Google Announces Google Follow Finder for Twitter

Google has announced Google Follow Finder, a new tool which helps you find people you might be interested in following on Twitter.

We’ve just released a new experimental service in Google Labs called Google Follow Finder to help you expand your Twitter network. With Google Follow Finder, simply enter your Twitter account name and you’ll see a list of people you might be interested in following. You can also get interesting suggestions by entering other Twitter user names.


Google also announced a new feature which lets you zoom to any point in time and “replay” what people were saying publicly about a topic on Twitter.


To try it out, click “Show options” on the search results page, then select “Updates.” The first page will show you the familiar latest and greatest short-form updates from a comprehensive set of sources, but now there’s a new chart at the top. In that chart, you can select the year, month or day, or click any point to view the tweets from that specific time period. Here we’ve searched for [golden gate park] and browsed to see March, 2010:


Don't forget you can follow us on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/iClarified.

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