Twitter's Damaging Effect
It's been noted at this journal before, but it bears repeating again:
Twitter is damaging journalistic tendencies around the world.
I'm beginning to think that Hugh MacLeod got it right when he said he'd quit twitter. I don't think he kept that promise, though.
Kathy Sierra's Asymptotic Twitter Curve bears reading again.
I still think that that Alan Herrell's quip that twitter's a toy that "disguises motion as activity" has truth to it.
I lament that twitter's so powerful that I couldn't draw more friends into jaiku, instead.
I blog less because of twitter, and I'm not happy about that.
[Edit 2008-08-04] Michael Heilemann notices the effects of microblogging, too.
Twitter is damaging journalistic tendencies around the world.
I'm beginning to think that Hugh MacLeod got it right when he said he'd quit twitter. I don't think he kept that promise, though.
Kathy Sierra's Asymptotic Twitter Curve bears reading again.
I still think that that Alan Herrell's quip that twitter's a toy that "disguises motion as activity" has truth to it.
I lament that twitter's so powerful that I couldn't draw more friends into jaiku, instead.
I blog less because of twitter, and I'm not happy about that.
[Edit 2008-08-04] Michael Heilemann notices the effects of microblogging, too.
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