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Anything you quote from Twitter is always out of context

Posted on March 6, 2009 by paulwalk

Brian Kelly posted Twitter Can Pimp Up Your Stuff – But Should It? a while ago. This post has caused me to think about courtesy and good practice. The aspect I want to talk about is Brian’s reporting of a … Continue reading →

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Destination, or workflow component?

Posted on April 19, 2008 by paulwalk

In a recent post, Facebook Or Twitter – Or Facebook And Twitter , Brian Kelly says: …in some circle such use of Facebook is being derided with comments such as “It’s a closed garden“, “Its popularity is on the wane” … Continue reading →

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Twittering about Facebook Fatigue

Posted on February 24, 2008 by paulwalk

The headline to Guy Dixon’s post on vnunet.com is “Facebook user numbers fall in the UK”. The sub-title is: “Social networking fatigue sets in at last”. I don’t think the one follows the other. I think that what we are … Continue reading →

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