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Ben Phillips: 5 Twitter mannerisms and how they’d appear in real life

Digital mastermind, Ben Phillips, has penned a few thoughts about 5 Twitter mannerisms and how they'd appear in real life. What's your take? Any more to add? Ben is long overdue to A Digital Perspective and is an exceptionally down to earth digital strategy bro. He's also got big hair and skates a lot. Ben can be found a luxa house. Twitter in real life Every social network brings with it a range of behaviours, some of which are expected, some of which are downright inappropriate and some of which operate in a slightly ambiguous grey area. Now social networks clearly don’t foster ...

Does Twitter ‘cheapen’ your friendships?

Social media is a fantastic way to communicate value, expertise and or passion to numerous amounts of people. It is also a great to way to keep relevant people up to date with what you're doing with your day, week or next client.  But what about the more meaningful stuff? What about the awesome fun stuff you're doing with close friends? I notice a lot of people like inform their weak ties about the activities they're doing with their BFFs. This can lead to BFFs thinking you don't really enjoy their company quite as much, and your weak ties thinking your ...

Twitter.xxx

I'm young and curious. And somehow found myself a selection of peculiar Twitter accounts. What's interesting is that most of these accounts started in 2007, and have very few followers, and generally fewer tweets.  So whether you think Twitter is Great or you're on team 'Fuck Twitter' - it's definitely the topic of conversation. There was one, however, that stuck out, and is still active. But I am giving you full warning now: it's hardcore.  Like NSFW hardcore. http://twitter.com/fuck "Twittering my life as a sex addict." NSFW: Active, 106 followers, 41 updates. Tweets only from 2009. I suspect account open for longer. Hey ...

I’ll tweet your secret in a minute

What the deuce is SecretTweet? @sn11 Secrettwitter or something loik that search "SecretTweet" its people who post to this site then the site posts them up on secret tweet I'm sorry, baking powder? SecretTweet is a site that allows you to submit your most scandalous secret anonymously. This is then tweeted by @SecretTweet and your sin is let loose to the world, without the fear of retribution or embarrassment. You've shared your pain, but nobody can laugh at you for it. So what do people think about SecretTweet? @cynjh secret tweets is so scandalous - it's like dynasty on steroids. @thelonelysouls There's some people posting ...

Twitter @ SMX 2009

Having fun at #SMX? Need to get your Twitter fix? Switched On Media will be hosting the SMX Sydney Expo Hall Reception, and will be tweeting the event. - Andy and I will be speaking on day 2, so come say hi :) Day 1: Search Marketing Expo: Rand Fishkin (@randfish) Bruce Clay (@bruceclay) Jeremy Bolt (@jeremybolt) Jason West Aiden Beanland (@gridkid) Cindy Crum (@suzzicks) Greg Boser (@gregboser) Michael Wamsley Katie Hodgkinson Chris Thomas (@reseo) Greg Grothaus (@gregacious) Jane Copland (@coplandmj) Lucas Ng (@lucasng) Rob Kerry Tim McDonald Priyank Garg Reception with: Switched On Media (@switchedonmedia) Day 2: Search Marketing Expo: Bill Tancer Andy Jamieson (@andyjamo) Steven Power Monte Huebsch Rod Jacka Martin Carlill Tom Petryshen Stephan Pavlovich Jye Smith (@jyesmith) Darren Rowse (@problogger) Chris Dimmock (@cogentis) Dennis Yu (@dennisyu) Mark ...

Twitter Ettiquette: The Definition of Awkward IRL (Guest Post)

Guest post by anonymous. You'll see why. The definition of awkward: socially uncomfortable; unsure and constrained in manner; hard to deal with; especially causing pain or embarrassment; meeting somebody IRL and realising that you stopped following them on Twitter because they bored the tits off you. Not too long ago, I had the pleasure of meeting several members of my Twitter crew in person for the first time at ad:tech. Given the personal nature of my tweets, this had the potential to be humiliating, but I found my followers to be as appealing IRL as they are online. Well, the ones I follow ...

Social Networks and Time: Some Visual Thoughts

I've been doing some visual thinking around the way that social networks and, in particular, the people who make them up and the content they produce, affects the amount of time we allow to each person (or singular piece of information) in that network. Facebook moving to its new layout was a significant indicator of this relationship. As the popularity of social media and networks increases the amount of people on our individual networks also increases. Driven by the power of weak ties, we're compelled to connect with more and more people from the different circles of our lives. Facebook - which ...

A Digital Perspective: Sandra Davey

Sandra Davey is straight to the point - no bullshit, just action. Sandra is the ex-National President of AIMIA, and currently still holds a position on the board.  Sandra has been a great source of inspiration and knowledge for me since joining the industry, so I'm very happy to present her views on the industry moving forward. Look forward to your feedback. What does 2009 hold? More twittering, twining, ninging, and fringing! Continued love affair with social networking and development of new tools enabling community driven, subject based, niche social networking People start a love affair with Chumby but it’ll take a while ...

ad:tech 2009: Twitter

Like all social media, new technologies and innovations have allowed people to connect online in new ways. Over the two days at ad:tech 2009 in Sydney I said Twitter more times than I said fuck. Which is rare.  But seriously, it was the topic on everyone's mind, and at everyone's finger tips.  I was lucky enough to be invited to open and moderate the final session of day 1, dedicated to the topic: The Relevance of Twitter. I was joined by Gavin Heaton, Mike Hickinbotham and Laurel Papworth. We received great feedback about our interactive panel. Transcript below. The Relevance Of Twitter ...

Twitter rant, /rant

Michelle baited me with some Twitter skepticism over at ARN. And as Katie would put it: I got a little shouty.  Reflecting  back, I don't really mind -- the 600 people below and I seem to have some brilliant conversation and share some amazing stories (and you too can get your twitter mosaic). People, conversations, community and network. All in 140 characters. Oh, and you - that's not so frightening is it? The Kevin Rudds, Obamas etc belong to one of many communities on Twitter. There are many, many other influential communities across design, IT, PR, Marketing, Futurism even hairdressing. Story Tellers and ...

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