Tweet(Note, 12/4/13: When I wrote this post almost two years ago, everything here was true. Now, much of it no longer applies. The timeless summary: Experiment with different forms of posting, watch your own data, adjust based on what you see.) “You can’t always control who walks into your life but, you can control which …
TweetOver at Nieman Lab, Carrie Brown-Smith verbalized something that’s been weighing on me lately: the social media bubble may be bursting. But this isn’t about hostility toward social media, and she’s no retrenchment-minded Luddite. She says, in part: But despite all of our excitement over its potential, I’m beginning to wonder about how big of a …
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TweetJuly 4 in Philadelphia offered us a solid case study on the proper place of Twitter in reporting. Word of a shooting at a crowded Center City fireworks show spread rapidly through Twitter, and some people are disappointed that local media did not report on it. I’m about as big of a Twitter fan as …
TweetThere’s no need to read anything below this entry. Below this is my depository of clips, just so I could make the Clips page you can find on top of the site. If you really want to read my work, you’re better off going to that clips page so you can read some of the …