http://www.opposableplanets.com/insight/2009/10/subscribing-to-people-not-magazines-one-more-reason-why-twitter-matters/ Social Tools Follow Social Rules Thu, 09 Sep 2010 22:37:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.opposableplanets.com/insight/2009/10/subscribing-to-people-not-magazines-one-more-reason-why-twitter-matters/comment-page-1/#comment-513 Information Economy Sources | The Indigo Heron Group, Inc. Mon, 14 Dec 2009 20:56:58 +0000 http://www.opposableplanets.com/?p=783#comment-513 [...] then follow the trails. Is there an author who wrote something that you particularly like? Google them. Even money says [...] [...] then follow the trails. Is there an author who wrote something that you particularly like? Google them. Even money says [...]

]]> http://www.opposableplanets.com/insight/2009/10/subscribing-to-people-not-magazines-one-more-reason-why-twitter-matters/comment-page-1/#comment-542 joshuamross Sun, 18 Oct 2009 06:46:46 +0000 http://www.opposableplanets.com/?p=783#comment-542 You can manage these in groups using a service like Tweetdeck. That is the simple answer. The other answer is, "don't try" - consider that you take from the river when you have the time/attention and you ignore it when you are too busy. I view Twitter as a kind of serendipity engine - it is not required reading. You can manage these in groups using a service like Tweetdeck. That is the simple answer. The other answer is, “don't try” – consider that you take from the river when you have the time/attention and you ignore it when you are too busy. I view Twitter as a kind of serendipity engine – it is not required reading.

]]> http://www.opposableplanets.com/insight/2009/10/subscribing-to-people-not-magazines-one-more-reason-why-twitter-matters/comment-page-1/#comment-476 joshuamross Sat, 17 Oct 2009 23:46:46 +0000 http://www.opposableplanets.com/?p=783#comment-476 You can manage these in groups using a service like Tweetdeck. That is the simple answer. The other answer is, "don't try" - consider that you take from the river when you have the time/attention and you ignore it when you are too busy. I view Twitter as a kind of serendipity engine - it is not required reading. You can manage these in groups using a service like Tweetdeck. That is the simple answer. The other answer is, “don't try” – consider that you take from the river when you have the time/attention and you ignore it when you are too busy. I view Twitter as a kind of serendipity engine – it is not required reading.

]]> http://www.opposableplanets.com/insight/2009/10/subscribing-to-people-not-magazines-one-more-reason-why-twitter-matters/comment-page-1/#comment-456 A Kemp Tue, 06 Oct 2009 14:21:30 +0000 http://www.opposableplanets.com/?p=783#comment-456 I think that hits the heart of the matter - people are helping to filter the information overload that is all over the web. However, I still think Twitter is clunky in terms of how you can keep track of more than 200 or so people effectively. How do you even keep up with your list of "sociologists, anthropologists, communications experts, scientists and philosophers"?? I think that hits the heart of the matter – people are helping to filter the information overload that is all over the web. However, I still think Twitter is clunky in terms of how you can keep track of more than 200 or so people effectively. How do you even keep up with your list of “sociologists, anthropologists, communications experts, scientists and philosophers”??

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