by tearwood | Nov 13, 2009 | Twitter
Twitter has been referenced as a waste of time, pithy non-sense and a time suck. However, it’s best description for my use is drinking from a fire hose. There are so many people typing so much information and even with just 140 characters it can be hard to...
by tearwood | Dec 21, 2008 | Twitter
Continental Flight 1404 passenger Mike Wilson (@2drinksbehind) used Twitter to communicate first-hand news of last night’s plane crash. I took screen shots of his tweets to show what Twitter can do for immediate access to information. I broke them down into the...
by tearwood | Dec 17, 2007 | Twitter
Last week’s Twitter love-fest reminded me of a post I’ve wanted to finish for some time. After Blog World, I came back feeling energized and excited about social media and its future as an industry. Although still young, a conference like Blog World shed...
by tearwood | Dec 12, 2007 | Twitter
A common term used in the church is having a “mountain top experience” where a person or group strengthens their faith during a concentrated period. Yesterday’s Twitter “love-fest” had a similar feeling, where many people who commented on...
by tearwood | Dec 11, 2007 | Twitter
One of the aspects (although unproductive at times) is how I never know the new areas of the web I’ll discover each day. With the advent of social bookmarking, I found many new sites with the likes of del.icio.us, Reddit (rarely digg) and now Mixx. My latest...
by tearwood | Oct 22, 2007 | Twitter
I’m getting more and more into twitter.com. Last week, I was in Dallas for a business/pleasure trip while there were tornado warnings back in Louisville. I normally would hear about the storm AFTER it was over, usually hours or even a day later. Then, I would...
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