One time, but a mouse click away, Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace (RIP) will eventually fade away. There will be a new site that is created that people believe is superior. I didn’t see what the big deal about Twitter was. … Continue reading
Photo: icanhasacheezburger.com I found Parry’s Ubiquitous Mobile, Persistent Surveillance article interesting. The whole concept of the government or any other persons monitoring our interactions and communications on the internet is something that I know in the back of my mind, but something … Continue reading
Almost everyone that is savvy with the online world has a Twitter. Whether people love it or hate it, everyone admits that it’s a convenient place to quickly publish something for the world to see. If someone has a Twitter … Continue reading
As I sit on the couch at my best friend’s apartment tonight, watching the demise of my family’s beloved Packers, (I’m a Browns fan) I noticed that I couldn’t put my phone down. Every 2 minutes I kept picking up … Continue reading
Time Magazine and the NY Times produced two equally insightful articles on the newest social media trend Twitter. Steven Johnson for Time writes, “How Twitter Will Change the Way We Live“. Written in 2009, when Twitter was still sort of brand … Continue reading
Steven Johnson’s TIME article makes a great case for Twitter and all of its functionality. He touches on the ways that ordinary people use the site, as well as the ways that celebrities, corporations and educators use it. On the last … Continue reading
I really enjoyed the article “How Twitter Will Change the Way We Live.” The most interesting thing the article pointed out is mankind’s resourcefulness to find multiple uses for a single tool. In today’s society a tool seems to be judged … Continue reading