. Fast but as expected. The crowd was humongous to the extend Williams soon noticed no one was working! Everyone was excited. Well, they should be. It was not only an honor but an acknowledgement to their hard work.</p>
<p>President Medvedev sent not only 1, but a total of 14 tweets. Guess who responded to Medvedev’s first tweet? President Obama himself. He welcomed the Russian president in his tweet. Besides President Obama, “The Terminator”, current Californian Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger responded to President Medvedev’s tweet as well. According to news on Channel 4 on 24 June, the Russian president had 24,000 followers in Tweeter’s Russian version while 18,000 in the English version to date. It is a good sign indeed. In his tweets, President Medvedev recognizes Silicon Valley’s value and its greatest asset. This type of environment would be great for Russia. He even took some time to meet up with native Russians who are currently working in Silicon Valley.  According to President Medvedev, Russia has the money but does not have a Silicon Valley.</p>
<p>Twitter going global or in other words, internalization, kicked off by Matt Sanford, Yoshi Niwa and Sean Bell. Matt Sanford is the lead engineer, responsible in both international strategy and engineering. He used to work for Disney, AOL and Summize. So far, Twitter has localized its interface, catering to 5 markets. Unicode supports Twitter with its translation service. This remarkable event had indeed made everyone’s effort worthwhile.</p>
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		<title>Reasons Why Twitter is the Best, Shines above the Rest</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Aug 2010 07:52:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Do you know if Twitter were a country, it would be the world 12th largest country in terms of population? According to Wikipedia, as a start, Twitter had 500,000 tweets per quarter. In 2008, the tweets grew to 100 million per quarter. This carried on to 2 billion tweets, mind you; it is billion, not [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Do you know if Twitter were a country, it would be the world 12th largest country in terms of population? According to Wikipedia, as a start, Twitter had 500,000 tweets per quarter. In 2008, the tweets grew to 100 million per quarter. This carried on to 2 billion tweets, mind you; it is billion, not million anymore, by 2009. In March 2010, there was a 1,500% increase in the number of registered Twitter users. By now, 65 million tweets are hitting the web each day, meaning there are a number of 750 tweets sent per second! Just imagine the number of fingers typing per second. It will surely make you giddy.</p>
<p>So, what makes Twitter grow so fast and remain strong? It is hard to pin point down to 1 reason as there are many and most of the time, interlinked. Simplicity is 1 reason for sure. Try Google “How to use Twitter”. You will be amazed how helpful people are today, the bright side of humanity, to the extent you might yell “Enough! Information overload!” Yes, joining Twitter and start tweeting is really as easy as a piece of cake. Go to Twitter’s website and click “Join for Free”. Follow the steps and you are done. In fact, some call it a complete no-brainer. You do not have to be tech-savvy to use it.</p>
<p>Besides simplicity, you get to “follow” your favorite celebrities on Twitter! Not as a paparazzi, of course. How often do you get to text your favorite celebrities? How often do you get to hear from them, themselves, and not from any reliable, non-reliable sources? How often do you get to know what is playing on their minds at a particular moment? Well, Twitter offers you this opportunity, to get close, to get to know, to connect with your favorites. You do not even have to pay a cent for these! According to The Sunday Times, the top 50 celebrities are Stephen Fry, a comedian; Britney Spears, John Cleese, MC Hammer, Demi Moore, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kevin Smith, Lady Gaga and the list goes on. Thus, you actually have a whole “gallery” of celebrities to choose from. In fact, it was said that Jennifer Anniston dumped John Mayer because he paid more attention to Twitter and not to her. What a poor guy…</p>
<p>Thirst for the latest news updates? Was in a rush, not in time to grab the papers? Well, you always have Twitter. Twitter can be accessed via computers and mobile phones. Unless you are still living in the Stone Age, everyone has a mobile phone nowadays. So, how does Twitter, a microblogging, social networking platform could act as a news channel for you? Well, BBC, CNN and some other News providers have joined Twitter. They tweet news bulletins. Besides News providers, you can also skip all traditional news reporting by getting ground breaking news from primary sources, example, eyewitnesses themselves.</p>
<p>Besides all above, to remain popular, you have to be at the top of mind of your users all the time. Twitter does have a cute and simple icon which is easy to remember – the blue bird. In fact, some Twitterholics got so attracted to this bird, they started creating their own galleries of blue birds, free for all to download. The Overload Shark icon is cute too! It will appear when the server gets congested, saying “Too many tweets! Please wait a moment and try again.&#8221; It somehow has a funny effect, getting you less frustrated. No matter how old you are, everyone has an inner child. Guess, Twitter has managed to capture the little kid in us.</p>
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