If you know me, you are probably aware of my enthusiasm for Twitter. In fact, many of you reading this know me only because of my enthusiasm for Twitter. I am extremely optimistic about this free microblogging platform that has taken the world by storm, but recently I had a revelation. “It’s not about Twitter, stupid,” I [...]
Posts from ‘September, 2009’
Tweeters using Foller.Me to learn more about you
You should already be aware that your Twitter account is an open book, out there on the web for all to read. It shouldn’t come as any great surprise, then, that there are a growing number of tools available that others can use to summarize and analyze the information that you produce, compile and distribute. [...]
Greenburgh’s Paul Feiner Introduces WVOX Radio Audience to Twitter
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner introduced his WVOX radio audience to the free microblogging service Twitter this morning on his weekly show. I was one of four guests on an hour-long show devoted to computer-related topics, and much of the conversation centered on Twitter, and its growing use in Westchester County. Feiner was one of [...]
Why Don’t More Restaurants Tweet? More Community Building on Twitter
It’s been five months since the @Pleasantville Twitter account was established. A few days ago, a friend asked how the @Pleasantville Project was going. I wasn’t sure I had the answer to what seemed like a simple question. Things have changed a lot since then, for sure. The number of local people on Twitter has [...]
