Woody Harrelson's new movie, Zombieland, is trending as a hot Twitter topic. Moviegoers are either into Twinkies, Zombies or Harrelson himself. "An American post-apocalyptic horror comedy movie, Zombieland opened in theaters October 2nd," says Twitter.

The NBA will announce its social media policy this week, according ESPN news sources. According to these sources, the soon to be released policy is to be "very minimal" and "less stringent" than the social media rules put in place with the NFL when it comes to the use of Twitter and other social networks.

When it comes to H1N1, nobody really knows what awaits us in the near future. Paranoid preparation, ala Y2K? Or full-blown pandemic the likes of which the modern world hasn’t seen? We hope for the best, we should prepare for the worst – in our personal and business lives.

Starting now, people on Twitter will have an opportunity to have two-minute, two-way voice chats with other Twitter users, according to the September 17th ComputerWorld article by Sharon Gaudin headlined “Voice feature for Twitter goes into beta today.”

In the September 15th Wall Street Journal article “Entrepreneurs ‘Tweet’ Their Way Through Crises,” reporter Sarah E. Needleman provides several examples of companies using Twitter to get out the word in a crisis.

The distinctions between Facebook and Twitter just got hazier with the introduction of the @ sign on Facebook.

In what is being called “the world’s first conference series dedicated to the professional uses of Twitter” -- to be hosted in Los Angeles by The Parnassus Group, celebrity participants will include Dr. Drew Pinsky, singer Tyrese, X Games legend Tony Hawk, actor LeVar Burton and lawyer Mark Geragos.

Kirstie Alley's friend Kim Twaddell (pictured right above) has been missing since Thursday, and since then she's been tweeting for help. The story, it seems, has an unhappy ending.

This is exactly what the whole world would've tweeted this morning on Twitter if only we were able to tweet. For almost two hours this morning, the whole world came to a screeching halt as Twitter, the grand daddy of all social networking sites, went down and we all got a taste of what life would be like without Twitter. Say it ain't so!

Paula Abdul is leaving American Idol. According to her most recent tweet on Twitter, Paula Abdul said she is leaving the show.

Job market is sweet if you can tweet.

Teens find twitter pointless and know that no online sees their profile. Therefore, they don't see why they should pay extra to their mobile phone providers to tweet.