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Mit großer Resonanz luden wir @Twitter nach Köln ein: Hey Twitter! Cologne Wants You! #cgnwy #twithubcgn http://t.co/yMM2126Y
Mit großer Resonanz luden wir @Twitter nach Köln ein: Hey Twitter! Cologne Wants You! #cgnwy #twithubcgn http://t.co/yMM2126Y
Hey Twitter! Cologne Wants You! #cgnwy #twithubcgn
Hey Twitter! We Want You!
We want Twitter to select Cologne as the location for their German base camp – a vibrant online community, tremendous business potentials, combined with Koelsche Lebensart
2011, Frank Michatz (MSH AND MORE)
For a long time now, local and regional organizers have relied on Twitter as a major tool for their communication activities around a variety of commercial and non-commercial events. Network meetings, TweetUps, BarCamps, Twittwoch (TwittWednesday), Twarneval as the online companion of the traditional carnival, regular Twittagessen (TwittLunches) and support for the International Twestival represent regular highlights in the online calendar of the 2.000 years old city.
In Cologne, Twitter can build on a solid, innovative and loyal internet community and all the resources an internet company needs – including a city wide fibreglass network provided by Germany´s largest local carrier NetCologne. Renowned trade fairs such as dmexco and gamescom, numerous, highly qualified online experts and the Cologne Internetweek (#iwcgn) add further value to the location. We believe that Cologne offers unique opportunities and the best prospects for Twitter´s German office and we will be more than happy to assist in many ways.
Cologne has always been a hub – for supplies and reinforcements of legionaries, parcels, travelers, networkers and… now the time has come to become the TwitHub for Twitter´s European expansion.
The Internet City Cologne is looking forward to welcome Twitter on the banks of the river Rhine and provide the best possible infrastructure. We will join all major forces in the city for your welcome!
For more than a decade, Koelner Internet Union (KIU) has been the local association of the widespread community of internet related businesses in the area of Cologne, Germany. KIU, longtime local Twitter-maniacs, Webworkers and net activists of Germany´s fourth largest city invite Twitter to Cologne.
Und das kannst Du tun!
Wenn Du auch willst, dass Twitter nach Köln kommt, dann hinterlasse einen Kommentar unter diesem Artikel. Bist Du ein Kölner, dann twitter warum Twitter nach Köln gehört wie der Dom! Twittere wie Du Twitter in Köln unterstützen könntest. Twitter, wenn Du einen Job bei Twitter annehmen würdet. Unterstütze unsere Idee und verbreite diese weiter!Hey Twitter! Cologne Wants You! #cgnwy #twithubcgn
Hey Twitter! We Want You!
We want Twitter to select Cologne as the location for their German base camp – a vibrant online community, tremendous business potentials, combined with Koelsche Lebensart
2011, Frank Michatz (MSH AND MORE)
For a long time now, local and regional organizers have relied on Twitter as a major tool for their communication activities around a variety of commercial and non-commercial events. Network meetings, TweetUps, BarCamps, Twittwoch (TwittWednesday), Twarneval as the online companion of the traditional carnival, regular Twittagessen (TwittLunches) and support for the International Twestival represent regular highlights in the online calendar of the 2.000 years old city.
In Cologne, Twitter can build on a solid, innovative and loyal internet community and all the resources an internet company needs – including a city wide fibreglass network provided by Germany´s largest local carrier NetCologne. Renowned trade fairs such as dmexco and gamescom, numerous, highly qualified online experts and the Cologne Internetweek (#iwcgn) add further value to the location. We believe that Cologne offers unique opportunities and the best prospects for Twitter´s German office and we will be more than happy to assist in many ways.
Cologne has always been a hub – for supplies and reinforcements of legionaries, parcels, travelers, networkers and… now the time has come to become the TwitHub for Twitter´s European expansion.
The Internet City Cologne is looking forward to welcome Twitter on the banks of the river Rhine and provide the best possible infrastructure. We will join all major forces in the city for your welcome!
For more than a decade, Koelner Internet Union (KIU) has been the local association of the widespread community of internet related businesses in the area of Cologne, Germany. KIU, longtime local Twitter-maniacs, Webworkers and net activists of Germany´s fourth largest city invite Twitter to Cologne.
Und das kannst Du tun!
Wenn Du auch willst, dass Twitter nach Köln kommt, dann hinterlasse einen Kommentar unter diesem Artikel. Bist Du ein Kölner, dann twitter warum Twitter nach Köln wie der Dom gehört! Twitter wie Du Twitter in Köln unterstützen könnt. Twitter, wenn Du einen Job bei Twitter annehmen würdet. Unterstütze unsere Idee!Hey Twitter! Cologne Wants You! #cgnwy #twithubcgn
Hey Twitter! We Want You!
The Internet City Cologne is looking forward to welcome Twitter on the banks of the river Rhine and provide the best possible infrastructure.
2011, Frank Michatz (MSH AND MORE)
For more than a decade, Koelner Internet Union (KIU) has been the local association of the widespread community of internet related businesses in the area of Cologne, Germany. KIU, longtime local Twitter-maniacs, Webworkers and net activists of Germany´s fourth largest city invite Twitter to Cologne.
We want Twitter to select Cologne as the location for their German base camp! For a long time now, local and regional organizers have relied on Twitter as a major tool for their communication activities around a variety of commercial and non-commercial events. Network meetings, TweetUps, BarCamps, Twittwoch (TwittWednesday), Twarneval as the online companion of the traditional carnival, regular Twittagessen (TwittLunches) and support for the International Twestival represent regular highlights in the online calendar of the 2.000 years old city.
In Cologne, Twitter can build on a solid, innovative and loyal internet community and all the resources an internet company needs – including a city wide fibreglass network provided by Germany´s largest local carrier NetCologne. Renowned trade fairs such as dmexco and gamescom, numerous, highly qualified online experts and the Cologne Internetweek (#iwcgn) add further value to the location. We believe that Cologne offers unique opportunities and the best prospects for Twitter´s German office and we will be more than happy to assist in many ways.
Cologne has always been a hub – for supplies and reinforcements of legionaries, parcels, travelers, networkers and… now the time has come to become the TwitHub for Twitter´s European expansion.
The Internet City Cologne is looking forward to welcome Twitter on the banks of the river Rhine and provide the best possible infrastructure. We will join all major forces in the city for your welcome!
Und das kannst Du tun!
Wenn Du auch willst, dass Twitter nach Köln kommt, dann hinterlasse einen Kommentar unter diesem Artikel. Bist Du ein Kölner, dann twitter warum Twitter nach Köln wie der Dom gehört! Twitter wie Du Twitter in Köln unterstützen könnt. Twitter, wenn Du einen Job bei Twitter annehmen würdet. Unterstütze unsere Idee!
#pl0gbar Düren u.a. mit @reiermann @kehrseite @ankahansen und später @ginaina (Taken with picplz at Café Extrablatt in Düren, Germany.)
Tumblr Traffic steigt auf 120 Millionen Besucher pro Monat
Dieser Artikel wurde von Julian Grandke geschrieben.
Tumblr-Gründer David Karp hat auf der DLD Conference in München bekanntgegeben, dass der Blogging-Dienst mittlerweile beachtliche 120 Millionen Besucher monatlich erreicht. Die Zahl der Page Views ist auf 15 Milliarden pro Monat beziffert.
Zum Vergleich waren es laut TechCrunch im Januar 2011 noch 19 Millionen Besucher und etwa 4,2 Milliarden Page Views. Das bedeutet einen Anstieg der Besucherzahl um 531% und in den Page Views von 257%. Beeindruckende Werte.
Mit fast 42 Millionen Blogs ist der rasante Wachstum in den vergangenen Monaten ebenfalls gut abzuzeichnen. Im März 2011 hatte man gerade die 15-Millionen-Marke überschritten. 45% der Besucher kommen aus den USA.
via VentureBeat & SimplyZesty
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