Twitter's search button is hard to miss, whether you're using the app or website. It can be used to find another Twitter user or search for tweets that include a particular word, phrase, or hashtag.
The addition of Twitter search to the Bing search engine, however limited it may be, gives Microsoft a one-upper on the competition. In a blog post, Sean Suchter, general manager of Microsoft's ...
Twitter tweets began returning to Google Search results just before Meta released its rival, Threads, a stand-alone blogging app that uses some of Instagram’s infrastructure. Threads racked up 10 ...
Last week Twitter took drastic measures to cut down on its server bills. Now, it’s also been shown that Twitter is blocking content from appearing in Google Search, though it’s more of a side effect ...
On Monday, I reported that Google stopped crawling and indexing Twitter content after Twitter made it so that unregistered (signed-out) users were not able to see tweets. Well, Twitter made a change ...
Want to look at tweets posted during the 2008 summer Olympics? Or tweets you sent on your vacation a few years ago? Soon you’ll be able to. Twitter is enabling users to search through its entire index ...
Twitter recently rolled out a new feature to its iOS app, making it easier to search the tweets of an individual user. Previously, the search term could be amended manually if you wanted to filter ...
In the past few days, Google Search has dropped over half of the indexed URLs from Twitter from the Google Search index. This was done after Twitter added a “feature” on Friday afternoon only to ...
On Friday afternoon, Twitter decided to block unregistered, signed-out users, from seeing public tweets. That meant that for Google's normal crawling purposes, it was unable to see some of these ...
Twitter rolls out a new ad unit, "Search Keywords Ads," allowing users to promote sponsored tweets in search results to reach a wider audience. Twitter is introducing a new ad unit called Search ...
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