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Filing, Finding Tweets Past 30 Days
- Search Engine People, Friday, May 22, 2009 2:45 PM
Conferences have begun to use hashtags to let groups of people tweet together to reports on an event. The tweets are written, for example, #teched, #SMX, or #E3. While tweets are only available
for 30 days, Ruud Hein provides a method to search for the sound bites long after they technically expire.
Hein writes that twits can find news archives through tools Twitter Search, or Twitterfall and TweetDeck. The trick is to add the link to Google Reader. He provides step-by-step instructions. A new Web site known as Twubs allows you to monitor hashtag conversation and any shared media.
