How to Find and Follow the Best Twitter Users

Tired of following people who don't know who the heck you are and don't interact with you? Forget Twitter's Suggested User List and try these methods.
Mitch Wagner, Computerworld

I hit a Twitter landmark today. As I write this, I'm following precisely 1,000 people. It's taken me more than three years to get to this point. I've tried various strategies to decide who to follow. Let me tell you about the methods I'm using now, which seem to be working well.

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