Twitter Opens Up Its Analytics Platform To The Public

This is cool. I just gave a little talk at the place I work about blogging and tweeting, and I wanted to give them an idea of what sort of content is the most popular. I used TopTweet to analyze my tweets for that talk, but I would have used this if I'd known, as it does a pretty good job at finding the "best". Here's a screenshot of what I see: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10998095/Screenshots/8net~het47rh.pn...

There's a weird thing going on with the sticky header on my Windows desktop (Chrome 27): when I scroll and the sticky headers disappear, the table is shrunk and the columns do not match their headers.

Also, all of the links I've posted on my account show 0 clicks. I'm pretty sure at least one of the last 100 links have been clicked at least once... Or else I'm unpopular :P Most likely, there's a lower limit to the number of followers or clicks for the stats to show.

Anyway, great tool.

This is actually a lot less interesting than I was expecting it to be. I wonder if the "open to the public" version if not as robust as what you get if you're spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads.

This was around for at least a week or two, what's news?