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Twittiquette

By Ian Delaney | Published: October 18, 2008

Twitter has been going mad today on the subject of Qwitter (There’s also Twitter Karma, much the same thing, but I became aware of it earlier than Qwitter thanks to @ssethi). The basic function of these sites is to show people you follow (receive updates from) who aren’t receiving your own updates. So what’s the point of [...]

Posted in social media, web 2.0 | Also tagged etiquette, facebook, social networks, twitter | 3 Comments

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Social tools, devices and web evolution are creating epochal change in media, society and business. The plan is to ~~hide under the floorboards until it's all over~~ document some of the more interesting parts of that change. Written by Ian Delaney. More here...