Twitter #Hashtags: add more meaning and personality to your tweets

Jalem Getz · Top Commenter · Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Thing I learned from this article: People still use Yahoo.
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· 4 hours ago
Jubbin Grewal · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Why are we looking at Yahoo Searches rather than Google? Or even Bing?
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· 5 hours ago
Sharad Verma · Top Commenter
yahoo bashers - a note to you - yahoo is a 6 billion dollar company and nets out a billion dollars a year in profit. please get out of valley's echo-chamber and see how the world really uses internet.
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· 3 hours ago
Jalem Getz · Top Commenter · Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Check out Yahoo's stock price (and market share) over the last 5 years when compared to Google and then let us know if you'd like to revise your opinion. BTW: my original post was just to be funny, so chill bro, it's all good :)
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· 28 minutes ago
Mohammed Hossam · Top Commenter · Redmond, Washington
Egyptian revolution is indeed the Revolution 2.0.
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· about an hour ago
Drew Harding
Nice post Erick, but I think you can't really compare the two - Twitter Hashtags are representation of a conversation surrounding a subject whereas Yahoo searches are just that, searches about specific subjects! It seems you may get loads of people looking into who and what Kim Kardashian is / has been doing but more people are interested in talking about real world issues such as Egypt & Japan rather than celebrity... What do you think?
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· 4 hours ago
Alex Onsager · Project Manager at Happy Elements
It makes sense that the top 10 would be different across Twitter and Yahoo, because search is what people do to learn more about a topic, while Twitter is someplace where you express whatever opinion you already have. In that sense they're almost opposites.
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· 4 hours ago
Raymond Ayac · Stockholm, Sweden
Egypt represents!
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· 5 hours ago
Paul Amatangelo · Yardley, Pennsylvania
Oops, you need this too: http://techcrunch.com/2011/12/05/top-twitter-hashtags-2011/.
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· 5 hours ago
Scott Montgomery
Wait.. #idonotunderstandwhy beat out #wtf or even #fail, which didn't even make the list? It sounds like Twitter may have an opening for a new data analyst.
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· 40 minutes ago
Maura Sweeney · University of Chicago - Semester in Madrid
Twitter v Yahoo as a more intelligent choice? #USFJournalism #Twitter course allows ONLY grad-level students & journalists to apply.
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· 2 hours ago
Mohamed M Sayed · Top Commenter · Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Egypt
#Egypt is top hashtag trending in 2011 @twitter #twitter and #JAN25 from top 10 hashtag , The revolution continues.
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· 7 minutes ago
Measurable Seo
Cool data, nice comparison, interesting question - thanks!
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· 5 hours ago
Tim Dickinson · Top Commenter · University of Edinburgh
Or is it that barely anyone has used Yahoo for a good few years?
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· 4 hours ago
Kurtis Marsh
how did #TFHS or #penisnapkins not make this list?
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· 3 hours ago
Paul Amatangelo · Yardley, Pennsylvania
Interesting stuff from Twitter.
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· 5 hours ago
Alex Batalov · Self Educated
I expected to see Steve Jobs here.
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· 2 hours ago
Grega Čarni
iKardashian
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· 5 hours ago
Matt Cohen · Las Vegas, Nevada
depressing
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· 2 hours ago
Matt Cohen · Las Vegas, Nevada
yahoo search queries
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· 2 hours ago
Moritz Klussmann · The one who takes all the shit at Customer Alliance
Like it!
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· 4 hours ago
Adam Kubalica
has anyone thought of 2012 hashtags? #London2012, #Dec21 etc. http://baretech.wordpress.com/2011/12/05/top-hashtags-of-2012/
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· about an hour ago
John Cettle · Warsaw, Poland
#bieber-is-a-father? #bieberturns18? bieberendscareer?
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· about an hour ago