The Associated Press recently released this story regarding Twitter and censorship. A few bloggers and social media personalities give their take on this issue. What are your thoughts?
Twitter Feed Overload and How to Find Relevant Content
October 3, 2010 by
I’m always keeping an eye out for new trends in the tech world and new ideas for personal time management. While I’m loving New Twitter and now have it on both of my accounts, it still hasn’t been rolled out to everyone. I have a decent number of Twitter followers on both accounts, but I [...]
New Twitter and How to Understand It.
September 23, 2010 by
I’ve been checking out and playing with #newtwitter to see what it’s all about. I have to admit, I do like the ease of clicking the arrow in a tweet and opening up a side window to see the photo or video while still on my home stream page. Here’s a screenshot of the New [...]
How Twitter Can Settle Disputes
June 27, 2009 by
My husband and I have been married for almost 15 years. During this decade and a half, there has been an ongoing dispute between us about an American icon’s name. The disagreement began before we actually married, when I referred to a US National Forest Service mascot as Smokey the Bear. My husband, who is a [...]
Twitter for Beginners
June 14, 2009 by
I’m not a Twitter guru or social media maven, but I have found myself giving impromptu Twitter lessons to the travel industry while on press trips and fam tours. A colleague or PR person will notice that I take pictures with my crackberry of food or nice scenery and then they’ll ask what I’m doing. [...]
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