Can Twitter update my Myspace status bar?

well i actually do already have a facebook but i have a myspace as well that is for promotional reasons for this travel documentary series i'm doing... i definitely do think that we should have a way to update myspace status using twitter.

i'm having so much fun with twitter from my phone which auto-updates my facebook, that it would be great to have it update myspace at the same time! :)
i found an app on myspace that will allow your myspace to update your twitter, but not the other way around... let me know if you find something...

awesome. let us know when he gets it going! :)

Well, Myspace has had an API (OpenSocial) since January.

If you want to update all three from one place, you can use 8Hands to do it.

8Hands asks for your email and password to each site. Isn't that one of the #1 things they say you should not give out to other sites? I'm hesitant. Any suggestions?

You could sign up for www.ping.fm. It can update a lot of things.

I shad this same question, signed up for Ping.fm and it is working well.

I too, would like twitter to keep my myspace status up-to-date. I never use myspace, but I keep a profile because I have friends on there who don't use facebook (or twitter).

Uh, twittersync does this and has since April. There's several results on apps.myspace.com for twitter, did nobody look there?

If other sites can do it (i.e. ping.fm) why can't twitter do it yet? is facebook pulling the status from twitter or is twitter pushing it to facebook?

Use Shozu to update your Facebook and Twitter from your phone. Go to www.shozu.com

so has anything happened in the last 2 months since the last post.
Can I update MySpace via Twitter?

Up until recently, I used ping.fm to update facebook, myspace, and twitter - it worked great.

Then something happened - I don't know, so don't ask - and ping.fm no longer updates my myspace status. The folks at ping.fm say they're working on it and should have it fixed soon.

John

wow you asked this 12 months ago and still the answer is no! that sux

But it works great on Facebook!

it's a stupid solution, but it works for me: I have the twitter app installed in Facebook. I have the Twitter sync app installed in Myspace. So, I update my status in Myspace, which update my Twitter status, which Facebook update it's status from Twitter. Myspace-->Twitter-->Facebook...

So I only have to update my status on my Myspace page, and then does the rest tot Twitter and Facebook. That way I'm not using any 3rd party site.

I just started using Ping.Fm b/c twhirl now supports it. Ping.fm can update all those site at once and a lot more.

On my iPhone I downloaded the application Yahoo OneConnect. It updates all three (Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter) and I can see everybody else's updates from everywhere else. I'm gonna check out Ping.fm for when I'm on my laptop!

DameVegas

I HAVE A SOLUTION!
Everyone should just start using Flock.
The three sites don't update each other but it will take you about 3 seconds to paste your status into each one. No crappy applications to mess with, no need to join other sites, no problem!
Plus Flock is wonderful in other ways too.
It doesn't solve the problem of texting to one service and updating all, but hey, you're all on the internet 24/7 anyway!
www.flock.com - enjoy!
p.s. I am in now way affiliated with Flock!

That doesn't really fix the problem. It's just a workaround.

Use Ping.fm!

we don't want another site... we want to tweet from our phone and have it show up on all three status bars... not everyone has iphones or blackberry's and what nots. We just need a better app on myspace where it is the same as the facebook and twitter.
Someone please grow a brain and understand that we don't want to have to log into another site... that's what we are trying to avoid!!!

I have 8hands and when I log into 8hands, it causes facebook to kick me out all the time. Th only way I can stay on facebook is to close 8hands, its a bummer.

still another site/app MUNCE. We are trying to avoid loggin in to so many things... It is a bummer that u get kicked out of facebook because of ur app/site...

I tried that 8hands thing, but it didn't work right, and none of the admins ever replied to the issue posts.

I ended up signing up for ping.fm and hellotxt, as they support a few different sites, and just adding the bots to my messenger. Not a solution, but works for the time being...

I found this app on myspace.

http://www.myspace.com/twittersync

I just installed it so we'll see how it works. Good luck!

you can, ive seen it/ i just dont know how to.

Here is the solution, it works!
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1816421...

Myspace still hasn't come to its senses, but there's a simple way to update multiple services from your phone:

1. Login to Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace and activate the mobile features for each on your account (if you have not already). Each will provide you with a number and/or e-mail address that can be used to update your status and/or upload photos from your mobile phone.
2. Get your phone and save the mobile number (and e-mail address, if you can) for each service in your Contacts. I have mine as www Myspace, www Twitter, and www Facebook.
3. Create a new text message and add each service into the recipients. Or, if you already have Twitter/Facebook synced, just send to Twitter and Myspace.
(AND enhancements... (a) Some phones may also let you categorize these contacts together [ie: create a new "Social Web" category] and text to every contact in the category. (b) Your phone may also let you save that empty, multiple-addressed text as a draft and lock the draft, which can function as a template for later use. (c) Also, if you can/do save the mobile e-mail addresses in the contacts as well then you can add www TwitPic and www Flickr etc. and also send a photo to all of your services from your phone.)

It's not as good as updating 1 place and propagating out to all your services, but it is a straightforward solution that works on the fly from your phone and doesn't require you to share your login information with a third party service.

I haven't tried this, but you might be able to accomplish the same thing from your e-mail. In principle it should work.

Many third party services for this are probably terrific and trustworthy, but it's difficult to know which they are when you first start researching. I can certainly understand the hesitation.