A ghost on twitter
Monday, April 21st, 2008It seems people are missing my tweets.
I say stuff, and very few people can see me.
Other people are missing.
As Allison blogs: “The day that twitter died”
Thankfully, today was a busy day. Productivity level good.
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Monday, April 14th, 2008As mentioned by Duncan Riley in "Rocketboom Founder Puts His Twitter Account On Sale", Andrew Varon Baron is "selling his twitter account" as a stunt.
As at posting, the bidding is at US$510.00
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UK Earthquake: Facebook and Twitter broke quake news
Thursday, February 28th, 2008I am quoted in a UK article Facebook and Twitter broke quake news in Metro.co.uk
My statement on twitter 'one day, on the BBC: "reports from twitter are stating an earthquake..." one day'
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Friday, November 9th, 2007OK, aliens are invading my twitter feed
Or, after reaching 5000 tweets ranging in topics from Eurovision'07 to Neil Finn Revival Meetings, my postings are swallowed by the great twitter engine. Does Ms Gale have a restraining order out on me? More likely Paul Foster's mobile phone cost centre owner in the UK.
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Creating in SecondLife
Thursday, October 11th, 2007Thanks to Uncle Dave Wallace (to the left), I now feel properly attired in SecondLife:
Hanging out on the The Podcast Network island, where the Australian Twitterarti drop in and out. Donated some money to Cameron so he's not taking food from his family's mouth to create a place to visit.
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I was wrong about SecondLife
Sunday, October 7th, 2007Last night, a bunch of Aussies met up in SecondLife at the home of Cameron Reilly. Cam owns The Podcast Network, and is always good for a chat.
As a SecondLife n00b, I really hadn't anywhere to "call home", and the constant typing of conversation left me cold. Heck, I can type and converse in Twitter. [...]
Interviews: Sydney Twitter Meetup #2
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Thursday, August 23rd, 2007
What is the Web 2.0 World Saying about you, now?
I strongly recommend any Marketing/PR person just starting out to download and install Particls: http://particls.com/. You can use Particls to watch the internet for you. Enter the phrases and words that are your products and brands, and watch the conversation that ensues.
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Blue Day, Melbourne
Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007Blue Day means a clear day. I could see the sky. After leaving a dark and rainy Sydney, 4degC Melbourne was a rude surprise.
Up at 4:00am. A cat wandered out, stretched and looked at me quizzically seemingly asking : "WTF?"
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Sydney Twitter Meetup, 25th July 2007
Wednesday, July 25th, 2007All tagged Flickr photos here: http://flickr.com/search/?q=stub+twitter&m=text
Thanks to http://twitter.com/cathye for organising us twitter-erz to actually get off our keypads/keyboards and have a meatspace meetup. Subscribe to http://twitter.com/stub for more info.
So, http://twitter.com/jjprojects http://twitter.com/funkycoda and myself now have the responsibility to organise the next meetup. 3 blokes doing it is dangerous.
Also, thanks to our sponsors for sponsoring.
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