Comments on: Finding Your Own Twitter Strategy http://discoverycomm.com/dcgblog/2010/02/finding-your-own-twitter-strategy/ Our ramblings about marketing and web development - What's new and exciting this week Mon, 20 Jun 2011 14:42:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Lauren http://discoverycomm.com/dcgblog/2010/02/finding-your-own-twitter-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-1695 Lauren Fri, 19 Feb 2010 19:56:58 +0000 http://discoverycomm.com/dcgblog/?p=259#comment-1695 Thanks for the comment, Brian. Twitter was definitely a huge cultural adaption and still is to many people! It is very interesting how media has adopted this form of sharing information (re-tweeting existing content or articles). You make a great point, it definitely allows for more optimized transfer of knowledge among a wider audience than first anticipated. There are so many advances in technology that it is hard to keep up with! But I definitely have to agree with you that there will be even more advances in the mobile device area. Thanks for the comment, Brian. Twitter was definitely a huge cultural adaption and still is to many people!

It is very interesting how media has adopted this form of sharing information (re-tweeting existing content or articles). You make a great point, it definitely allows for more optimized transfer of knowledge among a wider audience than first anticipated.

There are so many advances in technology that it is hard to keep up with! But I definitely have to agree with you that there will be even more advances in the mobile device area.

]]> By: Brian gaspar http://discoverycomm.com/dcgblog/2010/02/finding-your-own-twitter-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-1687 Brian gaspar Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:14:06 +0000 http://discoverycomm.com/dcgblog/?p=259#comment-1687 Very interesting entry. I for one felt the same way about Twitter, signing up for it to maintain a presence but was mostly flirting with it. For those who utilized Facebook and then went to Twitter, it was a huge cultural adaptation. I love the functionality of the status update limiting the amount of characters one can post. What is even better and one in which I see a lot more people doing now instead of providing status is them "re-tweeting" existing content or articles. Media's adoption of this allowing for sharing of this information through someone's Twitter page allows for more optimized transfer of knowledge among a wider audience than what was originally targeted. Lastly what is great now about Twitter is the API functionality that enables those posting updates or retweets to link to their LinkedIn page or even by using a a variety of different to sites to enable a user to post a status update to be used among several sites at one time, even allowing for the update in Twitter's case to be customized to meet their specifications. As amazing as the technological advances have been recently, I'm sure that in the coming months there will be even more especially on the mobile device area. Very interesting entry. I for one felt the same way about Twitter, signing up for it to maintain a presence but was mostly flirting with it. For those who utilized Facebook and then went to Twitter, it was a huge cultural adaptation.

I love the functionality of the status update limiting the amount of characters one can post. What is even better and one in which I see a lot more people doing now instead of providing status is them “re-tweeting” existing content or articles. Media’s adoption of this allowing for sharing of this information through someone’s Twitter page allows for more optimized transfer of knowledge among a wider audience than what was originally targeted.

Lastly what is great now about Twitter is the API functionality that enables those posting updates or retweets to link to their LinkedIn page or even by using a a variety of different to sites to enable a user to post a status update to be used among several sites at one time, even allowing for the update in Twitter’s case to be customized to meet their specifications.

As amazing as the technological advances have been recently, I’m sure that in the coming months there will be even more especially on the mobile device area.

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