Let’s Hold Hands Now, Virtually

March 29th, 2009

Oh wonderful! Another share connection. Pretty soon I’ll be able to sneeze and my Facebook status will update, you’ll be able to Digg it, and you’ll be able to click the link to the video on YouTube because the second I sneezed it was sent to Twitter. Woohoo! Technology!

The ability to share Twitter feeds is among the latest batch of changes unveiled this week at YouTube, which Alexa ranks as the world’s third most popular Web property after Yahoo and Google.

Given that so many people are on Twitter these days, YouTube said it has added Twitter to the share options so users can easily send a video into their Twitter streams. Other YouTube video-sharing options include Facebook, MySpace, Digg and Hi5.

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