To use an URL shortener in your project, I would strongly recommend bit.ly. It let you set a custom URL (name) and track traffic, clicks and conversations on micro blogs. But best of all, it should be super-fast and super-stable, since Twitter recently chose bit.ly as their default URL shortening service.
Using the bit.ly REST API [...]
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