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 a list of [...]
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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 of [...]
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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 start using [...]
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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