By Daniel J. Pritchett on December 3, 2008
Jason Orendorff discusses his work on Mozilla and its relation to social media. (photo by Joe Spake)
This morning’s Social Media (Expedition) Breakfast featured over FIFTY people! The last time I attended we had closer to fifteen. This group is very loud and energetic and it sounds like we’ll be splitting up into a few new [...]
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Memorable tweets for the first week of December 2008
By Daniel J. Pritchett on December 8, 2008
Here’s a glimpse of the more interesting conversations popular microblogging service Twitter has brought to me in the last seven days. I also went and turned the “send DMs to my cell phone as text messages” feature back on. Twitter is a great complement to texting – it lets me contact people whose phone number [...]
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