The document proposes a tool called MYtweetMag that allows small groups on Twitter to establish and design consistent news magazines by aggregating their tweets. Editors of the magazine would use code words to control which tweets are published under categories. Readers would get better curated information than from general Twitter accounts. The idea is to expand on existing tools that aggregate Twitter content but often lack consistency or thematic organization.

1. MYtweetMAG Twitter as an editorial-tool for Community-Magazines

2. Twittertim.es has realized the potential, to aggregate content into a readerfriendly magazin using twitter. Twittertim.es uses the links of twitter-accounts and directly publishes the link-content. inspiration But Twittertim.es ist very limited in it‘s functionality and usually the outcome is thematically NOT CONSISTENT. Readers still get the better information elsewhere …

3. Our idea: Lets expand the functionality and create a tool, that allows groups of twitterers to establish and design a news-magazine, where they have full controll over the published information. modification Small groups of interest can now establish a reader-oriented and consistend aggregation-magazine - nearly without any additional expenses or efforts!

4. function Set some Twitterer as editors Set some code-words, so editors can controll, in which categories the information will be published Register at MYtweetMag 1 2 3

5. efg: New job-entry *job* abc new Publikation *pup* in action Trendschau We have a new event on 11.01.2010. Have a look at : www.mysite.com *event* Trendschau We recommend that cool news. Have a look at : www.mysite.com *news*

6. explanation Trendschau We have a new event on 11.01.2010. Have a look at : www.mysite.com *event* code-word, that directs the infor- mation into a specific category. Such a cool „calendar“-entry by twitter is allready in use by dopplr. Trendschau We recommend that cool news. Have a look at : www.mysite.com *news*

7. variation Realize it as stand-alone or wp-plugin: Don‘t stop, there‘s so much more:

8. What do we need? feedbacks, enthusiasts, programmers. Sebastian http://trendschau.twoday.net Schürmanns http://www.quartier-nord.de