Sunday Tweeple and How to back up your Twitter Messages with TweetBackup

Another batch of “Interesting Tweeple”.

This article is crossposted to Twexpert and the Wardman Wire.

Sunday Tweeple

@openRSA: An independent group of Fellows and others supporting development of the RSA

The RSA (Royal Society for the Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) is a centuries old Interdiscipinary Think Tank. This is a group of “Fellows” (i.e., members).

@themediaisdying: Helping flaks pitch better and update lists. Email tips to mediaisdying@gmail.com

Tips, mainly about the US media. Email tips to mediaisdying@gmail.com. A lot of followers (13,000).

@jeffjarvis: blogger and j-school prof

Jeff Jarvis, a commentator of media and Professor of Journalism in New York, who runs the leading media blog Buzzmachine.com, about the media.

@joswinson: Lib Dem MP for East Dunbartonshire

Jo Swinson, Lib Dem MP for East Dunbartonshire. Regular Twitterer, and engages in conversation. Has been know to Twitter reports during Prime Ministers’ Questions.

@tom_watson: Labour MP aspiring to be a good dad and respected geek. Cabinet Office Minister too.

Tom Watson, UK Cabinet Office Minister for E-something. Blogs at the eponymous Tom Watson MP. Tom puts a lot of things into his Twitter feed, not his blog - especially interesting links. Also sometimes he asks about policy questions.

TweetBackup: Backup for Tweets

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TweetBackup will save a copy of your Twitter Messages for free. The features:

  1. Runs Over The Internet
  2. Daily Backu
  3. No Installation Required
  4. No Twitter-Password Required

The downsides are:

  1. You need to follow them on Twitter (which in my view is fair enough).
  2. There is a limit of 3200 Tweets, due to a limitation of the Twitter service itself.

About the Author

Matt Wardman

Matt is an internet consultant, commentator, freelance writer and Project Manager based in the UK. He is available for hire. Matt edits the Wardman Wire and Twexpert, and writes at Poligeeks, Total Politics, and occasionally in several other places.

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