twestival

The team is back from Twestival Singapore; a local Twitter festival that just ended a few hours ago at TAB. Twestival is an offline event held in more than 175 cities, aimed

We have been writing one post each day for Twestival Singapore since Sunday. The organizing team has put in a lot of effort for tomorrow’s event. So, feel free to

This Thursday is Twestival night. You saw the ad banners, learned about the prizes, tweeted #twsg11, donated and know where to head for a fun and meaningful Thursday night. All

This coming Thursday is Twestival night and our team is glad to help spread the word! Besides our friends from U.S, the rest of you would have noticed the Twestival

Twestival™ (or Twitter Festival) uses social media for social good.  It is an event which Twitter users (in fact everyone!) work hand-in-hand to do something meaningful. All of the local

TwestivalSG 2010 has ended successfully yesterday on a high, and what can we say? We had great beer, food, gifts, prizes, events and a cool online community of people who

Twestival in all 175+ cities will begin within 48 hours and there is already quite some buzz generated by Twitter users (see #twestival). Volunteers, who came together, mainly through Twitter

Twestival as the name suggests is a Twitter originated event. So, it can’t be blamed that many have the misconception that Twestival is only for Twitter users. Well, it’s not.

Last year, TwestivalSG raised more than $17,000 in funds for the Children’s Cancer Foundation. This year, the committee is holding the annual event @BrewerkzSG to raise funds for Concern Worldwide,

It’s always great to know that people are actively coming together on social media to do good. This coming Thursday, 25 March 2010, people from more than 175 cites around