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October 20, 2009
12:40 PM
I would think someone who supposedly knows as much as Guy Kawasaki would realize that it is no big deal to route Facebook to your iPhone or similar. I get my Facebook there daily. Now I do think Twitter is overrated. I couldn't post this on Twitter.  View
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October 19, 2009
11:47 AM
Email will never die. These other forms of communication well be compliments to mainstream email. How can you even set up facebook, twitter or bebo without an email account anyhow?  View
No PhotoTDoc
September 10, 2009
01:49 PM
A Thai friend warned his followers on Twitter not to go out on 09/09/09... Heavy traffic jam due to countless wedding ceremonies in the city of Bangkok. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the number will save their marriages.  View
No Photojohn franklin
September 9, 2009
01:08 PM
athletes should sell their twitter pages through espn so they can finally make some money  View
No PhotoStephanie Hermes
September 8, 2009
03:55 PM
I think this a great marketing strategy for the opera house. The people who participated are getting exposure to an art they might never have been exposed to without twitter.  View
No Photoeconcurious88
September 4, 2009
03:24 PM
I agree--I believe Obama has more success/influence than Congress really does at this point. But you have to commend the President and his administration for the large amount of time and numerous speeches, press conferences, etc. that he has held to try and clarify things for the public. It's true. With people hopping on to online social/news sites, blogs, and twitter with whatever opinions they have at all times of day, things get jumbled. And there has certainly been a lot of false truths and misinformation moved around with regard to the healthcare reform debate.  View
No PhotoIndigo
August 17, 2009
01:20 PM
Politicians need to be careful of what they say, obviously. One slip could end up on Youtube (or Twitter/Facebook/etc.) and finish their political career. It's tough, but neither side is going to give the other the benefit of any breathing room. If they're so afraid to say anything wrong that they dance around a topic, that's their choice. It's not ideal, but there's really no other way as long as there's such fierce political competition (which I'd say is a good thing).  View
No PhotoTDoc
July 9, 2009
07:18 PM
I follow him on Twitter and hadn't known he was a jerk until hearing it from Slate. He looks like a good guy... :/  View
No Photomeghank
June 17, 2009
05:01 PM
I spent all of Tuesday afternoon at work following the Iran election hash tags on Twitter. It was fascinating to watch the information roll through Tweetdeck. I only wished that I could have seen the pictures and the video as it was being tweeted instead of having to wait 12 hours for it to get edited and uploaded.  View
No Photosmcf69
June 17, 2009
01:23 PM
Twitter is taking on a more important role than just a social connector. It is interesting that news broadcasters are not only taking the tweets into consideration in their broadcasts, but that they are doing a sort of check and balance with it. Twitter is definitely voicing information that otherwise may have never been heard (at least outside of Iran).  View

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