Shih Wei points to this SFGate article by Howard Rheingold as the best “why use Twitter” piece she’s seen. What I like about it is that it’s something you could send to a non-Twitter user, even someone completely uninterested in social media, and they’d “get” why many people like Twitter. As Howard points out at [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Twitter’
December 19, 2009
Twitter calms down
Filed under Online Work/Life, Social Media
Tags: Facebook, Howard Rheingold, Linkedin, Twitter, Veronica Sopher
December 8, 2009
OK! OK! I’ll blog
Do you think people see the term ‘author’ as more established, and ‘writer’ as more wannabe?
Filed under Social Media, Writing
Tags: Andrew Chapman, author, blogger, Hatmandu, Twitter, writer
March 4, 2009
Speed, transparency, and the long tail
Tomorrow I’ll be talking about PR and social media to another communications class at the University of Washington. This time, it’s an undergraduate class. I’m going to hit many of the points I did in my earlier presentation to students already in the business world, but this time I’m going to attempt to give more [...]
Filed under Blogging, Communication, Social Media, Writing, iPhone
Tags: Amazon, Blogging, broadcast media, Chevy Tahoe SUV, General Motors, Google News, iPhone, Kindle, PR, Social Media, the long tale, transparency, Twitter, University of Washington, video contest, Writing
December 30, 2008
What’s Twitter, and why I love it
If you work in an environment filled with friendly, fascinating people, where you continually hear about exciting news (local, online, and around the world), and you are encouraged to be witty and playful, then you don’t need Twitter.
Filed under Communication, Marketing Communications, Online Work/Life, Social Media, Working
Tags: Herman Miller, SEO, Twinkle, Twitter, Twitter Grader
