TUCSON, Ariz. - A Twitter post made by UCLA freshman wide receiver Randall Carroll on Thursday that stated a racial epithet toward Bruins offensive coordinator Norm Chow was scheduled to be dealt with after Saturday’s game against Arizona, according to UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel.

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WR’s Twitter post causes stir (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)

This week, TM grabs bloggers’ attention with their viral marketing campaign, while Twitter appeal to a younger audience and publishers Conde Nast is preparing to launch a digital application that could see their ad revenue skyrocket.

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#Media Monday* Twitter gets younger, TM launches viral campaign, and Conde Nast goes digital (The Edge Daily)

Though even the hashtag #mileycomeback failed to lure Miley Cyrus back to Twitter, you can memorialize that dark day forever with a series of Miley Cyrus Commemorative Tweet Plates. Related posts:Miley Cyrus leaves Twitter and Barack Obama win Nobel Peace PrizeMiley Cyrus has her Twitter account hackedMiley Cyrus Loves Starbucks AND Twitter (and Twitpic)

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Video: Miley Cyrus quit Twitter, never forget! (The Inquisitr)

A message sent from the Twitter account of a UCLA freshman football player to a top high school recruit complained about Bruins offensive coordinator Norm Chow and referred to him by using the N-word.

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Derogatory term used for Norm Chow on UCLA player’s Twitter account (Los Angeles Times)

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — If you’re trying to figure out who to follow on Twitter, you might soon be turning to fellow users for help, rather than the company itself. Evan Williams, the CEO and co-founder of the short-messaging site, said Tuesday that he “desperately” wants to retire or evolve the company’s “suggested user” list, which offers suggestions of people to follow.

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Twitter may eliminate ‘suggested users’ list (The Wenatchee World)

SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter Inc. is selling the rights to mine its communications hotbed to both Internet search leader Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp.

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Twitter now mutual friend of Google, Microsoft (The Wenatchee World)

Hull manager Phil Brown has disciplined striker Jozy Altidore after the youngster revealed the reason for his omission from the side to face Portsmouth on Twitter.

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ALTIDORE FINED OVER TWITTER REVELATION (Sporting Life)