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You're heading to the store to get a PS4 right now, and need to know which games to get. (Keep your eyes on the road, please!) Or you're home, all set up, realizing you want more stuff to play. Or maybe you're suiting up for a battle in the console war, applying your facepaint and trying to remember which games will best help you make the argument for Sony's new console. We are here to help.
As with most new consoles, the selection of games on PS4 is a bit limited. The selection of good games? Even more so. Below, find a list of the games we recommend for Sony's machine. We will, of course, be updating this list regularly as more games are released for the PS4. We eventually cap these lists at 12 games, adding and subtracting as need be. For now...
After years of changes both minor and major, the Assassin's Creed series had begun to feel in a rut. Finally this year, with the pirate-themed Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, the series has taken a major and unequivocal step forward. It doesn't lose all of the series' bad habits—hello, follow missions—but it improves many longstanding problems with better stealth, easier-to-navigate cities, and sidequests that actually feel like they help make your character more powerful. Best of all, it adds naval combat and a vast Caribbean overworld that make the game feel like, in the words of Luke Plunkett, "Wind Waker for grown-ups."
The next-gen versions of the game look incredibly good, particularly the PS4 version, which runs in beautiful 1080p resolution. Add on the excellent single-player expansion Freedom Cry and Assassin's Creed IV becomes a cinch to recommend, and easily one of the very best games on PlayStation 4.
A Good Match For: Pirate fans; history buffs; anyone who's ever wanted to pull up alongside a British frigate, grab a rope and swing from one deck to the other before fighting their way up the deck to take on the captain. Basically, anyone who's ever wanted to be a pirate.
Not a Good Match For: Those who demand precision controls. The on-foot controls in Black Flag are probably the best of the series, but they're still a far cry from where a third-person stealth/platformer should be. It's time for a crouch button, Ubisoft.
Read our review.
Watch it in action.
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Need for Speed: Rivals takes the trademark speed-obsessed arcade racing of the Need for Speed series and dials up the jerk-o-meter, casting players as either a street-racer or a cop out to ruin one another's fun. It's one of the most gorgeous next-gen games out there, offering solid performance and beautiful 1080p graphics, sure. But the real draw is the gameplay, that trademark sense of speed that'll have you whooping and fist-pumping as you pull off impossible jumps and daring escapes. Easily one of the most flat-out enjoyable next-gen games available, and a great showcase for new gaming hardware.
A Good Match For: Speed freaks, jerks, people who like ramping a car off of a cliff while pop music plays, anarchists.
Not a Good Match For: Anybody who wants a game with characters they care about. Everyone in Rivals is a jerk, and the dialogue is just so, so awful.
Read our review.
Watch it in action.
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Strider isn't really one for ceremony: You're thrown into the action with essentially no narrative BS or tutorial, nothing like that. You're a guy with a sword, your job is to wreck all the cyber-soldiers and other various bad guys in your way. Then again, do you really need any more story than that? Not really, not when the game is as fundamentally enjoyable as Strider—which really just feels right. It plays like a particularly groovy memory of the classic NES version, a sort of Ninja Gaiden meets Super Metroid thing that, well, is about as cool as that description sounds.
A Good Match For: Fans of ninjas, fans of robots, fans of Strider.
Not a Good Match For: Those looking for something casual to pick up and play; Strider is never unfairly punishing, but it can be a difficult game.
Watch our impressions of the game.
Purchase From: Available digitally from the PlayStation Store
We've seen superhero fighting games before, but nothing nearly as ambitious as Injustice: Gods Among Us. Where other games fumble for clumsy excuses as to why Superman and Batman find themselves at odds, Injustice features an extensive, multi-character, alternate reality story mode supported by a 12-issue comic book series. The planet shakes as iconic DC Comics powerhouses do battle, all using a balanced fighting system crafted by the studio responsible for Mortal Kombat 9. With an extensive challenge mode, numerous arcade-style battles and an extensive online multiplayer mode, getting 100% completion in Injustice is a Herculean task. The PlayStation 4 gets the Ultimate Edition of the game, packed with all of the game's downloadable content. The graphics might not be "next-gen", but there's so much satisfying content packed into Injustice: Gods Among Us the visuals hardly matter.
A Good Match For: Fighting game fans (it's currently the only fighting game on the PlayStation 4), comic book geeks, and every combination of the two.
Not a Good Match For: Pacifists, Superman purists.
Read our review.
Watch it in action.
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Doki Doki Universe is a game a robot who has to learn what it means to be human. It is also an interactive personality test. It's not a very challenging game. It mostly involves chatting with odd characters in weird worlds, conjuring gifts for characters from an expanding inventory of buildings, bands and other stuff ("poop" might be one of those other stuffs). There is also a cute messaging program that you can use to communicate with the game's characters and real people, but the weirdest of all might be the asteroids you can fly to to answer questions about such identity-revealing quandaries as whether you would side with the utensils or the dessert.
Given that you can experience a sampling of that for free on any PS4, there's no good reason not to try it. Given that the game, such as it is a game, is funny, refreshing and a good palette cleanser to access on the harddrive between playing bigger PS4 games, it's easily one of the PS4's early Bests.
A Good Match For: People who are interested in an adventure in which you can fly on a chunk of cheese and talk to a toilet.
Not a Good Match For: Those who want a traditional video game, since some won't define this Animal Crossing-like experience as a game at all.
Read our thoughts and watch a video of us playing.
Purchase From: Available digitally from the PlayStation store.
We were expecting LEGO Marvel Super Heroes to be a lot of fun; the LEGO games' brand of chaotic action and meta-humor seemed a good fit for the sprawling Marvel universe. What we weren't expecting was a game this massive in scope, this ambitious, and this impressive. Not only does Super Heroes let you swing through an open-world Manhattan as Spider-Man or tear through the air as Iron Man, the game's hub is on the SHIELD Helicarrier, and you can play as Squirrel Girl. Super Heroes provides the freedom of a Grand Theft Auto with the characters of Marvel comics, with a seemingly endless supply of in-jokes and references for true believers.
A Good Match For: Comics fans, people who liked the Avengers movie, anyone who's ever wanted to fly around New York City as Iron Man, LEGO enthusiasts.
Not a Good Match For: Fans of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, people who hate The Avengers, and those who want precision controls, particularly in the air.
Read our review.
Watch it in action.
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Launch games have a unique responsibility. Not only do they have to be good games on their own accord, they've got to showcase the console for which they've been designed. Resogun is a great example of a game that executes both of those missions successfully. It's a solid twin-stick shooter that takes place in a chaotic, cylindrical map full of tons of different kinds of enemies. You'll have to protect helpless humanoids from this surge of colorful, bug-looking creatures. What makes Resogun stand out as a shoot 'em up—you know, besides looking gorgeous—is just how much control it gives you. There are so many ways to rack up points, all of which send you on a more aggressive path to kill enemies. Enemy choreography is damn near Broadway-worthy, too. Watching your foes bend and weave in groups is pretty, but it's also tied to gameplay, as you can learn to adapt to through practice. And when thousands of blocky bits are exploding all over the screen, the graphical power of the PS4 comes through, too.
A Good Match For: People who like to be challenged and enjoy a fast-paced, action-packed experience full of pretty colors.
Not A Good Match For: Gamers who get easily discouraged by death. Some of Resogun's boss fights hurt, and it takes a while to really get the hang of your abilities and learn how to use them to their fullest potential. There isn't much substance outside of obsessing over leaderboards and redoing levels for practice, so if that's not your thing you might get bored easily.
Read our review.
Watch it in action.
Purchase From: Available digitally from the PlayStation store.
Who needs arms and legs to be the star of a brilliant platformer? Not Rayman. The second game in the resurrected cartoon action franchise still sports an incredibly lush art style but also shows off sharp ideas and a ton of variety. It makes the leap to next-gen consoles in predictably fine fashion, with an absurd amount of slappy, goofy game to go around.
A Good Match for: Co-op fanatics. Legends is a very good game for solo play but it's great for folks to team up and take on.
Not a Good Match for: Those wanting turn-your-brain-off platforming. Rayman Legends' occasionally challenging difficulty requires quick reflexes. For the most part, there's no coasting here.
Read our review.
Watch it in action.
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Sometimes a name says it all. In the case of Don't Starve, the name says most of it, though it really could've been called Don't Die. Or maybe even Have Fun Dying! The game, which tells the story of one man (or woman)'s fight to survive a deadly, Edward Gorey-influenced fantasy world, is often brutally difficult. You may not always starve, but you will most certainly perish, and you'll perish a lot. But therein lies Don't Starve's appeal—like Minecraft before it, the game allows players to explore and gradually master the various interlocking ecosystems of a complicated and mysterious world. All of the smart and addictive design of the PC version is present in the PS4 version, and the controls translate well to a controller.
A Good Match For: People who like deep, uncompromising games; masochists, survivalists, anyone who wishes people's voices sounded like weird brass instruments.
Not a Good Match For: Anyone looking for a game they can easily sit down and have fun with. Don't Starve is a punishing experience that only opens up after hours of play, and the steep initial difficulty curve can be off-putting.
Watch it in action.
Purchase From: Available digitally from the PlayStation store.
Everyone likes Die Hard, right? What if instead of a dangerous skyscraper with a Japanese name, that movie had taken place on a dangerous island with a Japanese name? What if instead of John McClane with no shoes, it had starred Lara Croft with no sleeves? "Now I have a bow and arrow… ho ho ho." And so we have Tomb Raider, an action-minded reboot that forcefully injects new life into the beleaguered Tomb Raider franchise. The "definitive" next-gen version of the game is just that, a better-looking version of last year's already good-looking game.
A Good Match For: Bow-hunting enthusiasts, wolf-haters, anyone who wants a game that'll show off the graphical prowess of their new next-gen console.
Not a Good Match For: The squeamish, wolf-lovers, those who have already played the 2013 game. The Definitive Edition is lovely looking, but it doesn't add any new gameplay or feel all that different from the game that came out last year.
Read our review of the original and our thoughts on the Definitive Edition.
Watch it in action.
Purchase From: Amazon | Wal-Mart | Best Buy | Gamestop
Nightmare fans rejoice: Your game is here. Outlast is a nasty, often terrifying piece of work, a game that'll have you leaping back on the couch, crying out in fear and clutching the controller with every muscle in your body tensed. Its story, setting, characters… none of those things matter all that much, not when your character is hidden under a bed, peering through your camera's blurry infrared lens, hoping that the deadly psychotic who's been following you won't look down. Previously only available for the PC, Outlast has made the hop to PS4 without breaking a sweat, and while it's not the prettiest game on the system, it was never all that concerned with looks to begin with. Bonus: There may be no better game with which to take advantage of the PS4's streaming capabilities—the only thing more fun than fearfully shouting and cursing in your living room is inviting the world to watch you do it.
A Good Match For: Horror buffs, people who like having the shit scared out of them, anyone who hears that this game has a button for looking over your shoulder at whatever's chasing you and thinks "That sounds like the game for me!"
Not a Good Match For: The faint of heart. If you can't take some jump-scares and gore, Outlast will probably be a bit much for you.
Watch it in action.
Purchase From: Available digitally from the PlayStation Store.
How has this list changed? Read back through our update history:
Update 3/10/2014: Two more games make it onto the list: Last year's fine Rayman Legends and the satisfying remake of the NES classic Strider. One more and we'll be at 12, after which we'll have to start cutting games to make new additions.
Update 2/14/2014: Our second update brings with it two games: The graphically enhanced Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and the pee-your-pants-scary Outlast. Only three more additions before we hit our ceiling of 12 and have to start cutting games to make room for new ones.
Update 1/27/2014: Our first addition to the PlayStation 4 Bests list is Klei's excellent survival game Don't Starve, which brings the total number up to seven.
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Thanks so much for posting this article Rita, it's one of the best I've seen.
This is an article that was printed in the New Musical Express in March 1961.
BRITAIN? COLONEL WILL KNOW says ELVIS
Saturday, February 25 - a big day in the lives of the thousands of pop music fans who live in the Tennessee city of Memphis. More exciting than Election Night, more colourful than Independence Day, and just like Christmas all over again. Why? Mr. Rock ?n? Roll himself was coming to town to take part in Elvis Presley Day!
And what an occasion it turned out to be! Elvis came, saw and conquered all before him. Almost 10,000 people ? teenage fans as well as their parents ? squeezed themselves into the Ellis Auditorium for the singer?s first in-person concerts in four years.
Earlier, at a special luncheon, civic dignitaries jostled to shake his hand; and no less than 50 photographers plus a host of pressmen queued to get a glimpse of him at a press reception!
Presley ? one of the highest paid stars in the world today ? would have grossed a small fortune had his visit to Memphis been an ordinary engagement. Instead, because it was a charity function, he donated his services free ? and to help swell the grand total of $51,612 even further, he even bought a ticket to get into the Auditorium himself!
Immediately prior to the concerts, Elvis (climbing the British charts again with ?Wooden Heart?), vowed that he was nervous and ?fighting butterflies in his stomach.? But his performance at both shows reflected no sign of nerves, and on both occasions, he wowed the wildly enthusiastic audience with some 20 songs packed into each 49-minute set.
Reviewing the afternoon concert in the Memphis Sunday newspaper, ?The Commercial Appeal,? Charles Edmundson wrote: ?Elvis set his audience shrieking, whistling, moaning and swooning with joy. He sang, recited, clowned, gesticulated and swivelled at the microphone while his audience applauded so loudly much of the time as to drown out the music.
?The remarkable performance was blended from various ingredients ? Negro cottonfield harmony, camp meeting fervour, Hollywood showmanship, beatnik nonchalance and some of the manipulation of mass psychology.
?Enthusiasm reached a climax when Elvis relaxed and broke into the cottonfield hoedown of ?You Ain?t Nothin? But A Hound Dog? a number which helped make him famous.
?Applause throughout this song was so strong it dimmed out Elvis? singing and everything else but the electric guitar and bass drum.
?When this number ? the grand finale ? was completed, Elvis came back once to acknowledge the storm of applause, blow his listeners a kiss and then sprint for a side door on Front Street. There, he leapt into an automobile waiting to rescue him from a army of autograph seekers.?
At the press reception, Elvis was questioned on a wide variety of topics and revealed that he will make 11 films in the next five years. He stressed that he would like to concentrate on movies as much as possible in the future, and added: ?I would like to play dramatic roles, but I am not yet ready for it. I would be foolish to undertake them yet.?
Quizzed about his romantic attachments, 26-year-old Elvis (who was born not so vary far away from Memphis, in the town of Tupelo) replied: ? my love life hasn?t progressed. Nothing really important has happened along that line. I?ll let you know.?
Is marriage out of the question? ?It?s Hard to say,? he told the reporters. ?I am not ready for marriage and until I am? but I can say it would not be out because of my career.?
Elvis faced the pressmen in a neat, dark suit and tie and white shirt, which prompted one reporter to ask: ?Aren?t your clothes a little more conservative these days??
Elvis smiled and replied: ?I really don?t know. I?m getting a little older, but I don?t know much about clothes. Yes, you might say I am a little more conservative.?
Questioned on whether recent hits like ?It?s Now Or Never? and ?Are You Lonesome Tonight? indicated a departure from his rock style, Elvis countered: ?I don?t dislike rock ?n? roll ? I just do what I think I can do best.?
He later went on to say that although his beaty ?Don?t Be Cruel? is his biggest seller of all (it has topped the four million mark), his personal favourite recording is the ballad-type ?It?s Now Or Never.?
Despite his liking for film work, Elvis confessed that personal appearances were still his first love. How about a trip to Europe, including dates in Britain? Elvis was very guarded in his reply. ?Perhaps? eventually, Col. Parker will know when,? he said.
After telling the pressmen of his smoking habit (?I don?t smoke much. Sometimes I smoke a cigar when Col. Parker gives me one ? but that isn?t often?), and confessing that he is superstitious (?about photographers, breaking mirrors and all of that?), Elvis was again quizzed about his love life.
The questioner asked if he was engaged to Anita Woods, of Memphis. ?You go out with a girl? Elvis began, ?and the first thing you know you are engaged. I once read in a Mexican newspaper that I was married!? he smiled.
How about Anita, the questioner persisted. ?Nothing really serious,? Elvis continued.
Before the press conference closed, it was learned that the singer had asked that a portion of the receipts from the Memphis shows should be donated towards the cost of the Elvis Presley Youth Centre, now being built in Tupelo.
Elvis raised $14,000 for the project during a charity performance in Tupelo several years ago.
?I hope to always keep a home in Memphis. I love it, and it?s right near Tupelo where the boys I grew up with are still living.? He said.
Before the Press conference, Elvis was the special guest at a $100-a-plate (?33) luncheon where he was introduced by Mayor Loeb of Memphis.
Officials of RCA Records from New York, plus representatives of the film studios and music publishing companies, were there to pay tribute to Elvis. Only Governor Bulford Ellington, grounded in Nashville because of bad flying weather, failed to arrive but sent a proclamation concerning Elvis Presley Day.
Highspot of the luncheon was the presentation by George R. Marek, vice-president and general manager of RCA Victor Records, of a plaque to commemorate total sale of over 76 million Presley discs!
Two minutes after the announcement (reports correspondent Malcolm Adams) it was revealed that since the plaque was inscribed, Elvis? latest U.S. hit ?Surrender? (based on ?Come Back To Sorrento?) had topped the million mark.
That, in a nutshell, is what happened on Elvis Presley Day in Memphis. It was certainly a great day for Memphians and also for the phenomenal Elvis, who regards it as one of the greatest thrills in his life ? an occasion that he?ll never for forget.
Thanks so much for posting this article Rita, it's one of the best I've seen.
Quote - Elvis set his audience shrieking, whistling, moaning and swooning with joy.
Why was that then?..
He sang, recited, clowned, gesticulated and swivelled at the microphone - wish i could of been there!!
Good Read Rita thanks for posting it for us.
Great article, thanks so much for posting it .
I didn't know that Elvis was performing in Memphis in 1961, I thought the concert in 1974 was he's first performance in Memphis.
Thanks again
I noticed the remark about a European tour and it says alot.
Elvis confessed that personal appearances were still his first love. How about a trip to Europe, including dates in Britain?
Elvis was very guarded in his reply. ?Perhaps? eventually, Col. Parker will know when,? he said.
Great article, thanks for posting it. Too bad there?s no recordings of those two Memphis gigs in '61.

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As regular readers know, I recently joined Twitter and have had a good experience with it, though I'm skeptical that it will attract a following among teachers beyond those particularly interested in educational technology (see My Verdict On Twitter).
In that previous post, I some sites that I found particularly helpful to me as I began to "tweet." I thought others new to Twitter might find it useful for me to slightly enlarge that list, and so another "The Best…" list is born.
The title of each resource is pretty self-explanatory, so I'm just going to list them.
Here are my choices for The Best Resources For Beginning To Learn What Twitter Is All About (Except for the first one, they're not listed in any particular order of preference):
Start off with What Is Twitter? by Sue Waters
Twitter Handbook For Teachers (thanks to Richard Byrne for the tip)
The Top 7 Mistakes New Twitter Users Make
Seven Ways To Find Teachers On Twitter
A Quick Introduction To Twitter
How Not To Build Your Twitter Community
The 10 Users You'll Meet On Twitter
The Top 10 Reasons I Will Not Follow You In Return On Twitter
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Nick Peachey writes about Building Your Twitter Network, with a focus on ELT/ESL teachers.
100 Tips To Be A Smarter, Better Twitterer (thanks to Diana Dell for the tip)
All You Need To Know To Twitter from the NY Times.
The Top 7 Twitter Tutorials On YouTube
TIME Magazine has published an article titled How Twitter Will Change the Way We Live. That might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it is an interesting article.
Everything I Need to Know About Twitter I Learned in J School is a useful post from Mashable.
Top … ELT People To Follow On Twitter
Mashable has just written an excellent post titled Twitter for Beginners: 5 Steps for Better Tweeting.
Twitter for teachers – why you should start tweeting!
Shelly Terrell has created three great lists of educators to follow on Twitter. One is of people who help others with questions, another ESL/EFL teachers, and the third focuses on people who tweet about edtech resources.
Not only did she make these lists, but she created them using nifty web tools that let you easily & quickly "follow" them!
Getting the Most Out of Twitter is the title of a new article in the New York Times . It's short and helpful to all Twitter users–both new and old.
"The Path To 10 Billion Tweets" is a nice-looking infographic giving you a ton of information about Twitter.
Caution: Mind-Blowing Twitter Infographics shows some….informative infographics about Twitter.
Twitter Starts Teaching You How To Tweet With Videos is the title of a TechCrunch post that several new short videos Twitter itself has made to help people understand how to use the service.
Seven top tips for building your professional learning network with Twitter is a short post by Helen Whitehead. It offers some great suggestions.
Sue Waters has done it again by writing a great instructional post. This time, it's A Twitteraholic's Guide to tweets, hashtags, and all things Twitter.
Listorious seems like a great way to find people to follow on Twitter. Type in, or click on, your topic of interest and you can then see who has made lists of people for that topic.
What is Twitter and how I use it? is a great post with many screenshots by Lorna Costantini. It's perfect for people new to Twitter.
"Twitter 2010: Year In Review" is a pretty interesting series of infographics from Twitter.
Russell Stannard has done it again and created several excellent screencasts to introduce Twitter to new users.
"Mom, This Is How Twitter Works — Not Just For Moms" is a great visual and text explanation of how Twitter works.
If these resources aren't enough for you, then you can visit "25 Important Twitter Guides and Apps For Teachers." It's a nice list by the EDUemic blog.
In another example of my many ed tech blindspots, I didn't even know that Twitter had an Advanced Search Option until I read a post by Richard Byrne. You can go to his post to see a video about how to use it, as well as see other links he has about maximizing Twitter use.
There are two regularly scheduled Twitter "chats" for ESL/EFL teachers, and they're both great professional development opportunities to connect with colleagues from afar.
One is #ELLCHAT, which has a Facebook page. Those take place on Mondays.
The other is #ELTCHAT, which takes place on Wednesdays. It has a webpage.
Here are two resources offering simple details on how best to participate in these kinds of Twitter Chats:
How to Participate in a Twitter Chat
How to Participate in a Twitter Chat Session
An Educators Guide To Twitter, compiled by Steven Anderson.
A list of educational chats on Twitter, compiled by Cybraryman.
A slideshow on the difference between Facebook and Twitter.
INFOGRAPHIC: Amazing Twitter Facts And Figures is pretty interesting.
Twitter's Secret Handshake is a very interesting article in The New York Times about hashtags.
What Do Teachers Do On Twitter? is a nice slideshow presentation.
Use Twitter? Always Remember These Three Things is an article from The New York Times.
All About Twitter Hashtags is a useful post.
Cybrary Man has a great page of information about how to participate in a chat on Twitter.
Twijector displays tweets using a particular hashtag on an attractive screen that can be displayed at conferences. It can also be used by people who just want to view tweets using a hashtag, like in one of the many educational chats.
How To Twitter Effectively is a helpful infographic.
Teachers Teaching Teachers, on Twitter: Q. and A. on 'Edchats' is from The New York Times Learning Network.
"What's Up" is a fascinating tool that lets you easily explore the most popular subjects on Twitter for any day or for any hour of that day. The Information Aesthetics blog has more information about the site.
If you want to know how to participate in a Chat on Twitter, Read Write Web just posted How to Get Started With Twitter Chats.
10 New Twitter Tools That Will Get You Tweeting is a useful post worth checking-out.
Facebook and Twitter Guides For Educators comes from Smartboard Goodies.
10 Tips on Using Twitter Wisely is from Read Write Web.
I'm also adding The A-Z Dictionary of Educational Twitter Hashtags
Twitter Just Made It Really Easy To Find Out If Another User Is Following You is a post some useful information for those of us on Twitter (it just makes it easier to determine if you can someone a Direct Message or not).
I recently discovered that Tweetdeck now has a Web version. It seems very comparable to the deskstop app. However, there is one important difference. When you retweet in the desktop app, you retweet in the "old" way — it shows your name as part of the tweet. The Web version retweets are in the "new" Twitter style.
A Beginner's Guide to Twitter is from Read Write Web.
Nine Things You Didn't Know About Twitter is from The New York Times.
How to Get More Clicks on Twitter is a useful infographic.
Be Better at Twitter: The Definitive, Data-Driven Guide is from The Atlantic.
The 140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2012 from TIME.
Leveraging Your PLN With Hashtags comes from the Powerful Learning Practice blog.
My Account Has Been Compromised is good advice from Twitter.
Teaching Teachers to Tweet is from Education Week.
Easy New Way To Subscribe To Twitter Via RSS
This Is Pretty Neat — You Can Now Tweet An Image That's Interactive
This is a minor issue, but Twitter has announced that all users have the ability to upload a "header and background photos" on their profile page.
They have a short and sweet video showing how to do it:
With TweetChat Offline, What Websites are Best for Twitter Edchats? is from Wesley Fryer.
Finally, You Can Search All Your Tweets (& Everybody Else's, Too)
This is Why No One Follows You On Twitter is from Mashable.
Twitter Illiterate? Mastering the @BC's is from The New York Times.
Will TweetDeck's New Custom Timelines Kill-Off Storify?
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Another study, by the nonprofit Employee Benefits Research Institute, found that about one in five (20%) full-time workers expect they will never be able to afford to stop working.
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