BigPond and Twitter: A Learning Experience
Seems after the widespread negative response to Australia’s first telco jumping on Twitter, BigPond is learning (even if it’s the hard way). Click here to read more »
Seems after the widespread negative response to Australia’s first telco jumping on Twitter, BigPond is learning (even if it’s the hard way). Click here to read more »
The readers of A Digital Perspective are growing each day, and so is my Twitter following. As my audience changes on Twitter I’ve become much more focused with Tweets, and much more mindful of what I’m saying. I’ve been careless in the past, and I apologise.
With more and more of my office, across various department and disciplines, signing up and logging into the microblogging service — a number like this comes as no surprise.
According to stats just released from Nielsen Online, Twitter recorded 2.3 million unique visitors in August (US-only), an increase of 422% from the same period last year.
A tweet by Evan Smith prompted me to ask the same question. How did we all find our way onto this microblogging platform.
And more importantly – what’s making us stay?
Micro-blogging, and more specifically, micro-blogging services (like Twitter, Jaiku, Plurk) are all forms of lifecasting, also known as lifestreaming. Put simply: Click here to read more »
Thursday was the second “Sydney Twitter Underground Brigade” Twitter meet up. Big thanks to Happener for putting on the drinks and nibbles. Was great to see the Twoddle* offline, and tweeting** with real speech, emotive gestures and LOLs you could hear. Click here to read more »