As Twitter grows bigger and bigger I came to think of Alfred Hitchcock’s movie The Birds. What looks like a flock of beautiful birds end up being our worst nightmare.
http://jonas-andreasson.blogspot.com/ Jonas Andreasson
How is that? Are you thinking along the lines of the recent blog sphere/twitter storm on Amazons “silence mistake”? I can see the problem but, twitter is a really fast way of getting bad reputation but will it stick? Is it not as forgotten as fast as it is created?
http://jonas-andreasson.blogspot.com Jonas Andreasson
How is that? Are you thinking along the lines of the recent blog sphere/twitter storm on Amazons “silence mistake”? I can see the problem but, twitter is a really fast way of getting bad reputation but will it stick? Is it not as forgotten as fast as it is created?
http://www.ronnestam.com/ ronnestam
It’s more of a thought. But I do think that as Twitter grows and more people start to tweet it is loosing it’s shine faster than other communities basically because 140 characters and and a ‘horde’ of people doesn’t go hand in hand . At the same time brands can not leave the darn thing alone since it seems to grow a life of it’s own. I think the actual Twitter functionality is great, but we need to see more segmentation, more groups and different ways of using it….sort of
http://www.ronnestam.com ronnestam
It’s more of a thought. But I do think that as Twitter grows and more people start to tweet it is loosing it’s shine faster than other communities basically because 140 characters and and a ‘horde’ of people doesn’t go hand in hand . At the same time brands can not leave the darn thing alone since it seems to grow a life of it’s own. I think the actual Twitter functionality is great, but we need to see more segmentation, more groups and different ways of using it….sort of
chribbe
and on the 15th you sent me via twitter a private note:
“Thanks for following me! ” – did I give you some inspiration for this apocalyptic vision?
chribbe
and on the 15th you sent me via twitter a private note:
“Thanks for following me! ” – did I give you some inspiration for this apocalyptic vision?
http://www.ronnestam.com/ ronnestam
@chribbe
Moahhahhaa!
I haven’t said we’re there yet
http://www.ronnestam.com/ ronnestam
@chribbe
Moahhahhaa!
I haven’t said we’re there yet
http://www.ronnestam.com ronnestam
@chribbe
Moahhahhaa!
I haven’t said we’re there yet
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