Let's wait till tomorrow.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Twitter is launching Wednesday a photo sharing service
What we (suppose to) know by now: it will be similar to TwitPic and YFrog. It could be the beginning of a new step in expanding the service and gaining more autonomy.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Where you've been when Osama was killed?
My personal story: for the history of the online world - I was sleeping. When I woke up, I didn't switch on the TV set or open the website of my favorite international newspapers. Not at all, I logged to my Twitter account and to my Facebook account. Since then - the last 5 hourst - I am permanently browsing social media for updates.
But ten years ago... when 11/9 occured, I was in the front of the TV. For a final confirmation, I called several of my friends from NYC asking them what it is all about... The whole operation lasted about 5 hours.
What about you? What kind of recent experience do you have with social media as a source of direct news and information?
Related articles
- News Of Osama Bin Laden's Death Spreads Like Wildfire On Twitter (techcrunch.com)
- Tweet If You See Osama (pcworld.com)
- White House: Osama Bin Laden is Dead (benzinga.com)
- OSAMA BIN LADEN IS DEAD! President OBAMA to tell the WORLD about the details within minutes... (economy4abc.blogspot.com)
Books about the 2.0 world
The latest titles, in German. As usual, I can't stop being surprised about the high level of theoretical discussions about social media, in comparison with the clumsy approached I've encountered very often in the real and practical playground.
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2.0,
books,
Germany,
social media
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