Ultimately the key to making sure your business is tweeting in an engaging and interesting way is to insert a human element into your twitter presence.
The need for networking hasn't changed, but the tools have -- and leveraging those tools to tap into that wealth of opportunity is easier than you might realize.
Can you tweet? Do you Stumble Upon? Have you Reddit? I know, I know. It was so much easier for our parents back in the day, right? #Itsuckstogetold.
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There's something in the water at ORD. It was interesting to see the slight differences in the way folks traveling through the different airports vented their anger.
Seeing them playing games and using silly apps bothers me, but if I know they're on their devices connecting with friends, I'm sort of OK with it. I like the idea of them being social on screens. Did I just say that? Is that social? It is today.
Just as there are choices we can make to improve the nature and outcome of face-to-face communication, there are also things we can do to decrease the likelihood of problems over email, texting, and social networking.
Twitter has been one of my best, worst frenemies for years now. He was rather mysterious and alluring at first: I didn't quite know what he wanted me say. Quickly, however, he grew into one of the most reliable buddies I have. Sometimes.
Numerous governments are enthusiastically tweeting on a daily basis, joining the ranks of individuals, NGOs, and other political players who have embraced this tool. But this is happening with little understanding of network dynamics. Where does the information go?
As media move quicker and citizens are actively involved in discussions, politicians will be forced to be themselves. In other words, politicians will be forced to drop the act.
The London Olympics may be over, but the Twag Olympics never end. What's a "twag" you ask? Thats a Twitter-brag, the kind that doesn't even pretend to...
I'm beginning to think that the only people who tweet are celebrities or people under 39.
Following a Google Talk and Gchat outage this morning, Twitter went down for more than an hour. It was Twitter's second major blackout this year. ...
Call it the United States of Tweets. According to a study by the Oxford Internet Institute that examined which countries use Twitter the most, citi...
Look around and see who's using hashtags nowadays. It's people new to Twitter, people trying desperately to keep up with the pack. It's empty nesters and snowbirds. It's small-fry producers and small-time crooks, anybody trying to make a buck off of this Internet thing.
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I thought that being a published writer, I would only need to make a plea in person to have them gladly upgrade my Twitter account to elite status. And, of course, I would tweet the whole adventure. Onward to Twitter HQ!
I love Twitter -- especially for the friendships it has brought me.
With more than 140 million active users tweeting 340 million times per day as of March 2012, drawing in followers on Twitter with one well-crafted, 14...
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Most airlines recognize Twitter and Facebook as effective and easy methods of both informing customers and mitigating public-relations disasters. The question really is: How comfortable are they in their social-media skin?
Twitter is more than just a place to explain where you are going or what you are doing. It is a way to connect with so many people just by writing in 140 characters or less.
A new trend in public relations firms is beginning to catch on in which Twitter users are being paid to send tweets about specific things. I asked a few local Twitter users what they think about this.
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Some people see Twitter as yet more proof of the downfall of civilization. When we confine our profoundest thoughts to 140 characters, aren't we walling in thought itself? I'd argue that a great one-liner need not replace longer-form thinking.
