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Twitter Responds to Accusations of Wikileaks Censorship

The social site denies altering the trending topics section.

 

Twitter Promotes Promoted Trends To The Top Of Trends

Sometime in the past few hours, Twitter made a subtle, but not insignificant change: their Promoted Trends are now appearing at the top of the Trends area on Twitter.com.

 

Again With the Twitter "Ban" on Justin Bieber? Oh, If Only…

Again With the Twitter

Who is "Trending Topics" star Diustin Biber? First, we'll tell who—and what—he/she isn't: The latest workaround to a supposed Twitter ban on Justin...

Senh: Damn, that guy's so popular now, they have to ban him from Twitter trending topics. That's just crazy. I didn't know that many teens use Twitter. It's almost like they're leaving MySpace and invading Twitter-land.

 

Justin Bieber Fans Strike Back At Twitter, Reclaim Trending Topics Spot

Justin Bieber Fans Strike Back At Twitter, Reclaim Trending Topics Spot

Tween heart-throb Justin Bieber is the center of attention on Twitter again, after a very brief exile. Last night, Mashable reported that Twitter had updated its "trending topics" algorithm to highlight topics that were actually trending, rather than just consistently popular. The most visible, and widely discussed, impact of this change was that Justin Bieber -- a permanent fixture in the trending topics -- disappeared.

 

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