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Why Twitter? Three Examples
It wasn’t all that long ago, perhaps five months or so, that Twitter came into my life. I had heard it mentioned a couple of times in passing conversation, but I hadn’t paid much attention. It sounded like generation-Y stuff, not like something I might be interested in. Then, in a Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce [...]
Read the rest of this post...Welcome to Whatsnextnow.net!
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Hey there! I’m Bob Finch. Welcome to whatsnextnow.net. I guess the best place for me to start is to tell you what this blog is all about. Then I’ll explain what inspired me and who I want to help. Finally, I’ll share with you some of my qualifications as they relate to what I’m trying to [...]
Read the rest of this post...Pardon the Dust
Monday, July 28, 2008
If you’ve stumbled in here from one of the few links I’ve made in various social media circles, please pardon the dust. I’m still working out a few code kinks here. Once I’m done with the back end, I’ll be making this a comfortable place for folks who know about all the new communication tools [...]
Read the rest of this post...- Dear Madlibs: A Modest (free) Proposal
- Twitter: Tweeting Brain Surgery? Endless Possibilities
- Is Twitter Perfect? Show Me ANY Service That Is Perfect!
- Twitter is Here to Stay
- Gist: A Peek at the Future of Business Communication
- Stumblers Upon, I Have a Social Media Challenge for You!
- Communications Mode Shift: The Age of Permasation?
- A Very Successful Application of Social Media Tools
- An Internet Founding Father Offers Perspective on Net and Social Media
- Fay Paid Us An Unwelcomed Visit
- When a “Social Media Expert” Gets it Wrong
- A 2010 Take on the Future of Communication
- Is Twitter Perfect? Show Me ANY Service That Is Perfect!
- Twitter is Here to Stay
- Communication 4.0: We Are All Journalists Now
- Let’s Get Some Perspective, People!
- The Long Slog Back to Normalcy
- Communications Mode Shift: The Age of Permasation?
- Welcome to Whatsnextnow.net!
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Tuesday, August 5, 2008
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