Even if it never makes any money, Twitter certainly does provide fabulous material for television spoofs.

So far, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert have done several funny bits on Comedy Central, deftly mocking the microblogging service.

And now, Conan O’Brien is doubling down with two skits so far dubbed “Twitter TRACKER” on GE (GE) unit NBC’s “The Tonight Show.”

In them, a loudmouthed voice delivers pointless celebrity tweets as a flock of blue cartoon Twitter birdies is murdered in various ingenious ways.

What’s not to like?

O’Brien, who is nicknamed CoCo by the Twitter TRACKER bully, hardly needs to work hard to make fun of real tweets like Ashton Kutcher’s mundanities, such as “Going to the grocery store need some fixins for a salad.”

There is also, of course, a snark-laced Web site and a Twitter page, so it looks like this Tweet-beatdown might just go on and on.

It should, if only for terms like: “Schprechen sie Tweetenshlize!”

Here are the online spoof videos so far (and click here to see the full interview with the Twitter co-founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams onstage at the D7 conference):

This is just too cute to pass up. Apparently, some staffers at AOL are using a teeny-weeny cartoon–seen here–of new CEO Tim Armstrong as the icon on their instant messaging program.

It was apparently made for Armstrong by AOL’s owner, Time Warner (TWX).

Sorry it’s so little, but the picture gets blurry if made larger.

The strapping-in-real-life former Google (GOOG) advertising head took over AOL unexpectedly two weeks ago, after its two leaders, CEO Randy Falco and President Ron Grant, were shown the door.

Since he got the job, the big version of Armstrong has been busy making the rounds, even though he does not officially start until April 7.

But Armstrong (pictured here in non-superhero form), many sources said, has been talking up many current and former AOLers–many from its glory days–to learn as much as he can about what he needs to do to force the once-mighty online icon back to relevance.

He’ll likely start with a spinoff of the service, and sooner than later, especially if the stock market continues to not tank so much.

Of course, to make the most of that, it’ll take a bolder strategy from Armstrong than just selling more advertising, getting a better search deal, adding more content and creating new social-networking widgets.

In fact, here’s a free tip for Armstrong from someone who has watched the slow-moving AOL train wreck for far too long: Think much, much bigger than a tiny Tim does.

More on that, soon…

Pretty funny, actually, and here is my favorite:

And here is a new cartoon from the Joy of Tech duo, Nitrozac and Snaggy, which is also featured in our site’s Voices section today. It was inspired by a BoomTown post called “No More Sand for the 98-Pound Weakling of the Web”:

That’s right: The Macworld Expo Survival Kit (gas mask optional!).

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Yesterday, we wrote about the troubles of the One Laptop Per Child project. Here’s more!

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Today, they make kindling out of Amazon’s new electronic book-reading device!

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Get ready to be Spam-Poked by Facebook!

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This time at the expense of the eminently mockable gPhone from Google–or lack thereof!

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On the occasion of Yahoo earnings today, here is the No-Sacred-Cows cartoon!

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Since I am going to Apple HQ in Cupertino, Calif., for lunch today, here’s a recent apt one.

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To kick it off, what better way than to show yesterday’s most excellent explanation of why social-networking pretty lady Facebook is worth those 15 billion samoleans, a la J. Wellington Wimpy (”You know how many hamburgers that is?”).

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