Recently, there’s been more than the average level of moaning about how Twitter isn’t what it used to be. The moaners being the tech-savvy crowd who adopted the service early on. They’re not keen on how Twitter’s selling itself to the mass market. Anil Dash has given a rather pragmatic explanation of why that complaint […]
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everyword and Michael Stipe
I recently discovered the deceptively simple @everyword project from Adam Parrish. It’s a Twitter account that tweets a word from the dictionary every 30mins. Here’s the latest one: propagative — everyword (@everyword) June 13, 2012 It gets interesting when you look at how people interact with and around the tweets. Retweeting interesting ones, guessing at […]
How to create a social media digest for your organisation
The other week I was asking how people who monitor social media on behalf of their organisations spread the information they come across to their colleagues. See my previous post for the full background. I didn’t really get a comprehensive answer from anyone. Important things might get emailed to someone, but less pressing (but still […]