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    Apr 29

    During these unprecedented times, what’s happening on Twitter can help the world better understand & respond to the pandemic. We're launching a free COVID-19 stream endpoint so qualified devs & researchers can study the public conversation in real-time.

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  2. 13 hours ago

    Do you 👀our new Tweet settings? We want to know how and why you’d use a feature like this in the API. Get the details and let us know what you think👇

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    Testing, testing... A new way to have a convo with exactly who you want. We’re starting with a small % globally, so keep your 👀 out to see it in action.
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  3. May 18

    Starting today, we’re rolling out a new look for embedded Tweets. Check it out and share your feedback in the forum post ⬇️

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  4. May 15

    Tune in to the stream featuring our very own to learn about Twitter Developer Labs - starting now!

    Tomorrow (May 15) at 12pm EST (9am PST, 6pm CET), join us for a Twitch stream with from MongoDB and from ! Learn about the new Twitter Developer Labs and how to get the most out of the new API with MongoDB:
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  5. May 13

    Thank you to everyone who has applied. Your research will help the world, and we are truly impressed by the many creative ways you seek to better understand the public conversation about this pandemic. 💙

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  6. May 13

    If you aren’t approved for the COVID-19 stream, you may be able to use our free filtered stream with an approved dev account. You must update your use case & still need to comply with our terms. Our docs share how to create a similar filter on COVID-19 👇

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  7. May 13

    “My application was rejected. Why?” This can happen for a number of reasons. The most common are not having the technical capability/plans for high data volume, lack of details in the app, unclear use for public good, or privacy concerns with how this data will be used/shared.

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  8. May 13

    “My application was approved. Now what?” If you have access to this endpoint, consider sharing your learnings, methods and tools with the broader academic research community on our forum 👇

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  9. May 13

    Our teams review each application thoughtfully to understand: 1️⃣ Technical resources/plans to handle high data volume 2️⃣ How the proposed use case serves the public good 3️⃣ Past & planned adherence to our terms (linked ⬇️)

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  10. May 13

    97% of those approved so far are researchers. 🔎 Most often, they want to study how misinformation spreads, public perceptions of policies or official statements, or long-term impacts of the virus on mental health, vulnerable communities, & social behavior.

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  11. May 13

    Applications, by the numbers 📊 🌏🌍🌎35+ countries are represented by all applicants 🎓70% are academic researchers 💼18% are commercial & non-commercial orgs 🧑‍💻12% are independent developers and/or researchers We are not limiting how many can be approved to use this data.

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  12. May 13

    Since its launch a few weeks ago, there’s been a lot of interest in the COVID-19 stream endpoint. Today we want to share more about the applications we've seen so far and how we’re reviewing them.

    During these unprecedented times, what’s happening on Twitter can help the world better understand & respond to the pandemic. We're launching a free COVID-19 stream endpoint so qualified devs & researchers can study the public conversation in real-time.
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  13. May 11

    Get customized Tweet notifications when and where you want them.🤳 Use the Twitter API to find Tweets of interest and have them sent to you via Slack or Twilio. Learn more in this tutorial, by .

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  14. May 6

    It’s now easier to understand Tweet impact. We’ve added metrics information directly to Tweet and media objects within the Labs’ GET /tweets and recent search endpoints. Stay tuned as we add more over the coming weeks. Learn more 📖

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  15. Apr 29

    Our developer community is full of inspiring ideas that help the world learn from and improve our collective preparedness to a pandemic. We’re all in this together, and look forward to seeing what you contribute. 💙

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  16. Apr 29

    This new streaming endpoint is available in Twitter Developer Labs and provides comprehensive access to COVID-19 related public Tweets. Learn about what’s included ⬇️

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  17. Apr 29

    The volume of conversation about COVID-19 is tremendous, which means it requires expertise and computational resources to process. Developers and researchers with that capability and intent to support the public good can apply for access.

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  18. Retweeted
    Mar 26

    Those on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight need quick, easy access to real-time critical data. That’s what APIs (and API developers) do best. So we created a list of pandemic-related API collections to help the community get the word out:

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  19. Mar 27

    Update: We’re continuing to see increased wait times for developer applications and expect to see improvement over the next week. Thank you for your patience, and we’ll continue to keep you updated.

    As we work to keep our employees safe during COVID-19, you are likely to experience longer than usual review times for developer applications. We’re working to cut this time and want to be open about challenges we’re facing. Thank you for building with us.
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  20. Mar 23

    As we work to keep our employees safe during COVID-19, you are likely to experience longer than usual review times for developer applications. We’re working to cut this time and want to be open about challenges we’re facing. Thank you for building with us.

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