Twitter

When I read Variety's article entitled "Twitter Fizzles at Comic-Con" this morning my first reaction was not an argument, but rather a slap to the forehead. While the piece presents research indicating that perhaps Twitter isn't as busy as perceived, it misses the real point of why Tweets didn't necessarily destroy the universe during the media announcement Armageddon that is Comic-Con:

"Agents of Atlas" writer (and @comicsalliance twitter follower) Jeff Parker just started a Twitter meme called "Hawkeye So Poor," devoted to mocking the Marvel superhero for his lack of ends in traditional "yo mama" fashion. Check out the hashtag for yourself and add your own, but first here are the highlights from Parker, "Brownsville" creator Neil Kleid, I

Speaking of Twitter, scientists have discovered a way for people to send Twitter messages just by thinking about it. The technology is attuned to a particular user's brain waves, and can then be used to select letters on a screen simply by focusing about each letter while wearing a cap covered in electrodes...