The most high-profile news of the day was undoubtedly the presentation of a platform called Twitter @ Anywhere, which allows integration of Twitter with third-party sites, forming a continuous workflow that will have fewer interruptions. Anywhere @ The idea is to combine the resources of a site to interact with Twitter, without leaving the site being visited. That's interesting.
For example, a person is searching for Michael Jackson CDs on Amazon, and wants to share the experience with their followers. With the integration of Twitter with Amazon, it would be possible to share information relevant to the user (such as the title of the discs you buy, the approximate price, similar objects, etc.). Without leaving the Amazon site. With one click you could share this information without problems.

Consider another scenario: a person is bidding on an item on eBay. It would be possible to share data object and the current amount of the bid. These examples are very basic and the fly, although there is a real power in the heart of @ Anywhere, which is a great way to integrate a tool as important today as Twitter, with sites that already are a reference anywhere.

Initially, sites have made agreements with the likes of Amazon, eBay, Digg, Bing, Meebo or YouTube. Best of all is that the webmasters do not have to learn to implement an API because it simply does not exist. Just call some scripts to make a site compatible with @ Anywhere, although these details are not yet known very clearly.

To learn more about this platform, we recommend dry account @ Anywhere, where relevant news will be published from time to time. For now it is known that during the conference Chirp, Twitter developer, it will be giving many more details on this topic.

Via Mashable