I’ll start this one with a short excerpt from my recent post Two Twitter Features I’m longing for to reduce the noise: The fact that Twitter introduced lists is great. But wouldn’t it be even better if you could choose which lists should read the tweet you’re sending out? A couple of scenarios: I created [...]
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Tags: communication , facebook , how-to , lists , noise , privacy , Twitter
Two Twitter Features I’m longing for to reduce the noise: Tweeting in a language my followers don’t understand &Tweeting to specific list.
Filed under: Social Media, Twitter, Usability / User Experience / IA by SMartens
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Tags: english , german , hashtags , Languages , languages tags , lists , noise , Twitter
Fomer BBC Senior Community Producer Robin Hamman, who’s been leading the Social Media Team at Headshift for roughly a year now, was interviewed about Iran’s online media battle by Aljazeera. As the Iranian election is still a trending topic on Twitter, it’s definitely worth watching, especially because Robin knows what he’s talking about: A couple [...]
Filed under: Social Media, Society & Politics, Twitter by SMartens
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Tags: "iranian election" , "robin hamman" , aljazeera , cybersoc , headshift , interview , iran , social media , Twitter
Nielsen reports that 60% of Twitter users quit within the first month, which is quite surprising to me. The most important information behind these 60% is probably the fact that Nielsen is only able to measure return visits to Twitter.com as “HotForWords” pointed out over at Mashable. Thus, the question is how many peoply actually [...]
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Tags: experience , mashable , nielsen , numbers , quitters , Twitter
Twitter is not just ‘what you are doing’ – here’s why.
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Tags: slideshare , Twitter , webmonday , webmontag , webmontag hannover