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Soren Gordhamer is the author of Wisdom 2.0: Ancient Secrets for the Creative and Constantly Connected (HarperOne, 2009). His homepage is: www.sorengordhamer.com . You can follow him on .Tame The Web » Blog Archive » More on Twittering Libraries…a TTW
Lindy shared her project for LIS5313 with me via email and I asked her to share her study with TTW readers. Thanks Lindy! Michael Recently, I read a post from Mashable.com about Twitter’s staggering growth in 2008: Twitter grew 752 percent in 2008 for a total of 4.43 million unique visitors in December! What does this mean for libraries? As Twittermania spreads, more and more of their patrons are will use it to communicate, socialize and make connections.
Just Tweet It » THE Directory for Twitter Users
I reluctantly joined Twitter a year ago. Perhaps you can relate to some of my initial excuses for holding out: I thought Twitter was about telling people what I was doing—and it felt like a better idea to save those details for time we spent together in person. I didn’t like the idea of narrating We have decided to feature Preemptive Love as our new “Featured Tweeter”! The Preemptive Love Coalition is an organization that seeks to eliminate the backlog of Arab and Kurdish children waiting in line for life-saving heart surgery. There are thousands of children in Iraq today suffering
2008 has been a big year for Twitter . The service once known for being unreliable has since stabilized and grown increasingly popular, branching beyond the tech community and into the mainstream . Twitter has also evolved into a medium for breaking national and international news, oftentimes before major media outlets.
The Year in Tweets: 10 Most Memorable Twitter Moments of 2008
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I’m always on the lookout for innovative uses of social tools in libraries. This weekend I got an email from John Wohlers, Library Technology Assistant, Waubonsee Community College, detailing his experiences using Twitter at his library. John writes: A funny thing happened when I embedded the feed, other staff members felt left out, and a bunch (including myself) went and signed up for their own twitter accounts.