Twopular.com (I know, it's hard to pronounce) is a keyword tool extracted from aggregated Twitter feeds. It lists the most popular keywords, with time periods from the last 2 hours, 8 hours, day, week and month.
Next to each keyword are three useful buttons. The first one just takes you to Twitter's own search function so you can see what people are actually talking about. The other two are particularly useful to those writers chasing news stories. They link directly to Google News and Yahoo News with automatic search so that you can see if all the Twittering is related to a recent news item.
"This project is thoroughly of the type let's start first and see later what it is about - so please consider enjoying what you see right now and don't miss to come back occasionally to check if we have found out what this is for. Or just follow us @twopular and we will let you know all new insights.
Arisen from the confused mind of Martin Dudek. (Twopular is not affiliated with Twitter.)"
The "About Twopular" section is a refreshingly honest admission that this is a project that just might be a good idea - rather defines Twitter itself.
(c) Rycharde Manne
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This article has also been published at Xomba.
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