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Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Twitter Alert: Atif Aslam joins Twitter!

Tribune

Pakistan’s heartthrob Atif Aslam has joined the Twitter bandwagon, reports KoolMuzone.
The singer posted his first tweet on January 7, updating his fans about his musical endeavours. “Recording ‘Allah Hu’ for the next gig. Will be aired soon,” Aslam tweeted through his Twitter handle @itsaadee. In a matter of a mere week, the artist has a Twitter following of 1,650 fans.
While celebrities like Sonu Niigam and Miley Cyrus have abandoned Twitter for the mess it created in their lives, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, Rumer Willis is thankful for the micro-blogging website and says it gives celebrities an “outlet” in which they can respond to negative comments.
“Everyone has an opinion and if they say something negative, you can’t defend yourself because any response in itself is enough to validate the claim. But that’s the great thing about outlets like Twitter because, more and more, we’re getting control of our image. We can be in direct contact with the world and people can at least choose between second-hand and the direct information,” she said.
And singer Melanie Brown is enjoying what Rumer thinks is a Twitter bliss. Brown has shot down reports that she has fallen out with Spice Girls bandmate Victoria Beckham.
“Just read online some bulls**t about me and Victoria having a fall-out, where do they get this from I have no idea,” Brown wrote on her Twitter page.
Here is our collection of the best ten tweets celebrities posted this week.
“Socialite” is an insult to any self respecting person and besides my friends all accuse me of being an anti-socialite.
I am not surprised or angered by the cynicism of young people. My generation has let them down.
Seriously, I have the best fans ever. I love you all so much! Everything I do is for you!
In Singapore for Zee Cine Awards.
Just finished writing Day 1000 blog. 1000 days, nonstop blogs … not a day missed … happy! Hope I can do a T1000 someday on Twitter.
Why didn’t anybody tell me Gwyneth Paltrow has a blog? [It's] my new obsession.
People say my eyes change colours but I’m not so sure. I feel like the green just picks up reflections of what’s in front of it.
I don’t care what your passion is, be grateful for it and honour it. Don’t dismiss it because others don’t understand it.
The only thing that can make a person fly is his or her dreams.
A woman is a beautiful flower in the garden of life. What would the garden look like without her?

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

PCB ban players from FB, twitter (Social Networking Sites)

December 15 2010 at 07:50pm 
The PCB have made players delete any Facebook or Twitter accounts they had, banning any social networking in the national team.
The Pakistan Cricket Board have imposed a blanket ban on members of the national team using social networking sites.
The Pakistan Cricket Board have imposed a blanket ban on members of the national team using social networking sites.
The crackdown comes in the wake of Zulqarnain Haider's recent escapades on Facebook after he fled the team hotel in Dubai midway through a one-day series against South Africa.
The board has also brought all the centrally contracted players under the umbrella of the directive, implying no Pakistani cricketer will be allowed to use Facebook or Twitter.
Pakistan manager Intikhab Alam confirmed the directive, but maintained the ban was part of a clause in the players' contract with the board.
"There is a clause in their contracts which states clearly they can't use these social network sites or discuss cricket issues while under contract," Alam said.
"It is for their own good so that they don't get entangled into controversies."
Pakistan's wicketkeeper-batsman Haider dramatically fled to London and claimed he had been approached in Dubai by a person who asked him to fix the fourth and fifth games against South Africa in early November.
He subsequently announced his retirement from international cricket which followed his central contract being suspended by the board.