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FriendorFollow: Find out who's following and not following
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With so many people on twitter lately, who should you follow and who's following you? FriendorFollow fills you in.

FOLLOW ME

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Qwitter: Catch Twitter Quitters
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Some people just love rejection. Now you can too. Qwitter emails you every time someone on your twitter list stops following you along with a copy of that post of yours that lead to the ultimate break-up.

CATCH TWITTER QUITTERS

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Twellow: twitter search directory
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With so many people and organizations using twitter, who should you follow? Twellow helps you search by niche so you get all of the information—and followers—you need.

FOLLOW ME

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Get Inspired. Check out "100 designers you should follow on Twitter:"

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Get Inspired. Check out “100 designers you should follow on Twitter:”

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LinkedIn

Curious about Coca-Cola, Google or even Finn Digital? Now you can stay in the loop on company developments through your LinkedIn profile with the new “company follow” feature.

Company Follow

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Interested in "losing" one of your Twitter followers? Simply "block" and then "unblock" them. You'll still show as someone they're following, but they won't be able to see your tweets.

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Twitter: Fast follow and other SMS tips
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Now anyone with a mobile phone in the U.S. can use SMS messaging to follow a Twitter user's content, even without having an account of their own.

Fast Follow