November 6, 2007 Comments (3)
Jennifer Laycock's blog post, "Twitter CAN be Useful! Who Knew?", reminds us that in today's business world you need to be open to new ideas and new iterations of ideas. What may seem a waste of time at first glance may hold promising potential as a business application.
There's far more users for Twitter than most people even realize. You should subscribe to me even though you're popular yourself. I'll be revealing more shortly and here are my two articles on it. I'd appreciate you announcing them; they give a much deeper insight into data mining Twitter than is published here so far.
Here they are..
A Quick Jaunt Into Data Mining on Twitter
and
Further Exploitation via Data Mining on Twitter
Let me know if you have any questions and stay tuned. I'm conducting an experiment, as well.
Best regards,
Sam
Hi Sage, I'm on Twitter and I just found you and signed up to follow! Couldn't find Jennifer to do the same, though.
I was a naysayer too, but now I truly enjoy the networking that I do every day on Twitter (even though it does have a dumb name.)
Social media thought leader Chris Brogan suggests that you answer the question, "What are you thinking about now?" on Twitter, which makes for some pretty interesting stuff if you're following interesting people.
Come join us!
It seems everyone and their mother has a mobile phone they use quite frequently. From my experience, I know that Twitter can be pretty helpful with keeping in touch with people.
According to the Twitter blog, a university professor was quoted to say that he uses Twitter to communicate with his students.
I wish my professors were that cool.
Joe Lagrav
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