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By: Sheryl

Sheryl — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 00:55:00 +0000

Rebecca, twitter is best used to touch base…stay in contact…connect with friends.
If you want to use it for business, you would want links to your site, links to services, you’d want to tweet pertinent information adn again communicate with your potential clients/customers. Keep an open dialog.

By: Rebecca Selley

Rebecca Selley — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:12:36 +0000

What is the most useful thing that a complete novice can use it for? Wouldn’t want to miss out on such a widely used means of communication.

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By: frank

frank — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:09:29 +0000

Love your thoughtful post. I found Roberts post to be very forward thinking (as I think he intended it) and I find your to be grounding.

At the end of the day Twitter is on to something. It doesn’t have the fanfare of Facebook and doesn’t deliver a physical product, but there’s no doubt that it’s at the forefront of how communication is changing in the online space. What we’re seeing may only be the beginning. If Twitter can deliver real value to businesses, help make customer support better, improve how sales people ‘touch’ customers/prospects, etc… then it’s possible they become what Robert has pointed out. 5-10 bil? Maybe not, but they’ll make some good money no matter what – as long as they don’t screw something up majorly.

http://twitter.com/franswaa

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By: jaxparrothead

jaxparrothead — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:55:29 +0000

You say that the H1N1 has not reached pandemic levels to date. It has, and it has been a pandemic for several months. As of last week, over 200k have been infected, over 2k have died (Source WHO H1N1 update, 09-28-09).
Trivial yes. My point: Although you may not see the virus (in this case Twitter), it is there and spreading. The true power, and value, of Twitter is not found on Twitter.com. Instead it is the end effect of Twitter. The influence it has on our society. Although you may not have heard about Michael Jackson’s death directly through Twitter, the virus that Twitter has become helped spread that news throughout society.
Twitter drives the debate, it drives the news cycle. Twitter, or the people who use the service, help set the national water cooler agenda. That is what helps to drive the news cycles, it’s what makes the CNN’s and the Fox New’s cover a story.
Twitter, and organizations that are geared to take advantages of its strengths (see BNO news), are the leaders in the next wave of communications in our society. AT& T and Apple are just a means of delivering their message.

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