Twitter. Manitowoc ParentCo (or a subsidiary of Manitowoc ParentCo) is the owner of record for and currently has control over the Twitter accounts having the Twitter handles “@ManitowocCo” and “@MTWCoCareers” (collectively, the “Manitowoc ParentCo Twitter Accounts”). SpinCo Group is the owner of record for and currently has control over the Twitter accounts having the Twitter handles “@MTWFS,” “@MTWFSCulinary,” “@MTWFSsocial,” “@MTWFSTrends,” “@MTWFSMarketing,” “@Convotherm,” “@MerrychefMTWFS,” “@FrymasterMTWFS, “@IceMTWFS,” “@DelfieldMTWFS,” “@Cleveland MTWFS,” “@KolpakMTWFS,” “@LincolnMTWFS,” “@GarlandMTWFS” and “@MercoMTWFS” (collectively, the “SpinCo Twitter Accounts”). The foregoing Twitter account information represents the only Twitter accounts and handles owned or used by the parties. Therefore, ownership of the Twitter account assets relevant to the Distribution has already been allocated to the respective parties. The parties agree that, following the Distribution, there is (a) no current practical business need for Manitowoc ParentCo to use or have access to the SpinCo Twitter Accounts and, similarly, (b) no current practical business need for SpinCo to use or have access to the Manitowoc ParentCo Twitter Accounts.
Twitter. Within our online offering, features and content of the Twitter service offered by Twitter Inc., 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, XXX, may be incorporated. For this, e.g. Content such as images, videos, or text and buttons that users use to promote their content, subscribe to content creators, or subscribe to our content. If the users are members of the platform Twitter, Twitter can assign content and functions to the user profiles there. Twitter is certified under the Privacy Shield Agreement, which provides a guarantee of compliance with European privacy legislation (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/participant?id=a2zt0000000TORzAAO&status=Active ). Privacy Policy: xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/privacy , opt-out: xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/personalization . LinkedIn
Twitter. Attempt to link directly to a page or resource if possible as you do not control what appears on landing pages in the future. Instant Messaging • DeSoto ISD employees are required to get authorization from the Technology Department to have instant messaging programs downloaded on their school computers. • DeSoto ISD employees also recognize this same authorization is required for access to instant messaging programs that are available through web interfaces with no download. • Avatar images and profile information should follow the same guidelines as the above Profiles and Identity section. Requests for Social Media Sites DeSoto ISD understands that 21st century learning is constantly changing technology and that many sites that are currently "blocked" by DeSoto ISD’s internet filter may have pedagogical significance for teacher and student use. • If you would like to request that another online site be accessible to use for teaching and learning, please complete a technology request through Eduphoria and submit it for review. • A description should be provided of the intended use of the site and what tools on the site match your needed criteria.
Twitter. All three core dissemination partners are responsible for monitoring and participating in online discussions relevant to the theme. The aim is to post one tweet per weekday and tweet directly at stakeholders when it is relevant. XXX is responsible for three tweets per week and CNR IFC-‐ISTI and UOC are responsible for posting one tweet per day according to the following scheme: Monday – AGE; Tuesday – CNR (IFC and ISTI); Wednesday –AGE; Thursday – UOC; Friday – AGE.
Twitter. The Club has an official Twitter page that coaches, athletes and parents can follow for information and updates on team-related matters. Coaches are not permitted to follow athletes on Twitter from personal Twitter accounts. Likewise, athletes are not permitted to follow coaches’ personal accounts on Twitter. Coaches and athletes are not permitted to “direct message” each other through Twitter.
Twitter. Twitter Basics The following subsection provides an overview and definitions of several common Twitter features, as well as the data available to be “scraped ”, or collected, from the platform. A Twitter “profile” is a user’s page or account. An example of a congressional candidate’s profile is shown in Figure 2.1.2 This is the campaign account of Rep- resentative Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, who was first elected to the House of Representa- tives in November 2018 and represents Pennsylvania’s 6th district. Each profile is tied to a unique and identifying “handle”, denoted with an “@”— in this example, @HoulahanForPA. The profile is where a user may choose to provide information about themselves, such as a “profile picture”, “location”, and “description”. Other information, such as when they created the profile (here March 2017), is also shown. On Representative Xxxxxxxx’x profile, we can see her picture, she states that she is from “Pennsylvania, USA”, and self-describes as an “Air Force Veteran, business leader, educator. Daughter, wife, and mother of 2. Representative for #PA06”. 2I took this screenshot on July 2, 2020. Figure 2.1: Representative Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx’x Twitter page. Profiles also provide other useful pieces of information about a Twitter user. As can be seen in Figure 2.1, as of when I took this screenshot in June 2020, Represen- tative Xxxxxxxx has chosen to “follow ” 332 other Twitter accounts (in other words, she has 332 “friends” on the platform) and 20.4 thousand users follow her account. Viewing an account and its content is not limited only to its followers, but follow- ing an account increases the likelihood that you will see its posts and also sends a notification to the user that you have chosen to follow them. Twitter is asymmetric, meaning that following another account does not have to be mutual. This can be particularly useful for political interactions online, where members of Congress do not need to follow their own followers, but can choose to do so. There is substantial variation in the number of Twitter followers of candidates for Congress; some members only have a few hundred followers, most have several thousand, and a handful have a million or more. The posts that Twitter users create and consume are called tweets. Tweets today are limited to 280 characters or less; until November 2017 they were limited to 140 characters. Even with the expanded character limit, this is still a relatively small piece of text. Pictures and videos c...
Twitter. A twitter account has been established as of January 2017. All six DESTINATIONS sites have been informed that they can also tweet by using #CIVITAS_DSTNTNS. #CIVITAS_DSTNTNS and include in each tweet reference to @CIVITAS_EU then it will be picked up by the main CIVITAS_EU channel that may choose to re-tweet. @CIVITAS_DSTNTNS
Twitter. Shutterbooth uses both its own and third parties Twitter applications to upload pictures to Twitter. For each Twitter upload, there will be a reference to the name of the Twitter upload application and it is the policy of Twitter to reference it. It cannot be removed. These may include but not limited to "Shutterbooth", "Photo Party Upload" and "Event Photo Upload". In any applications the users are automatically logged off once they have finished sharing. We may harvest the users’ demographics and user names if requested by the hirer.
Twitter. As a popular and frequently used social media channel, Twitter enables us to reach a diversity of audience groups. Both individual accounts and organisational linked Twitter accounts make it possible to reach the general public, policy makers, academia and scientists as relevant players in the industry. Getting in touch with individual accounts of any of these target groups enables us to get in touch on a one-on-one level and get a specific person involved in the DITOs communication and activities. Secondly, the official Twitter channels of larger organisations (with a public, policy, academia or industry background) offer DITOs the opportunity to reach a larger online audience by getting them to tweet about our activities.
Twitter. A twitter account (Figure 2) has been created on 25th January 2021 (@SimCardioTest, EU project on e-health). 80 followers on 30th April 2021. 201 tweets have been sent since its creation.
