Over the holidays, there was so much tweeting of top 10 or so things that was, is, will be.. it's only fitting to pause and note some (as there surely are many others) whose timeline activities were scarce, deliberate, thoughtful and generally less noisy: 1 @mktgdouchebag 2 @Magnuson 3 @RepuTrack 4 @femelmed 5 @newteric (haha) … Continue reading Top 10 Twitterers who stay away from all things Top 10
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Autom writes at the intersection of communications and tech, tracking the why behind the what. He cuts through hype to surface nuance, moving from expanded insights on leading tech coverage to critical reflections distilled into rhythmic haikus. His work probes the tenor of an era saturated by hollow digital echoes. Driven by the gap between human intent and machine action, he both marvels at and cautions over tech’s relentless transformation.
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’tis the season..
to wish everyone happy holidays and a brilliant new year to come, abounding in.. and not so many dots .. yeah, that's next year ..
Beaners, mythbusters and hoppers..lend me your ears..
Bean there My dear pal Sabina (@sabinapoirier) would appreciate the title of this post. But in fact, it's got nothing to do with her. I'm talking beaner as in java. Jo. Café. An aroma I can't resist. I'm no bean expert, but here's my 2 cents on four Arabicas, which I arranged to sample through … Continue reading Beaners, mythbusters and hoppers..lend me your ears..
Examining the value of paper.li dailies
After catching this tweet from Chris Brogan: "Who is actually READING all these dailies that you all put out? How are they impacting your efforts?" I was compelled to explore and blog about it. It's a valid question if not rhetorical. What is paper.li? Simply, per their site, "paper.li organizes links shared on Twitter into … Continue reading Examining the value of paper.li dailies
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