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Last week we discussed Twitter a bit more in class.
As we talked about it, I went online and asked those on Twitter at that time to chime in with their reasons why they used Twitter.
Hey, I’m in class … the students need to know … why do you use Twitter? is it a useful tool? convince them, please! ) 04:44 PM September 23, 2008
I was amazed at the number of people that so kindly responded. Thank you all very much!
Here are their tweets. You can …
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I’ll preface this with a language warning, should you follow the link. Sometimes strong language makes a point.
I am compelled to share a great post with you.
Jeremy Pepper has, once again, said what needs to be said. Oh, he may say it in a form that some find distasteful, but don’t many social critics do that?
Check his post. I initially commented, and want to share this follow up.
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A recent video post to PROpenMic drew my interest.
Luke Walker shared a video he created for submission to the Edelman Studios project.
Blog Talk, Communication, Emerging Digital Media, Facebook, Layout, New Media, Online Fund Raising, Public Relations Higher Education, Social Media, Style and Design, Teaching PR, Twitter »
The political season offers many opportunities for exploring how candidates are using social media in their campaigns. I didn’t think I’d find many (if any) examples in the Alabama races this year. Then, a Google ad popped up in my mail reader: “Turning Alabama Blue – Segall2008.com – Viable democrat running in Alabama. Watch his intro-video and join us!”
