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> What's on Moments looks like a half-baked newspaper front page except when you click on an item, you go to tweets about that item instead of a full story. Ho
by Touche 11y ago
> What's on Moments looks like a half-baked newspaper front page except when you click on an item, you go to tweets about that item instead of a full story.
How? When I click on it, it just peaks at the next picture.
Moments is a glorified image slider.
- danso 11y agoHmm...on closer inspection, clicking on a Moments item does not seem to bring up a timeline of "Top" tweets (as it does when you click on or search for a "Trending" topic)...it seems to bring up a human-curated list of tweets. Here is the "moment" for "Wave of terror attacks hits Jerusalem"...there's only about 10 tweets there: https://twitter.com/i/moments/653855067158614017 https://twitter.com/i/moments/653855067158614017 And here's a Twitter search for "terror attacks jerusalem" https://twitter.com/search?q=terror%20attacks%20jerusalem&src=typd https://twitter.com/search?q=terror%20attacks%20jerusalem&sr... Though Fox News may not be everyone's choice of top news source, scrolling down, you'll see a great variety of tweets...maybe not as efficiently informative as the curated tweets, but I'm sure a hell of a lot more expansive and scalable.