Saturday, March 30, 2013

Saudi Arabia 'may end' Twitter user anonymity

Saudi Arabia may try to end anonymity for Twitter users in the country by limiting access to the site to people who register their identification documents, the Arab News daily reported. Last week, local media reported the government had asked telecom

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has been dethroned from her top spot — at least on Twitter. A new infographic from the Shorty Awards compares fake Twitter accounts of famous peoplea and brands with their actual accounts. The fake Queen Elizabeth on

Saudi Arabia may try to end anonymity for Twitter users in the country by limiting access to the site to people who register their identific

The Saudi Arabian communications regulator plans to link national Twitter bloggers to personal social media user IDs, local media has reported.

There's an old English saying, “Keep a thing seven years, and you'll always find a use for it.” Today is Twitter's 7th birthday, which we observe on the day @jack first tweeted. Since then, we've seen breathtaking velocity in Twitter's growth,

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