I used to write a lot about Twitter for twitip.com. It was a new and exciting form of communication. Twitter was innovative, not only for what it was, but for the way that it encouraged and breed that innovation. At one point, there were hundreds of third-part services and applications built around the service. Twitter… Continue reading The Reason Why Twitter is No Longer an Innovation Machine
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Life in 140 Characters
Twitter Changes its Name to TVitter
Deal with Comcast Signals Twitter to Become an Essential Utility I used to absolutely love Twitter. I joined in 2007, wrote for Twitip (read my posts here) and even dreamed about tweeting (obsessive, huh?). But then Twitter started screwing over its developer ecosystem (see Twitter Commits Suicide -Twipocalypse Now Redux) and with the acquisition and… Continue reading Twitter Changes its Name to TVitter
Interview with Zombie Author Jonathan Maberry
I’ve been doing a lot of fiction writing recently; more than I’ve done in quite a few years. One of the things that’s inspired me, and which I’ve found fascinating, is how social media, tablets, e-readers and e-books are changing the publishing landscape. As a result, I’ve started interviewing authors to learn about how they use… Continue reading Interview with Zombie Author Jonathan Maberry
Being Busy is Good
Been busy lately with blog posts and recording podcasts. Check them out.
9 More Features I Want to See in TweetDeck
This is the continuation to my post, “10 Features I want to see in Tweetdeck” that I wrote for Twitip.com offering items 11-19.
Social Media Training Available (don’t wait!)
Need Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter or Google training? Join me, Audrey Julienne (@RDEMarketing) and Rick Simmons (@mydinkum) on 4/28
I’m Here, I’m There, I’m Everywhere!
Sometimes you just get so busy that you forget you haven’t updated your blog in far too long. So here’s a quick rundown of some things I’ve done recently and some things that are on their way.
What’s the Big Deal about This Poster?
I presented this poster to NASA officials on behalf of one hundred guests who were invited to a Tweetup at the Kennedy Space Center for the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis on the STS-129.
TweetUp, NASA Style
On September 24th, I had the privilege to attend a TweetUp at NASA Headquarters in Washington DC to honor of the crew of STS-127. Check out the following posts that I wrote about the event.
Read My Latest Twitip Post, “Star Trek Exhibition Tweets New Worlds”
Interested in learning how you can use Twitter to promote a museum exhibit? Get the inside scoop on how the Star Trek Exhibition is using Twitter.