#republiktwitter: First Movie About Twitter

The world’s first movie about the phenomenon of twitter. Story taken from real-life sampling of young users of social media in Indonesia peeling personality complications and their honesty in cyberspace and in the real world.

But it’s not a movie about twitter, this film is about a man who had beautiful dreamed, who chose to get up to face reality and realize his dreams. “The story is light but feels emotionally because peeling daily reality. At least for a love story without dramtisasi contemporary romance that too far-fetched movie # republiktwitter fitting well as entertainment,” said film director # republiktwitter, Kuntz Agus, who during this known as a documentary film director and short film. Ajish Dibyo, which is also a friend of Kuntz, as producer. “Social network change patterns of communication through technological mediation. We’ve Always wanted to raise a variety of social replica that currently exists in the world of twitter,” added Kuntz Agus.

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NBC News Twitter Hack Issues Fake News Of Ground Zero Terrorist Attack

Early Friday Evening, just two days before the tenth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks, the official NBC Twitter account was hacked and used.

With NBC's "The Playboy Club" set to debut Sept. 19, the newest issue of the magazine that led to both the clubs and the show will have a 1961-theme and cost just 60 cents, the newsstand price in that year. Also read: Is 'The Playboy Club' Just 'Mad

Mark Lazarus has bolstered his executive team at NBC Sports Group, hiring former ESPN executive Rob Simmelkjaer at SVP of NBC Sports Ventures, a unit that comprises NBC-owned businesses like the Alliance of Action

Mark Lazarus has bolstered his executive team at NBC Sports Group, hiring former ESPN executive Rob Simmelkjaer at SVP of NBC Sports Ventures, a unit that comprises NBC-owned businesses like the Alliance of Action

NBC News and Brian Williams perhaps anticipated the fact that the name of their new prime-time newsmagazine wouldn't be especially well-received.

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Hindi services in India – Twitter just launched

The popular online social networking and micro-blogging site twitter is all set to launch Hindi services in next week in India. Twitter was launched in 2006, founded by Jack Dorsey have now 200 million users across the world.

“After launching Hindi, Filipino, Malay and Simplified and Traditional Chinese in the coming weeks, Twitter will support 17 different languages,” according to a company blog.

Both twitter and facebook has huge followers in India since its inception.Meanwhile, facebook has already launched their Hindi services along with five other Indian languages; Tamil, Malayalam, Punjabi, Telugu and Bengali.

“For many, getting the most out of Twitter isn’t only about tweeting: 40 per cent of our active users simply sign in to listen to what’s happening in their world. Our 100 million active users range from passionate early adopters to recent converts,” the blog dated on September 8 said.

Twitter allows users to send and read text-based posts up to 140 characters which is popularly known as tweets. In India most of the film stars, sports persons including cricketers and Journalist are among the twitter users.Twitter also said that 35 percent global heads, including Australia’s Julia Gillard and Argentina’s Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and 40 percent religious leaders, including popular religious leaders like Dalai Lama and the Pope among the users.

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Twitter Plans Massive Clean-up With New Obscene Content Warning

Twitter is wholesome, healthy, and filled with not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content. The problem with that is that there are no clear lines separating the types of content at the moment. All that is set to change.

Twitter is planning to add a designation that will let users flag content as inappropriate. Under the new system, a flag will trigger a warning message that will help people make an informed decision before clicking a link. The goal is to save people the trauma or trouble of following a link to something that is downright inappropriate or in direct violation of their work policies.

According to Twitter representative, Carolyn Penner, users will be able to flag their own content, as well as those of other users. All video and photo links will be subject to the new warning feature, and third party sites like Instagram and TwitPic, will have to update their streams.

So far users seem quite receptive about the new feature, which is very good news for Twitter. At least they won’t have to worry about user revolts. Given the obvious security vulnerabilities with the platform, the last thing Twitter needs is an upset user base.

The new feature isn’t fully on stream yet, but developers have been given the necessary details on how to incorporate it, using the Twitter API. Users will have to wait a while before things are fully functional, so the word on the web is that one should still “click carefully”.

Do you think the new feature will help make Twitter handle obscenity? Have your say in the comments below.

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