Twitter is testing a new way to follow accounts. The company announced today it’s rolling out a new feature, “Suggested Follows,” that will pop up a list of other accounts you may want to ...

Here’s how it works. If you set up a Twitter account and then don't follow anybody (the terminology Twitter uses when you decide to regularly read someone's musings), your experience is going to ...

Now that your profile is set up, your next step is to find people to follow and conversations to join. When you signed up, Twitter asked you about your interests and suggested people to follow.

While the random sample of 300,000 Twitter users showed that men and women follow a similar number of Twitter users, men have 15% more followers. "This is intriguing," the authors noted ...

Nearly every major brand is on Twitter. With thousands of major brands on the social network, it can be difficult to drown out the noise and figure out who to follow. We chose some of the best ...

Have you ever wondered how to follow a hashtag on Twitter? If there's a particular topic you're interested in, following the related hashtag makes perfect sense. However, Twitter doesn't make it ...

Network a little more? I have just the thing: tax Twitter accounts to follow. If you're already on Twitter, the following list will make sense to you. If you're not already on Twitter, let me take ...

If you come across a Twitter List that piques your interest, you can choose to follow all the users of which the list is comprised. Log in to your Twitter account. After successfully logging in ...

Sometimes the last thing you want is to follow another person on Twitter. Maybe you're trying to keep your following/follower ratio in check, or maybe you just can't keep up with all the information.

Twitter can be a useful way of promoting your news and services, but without any followers your account is largely pointless. Attracting more people to sign up for your Twitter updates increases ...

The Los Angeles Kings’ mascot is the most prolific NHL mascot on Twitter. He’s a good follow for some lightheartedness right now.

If these really are Twitter’s dying days, we’ll revel in the peace and quiet that will follow. But we’ll also miss it terribly, and immediately start searching for the next iteration of The ...