Tag Archives: Twitter

Links for 5/11 – 5/22

TweetTwitter’s Most Moronic Change: Removing @ Reply Settings – Twitter community outrage on recent change to their @ Reply system. About Challenges and Authentic Experiences: An Interview with Bill DeRouchey – Great interview looking at the history of Interaction Design, … Continue reading

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Do you network or compute?

TweetDo you consider your interactions on sites like Facebook and Twitter to be computing? Are you working with someone in tandem in order to accomplish a task ? Or are you just chatting about last weekends BBQ and how burnt … Continue reading

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How Should Agencies Use Flash?

TweetA month ago I was asked to write on how heavy usage of Flash effects the User Experience of a website, specifically for Interactive Agencies by Brain Schartz (twitter). In the example that Brain gives in his tweet, it is … Continue reading

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Tweet to Blog – Ultimate Live Tweeting Tool

TweetWhile I was at the IA Summit I sent out ALOT of tweets. The final tally was somewhere around 360, and I only lost ~10 followers with all that activity. The challenge when I returned home was getting all my … Continue reading

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IA Summit 2009: Evangalize Yourself

TweetThe final track that I attended was given by Whitney Hess (twitter), and was by far one of the most inspiring and influtential tracks of the IA Summit. Her message was simple, to be a success and be part of … Continue reading

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Tipping Points of Twitter

TweetI created my account on Twitter last August on a whim to see what all the hype was about. Last month I hit the 100 followers mark after more than 2000 updates. I know there are many twitter users that … Continue reading

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Twitter-Sourcing Blog Posts

TweetOne of the biggest challenges I have had getting started with blogging is coming up with topics that haven’t rehashed over and over again. I have tons of ideas that pop up in my head, and thanks to Google Tasks … Continue reading

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TV Ratings Fail to Represent

TweetMy good friend Nathan Verrill made an interesting tweet last night. I have been of the opinion for a long time that the method which TV stations track their ratings is broken. Online video streaming has been around for years, … Continue reading

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