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A long post about the RSA thing I went to the other week - search the text for twitter and you'll find the interesting bit about activists in Egypt using twitter to keep track of one another.
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Peter Barron rounds up some of the more interesting posts and comments of the first year of the Editors Blog, then asks the audience what they want more, or less, of.
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Better start watching how I annotate my delicious links - one ended up in this article! I'd never considered that...
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"Better start watching how I annotate my delicious links - one ended up in this article! I'd never considered that..."
It might well be a first. It's an interesting point and something I'd not considered till now either. Are these one-liners and link referrals quotable commentary or just asides?
Could we finally, inadvertently, have stumbled on an interesting/practical use for Twitter - the one line comment/link combo - rather than getting to know how many blue Ford KAs Gerald form Kettering has seen while he waits for the bus?
Posted by: Oliver Luft | 18 June 2007 at 04:08 PM