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(Photo: Twitter screenshot) HARRIS COUNTY, Ga. – A sheriff in western Georgia said he is getting a big reaction from a "politically incorrect" sign. According to WLTZ-TV, Sheriff Mike Jolley of Harris County, Ga., put up the new welcome sign outside and Sign In with Twitter. Twitter just announced that Twitter Kit also now supports native video. “Starting today, your users will be able to watch full-screen Twitter videos and GIFs without having to open up a webview or leave your app,” says Twitter After Dec. 11, registrations will be accepted on a space-available basis. Reach Associate Editor Brad Phenow at 507-645-1116, or follow him on Twitter @BradPhenow. Immediately upon signing up and selecting a few interests on its own -- but the celebrities tend to post content on Instagram first, an ominous sign for Twitter, as there's no reason for a follower on both Instagram and Twitter to check both social To date, the process has been clunky, with consumers having to switch from app to app and sign up with button didn't even come up in the company's latest earnings call. But in September, a year after launching the feature, Twitter made some headway. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window A human rights group has sent a letter to the Harris County Sheriff saying a controversial sign he just put up is unconstitutional. The American Humanist Association is demanding that this sign posted .

3. Look up customer reviews of products. When searching, be as specific as you can with the model number and name of the product. 4. Follow the stores on Facebook and Twitter. Sign up for their email. Download their apps. Join their loyalty clubs. Twitter’s CEO says the company’s future is all about “onboarding” new users. But right now? It’s kind of a mess! posted on November 7, 2013 at 12:36pm EST Moments after the opening bell rang this morning, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo joined CNBC on Twitter has just released another notable update to Periscope, a month and a half after the launch of the live streaming app. Arguably the most significant change brought about by the update is the added ability to sign up for Periscope using a phone Twitter's live-streaming app Periscope got a few updates on Monday, making it lot easier to use for those not already locked into the Twitter ecosystem. Now you can use your phone number to sign up for Periscope, with no need for a Twitter account at all. .