Twitter updates for 2010-01-22

Twitter goldrush on the way: 6 month-old inactive usernames to be released http://ow.ly/YWLt via @heldincontempt @swoodruff #
One day you'll look back and say social media tools leveled the playing field and changed the rules of the game. Was it good or bad for you? #
Pew Internet Survey: Internet use grows fast among Latinos http://bit.ly/6SduL1 via @matteck123 #
If you're a mobile developer for #cchaiti this weekend, check in http://bit.ly/7PFzpm via @viequesbound @pbarbanes @CrisisCampSV #
Tradui (Creole for "translate") iPhone / Android app built for Crisis Commons by Crisis Camp DC http://traduiapp.co #cchaiti #
Majority of journalists use social media for research, study shows http://bit.ly/7RQRwN via @MarkRaganCEO @askmanny @2healthguru #
Great smile by Kiki, dug out after a week under rubble in Haiti http://bit.ly/61vTPv (video) #
Great article by @vicequeenmaria: "Crisis Camp Helps Haiti With Mobile App" http://bit.ly/6Mrv60 #cchaiti #
"Geeks for Haiti" – Current TV clip about @CrisisCamp LA! http://bit.ly/7D0wm7 w @chadcat #
RT @pbarbanes: Very thankful as clock ticks down to @CrisisCamp all over WORLD this w/e (London, Bogota, Toronto, Boston, MIAMI and more!) #
Over 100 registered for @CrisisCamp Miami tomorrow! #cchaiti http://crisiscampmiami.eventbrite.com/ #
RT @HaitiVolunteers: TOP SHELF indivduals & orgs for #Haiti @InternetHaiti @CrisisCamp @pbarbanes @RAMhaiti via @TriumphCISO #FF #
Thanks for the effort by all in creating @crisiscamp Miami and thanks to key help by @pbarbanes @malagodi @beagarcia @sistermary #
Social media became central means by which hospital communicated its role in treating Ft. Hood victims http://bit.ly/8pxsDJ via @shel #