[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]If you’ve been pondering around Twitter lately, chances are it has come to your attention that there’s a few screws loose. It most definitely wouldn’t be the first time that Twitter has decided to stir up the pot on its dev section. For many of us in the digital marketing world, we are heavily reliant upon the Twitter API functionality particularly when it comes to usage of third party apps. Those include widgets on our sites that pull in embeddable statuses, iOS connections to mobile devices, and other API reliant integrations necessary for constant upkeep with the 140 character micro-blogging world. (more…)