hashtags.org

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Last activity: 19.11.2014

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Hashtags.org is the defacto standard for hashtag information. The # symbol, called a hashtag, is used to mark keyword or topic in a Tweet. Any Twitter user can categorize or follow topics with hashtags.

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Jul 10, 2014	When a sexual assault becomes a viral meme	A teenager speaks out after video of her sexual assault went viral on Twitter and Vine Well, here’s the worst sentence you’ll ever read in your life: a 16-year-old girl spoke to reporters after a video of her sexual assault became a viral m...
Jul 29, 2009	How to host your own Twitter party	Gain exposure and traffic by organizing a group theme on Twitter First things first. What is a Twitter party? A Twitter “party” is a fast and fun way for people to connect and discuss a topic of choice via Twitter. The word “party” is misle...
Jun 19, 2009	How Twitter is Changing the World of Professional Poker	Doyle Brunson is seventy six years old and he says he was up late last night in Vegas. He’s in a $10k game on the 24th day of the World Series of Poker and he just sent out a Tweet. “Still in 10k split,” he said. “Didn’t sleep much but feel...
Jun 16, 2009	Twitter Event Suite Solves Planning Twubbles	Twubs – it’s not the mean-spirited nickname the kids called us in high school, nor is it the Miami Vice detective opposite Don Johnson. Similar to Hashtags.org, Twubs is a Twitter aggregator that allows users to contribute on breaking news,...
Jun 1, 2009	How One Teacher Uses Twitter in the Classroom	Teachers are always trying to combat student apathy and University of Texas at Dallas History Professor, Monica Rankin, has found an interesting way to do it using Twitter in the classroom. Rankin uses a weekly hashtag to organize comments,...
Mar 10, 2009	Verizon Unveils their Vision for the Web-Connected TV	In the U.S., Verizon FiOS customers will soon receive an update to their set-top boxes that will connect their TVs to the web in an entirely new way. The company is preparing a major upgrade to their TV widgets platform which currently serv...
Mar 6, 2009	Are you a popular guy on Wikipedia?	A lot of people use Wikipedia, but until now there’s been no way to see what topics are the most popular. Wikirank solves that problem, with a new tool that shows how each Wikipedia topic ranks in popularity. Users familiar with Google Anal...
Feb 25, 2009	Ginx groups help you follow communities on Twitter	Micromessaging service Twitter still doesn’t make sense to most people I know. When they start following other Twitter users, they just see a mishmash of unorganized thoughts from those people pouring in — and who wants to read nonsense? A ...
Feb 10, 2009	Twitter travel tips arrive in Portland	If you use Twitter and you’re planning to visit Portland, Ore., here’s an easy new method for finding your way around. You can get recommendations for where to visit, eat and shop in the city from the Twitter account @travelportland. First,...
Dec 17, 2008	StockTwits nails stockpicking on Twitter, raises round	StockTwits, a two month-old site that lets you track messages on micro-blogging service Twitter about public company stock performance, has closed a first round of venture funding. The investors, all individuals, are a wide range of Twitter...
Jun 20, 2008	Presidential candidate debates arrive on Twitter	As the U.S. presidential race heats up this summer, we’re covering some of the more interesting ways that new web technology is having an impact on it. The latest tidbit, that at least our politically-focused readers might care about, is a ...
May 21, 2008	Leading Chinese social network 51.com raising $50 million round, to launch platform for third-party developers	Dispatch 1 from Beijing I’ve just landed in Beijing and I managed to get to a Chinese tech conference called CHINICT in time to hear some interesting local social networking news. 51.com, one of the largest social networks in the country, i...
Apr 18, 2008	Twitpitch: The Elevator Pitch Hits Twitter	We’ve all heard of the elevator pitch: the brief overview of a product, service, or project that can be delivered in the time it takes to ride an elevator, usually around 30 seconds or so. Now here comes a new idea: the Twitpitch, and yes, ...
Apr 1, 2008	Polling Twitter: 4 Startups that Take the Pulse of the Twittersphere	We’ve argued in the past that Twitter can be a platform for serious discourse and our own Marshall Kirkpatrick famously stated last year that Twitter is even paying his rent (by which he meant that Twitter had become an invaluable tool in h...
Dec 31, 2007	5 Ways You Can Fall in Love With Tagging Again	Tagging content online is something that doesn’t seem to have taken off the way some people expected it to. Is it too complicated for widespread adoption? Is it too arbitrary to have the impact that formal taxonomies offer? Is it just too m...
Dec 19, 2007	Tweeterboard: Who Does That Person on Twitter Think They Are?	Like it or not, there’s a whole lot of conversation going on via microblogging service Twitter these days and it cannot be ignored. Let’s say you’ve subscribed to a search feed for your company’s name (via Terraminds) and you’ve found someo...

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What has the press written about hashtags.org?

Parsers VC has collected 17 articles mentioning hashtags.org, among them “When a sexual assault becomes a viral meme” (Jul 10, 2014) and “How to host your own Twitter party” (Jul 29, 2009).

Is hashtags.org still active?

Yes, hashtags.org is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Nov 19, 2014.