Tag: Twitter

• Dave Winer says…

  Dave Winer weighs in on why Twitter needs to move beyond 140 characters. Twitter is the tool of choice for journalists and as tech limits change (like SMS limits,) our tools change, too. ”..all products in a space eventually get the features of all the other products…If Buick adds a radio, then so must Dodge…

  Barbara Iverson

  January 6, 2016

  Social network, Twitter

  social networks, Twitter

• (via » How Americans Use Twitter for News) A very interesting look at Twitter use and Twitter as a news vehicle. The fact that lots of people use Twitter, but only once in awhile, confirms what I’d tell my journalism students – that Twitter is more valuable as a newsfeed than as a place to…

  Barbara Iverson

  August 19, 2015

  Disruptive Tech

  future of news, how we get news, Twitter

• Sy Bounds got some Video of Social Media Workshop

  I presented a workshop on Social Media 2.0 for people who work at nonprofits recently, and Sy Bounds was kind enough to video some of the session and share them with the world. Here is a link to his tumblr and some of the video are viewable below. Contact me if you would like a…

  Barbara Iverson

  March 22, 2012

  Future of News

  Business, facebook, Internet Marketing, Marketing and Advertising, Public relations, Social media, Twitter, Workshop

• Political Polarization on Twitter – videolectures.net

  Political Polarization on Twitter – videolectures.net Wow, I came across this by accident via a tweet, but it is very cool – both the setup and content of his lecture. I was looking at “truthy” during the last election.

  Barbara Iverson

  August 19, 2011

  Disruptive Tech

  mentions, polarization, public sphere, Social Networking, Twitter

• Wow, I came across this by accident via a tweet, but it is very cool – both the setup and content of his lecture. I was looking at “truthy” during the last election.

  Political Polarization on Twitter – videolectures.net

  Barbara Iverson

  August 18, 2011

  Future of News

  mentions, polarization, public sphere, Social Networking, Twitter

• My Toolkits about Social Media & Sharing

  These are links to annotated toolkits. Check them out to increase your productivity. Sharing and Working with Others by @drbarb //   Signal/Noise Adjustment by @drbarb // < ![CDATA[ // < ![CDATA[ // New Ecology of News Tools by @drbarb // < ![CDATA[ // < ![CDATA[ //   Social Media Starters by @drbarb // <…

  Barbara Iverson

  August 16, 2011

  New media, Smartphones, Social network

  Business, facebook, Internet Marketing, Marketing and Advertising, Open source, Social media, Social network, Twitter

• Most important piece on new business that I’ve read lately.

  …the news industry and the consumer are now on a precipice. It’s clear that news remains important to the consumer, but where they get it from is not. As attention refocuses, the relationship between the consumer and news will shift evermore to a “pull” rather than “push” strategy for the consumer. No app or mobile…

  Barbara Iverson

  January 25, 2011

  Business models, News biz

  Business, Consumer, IPad, iphone, paidContent, TechCrunch, themediaisdying, Twitter

• Facebook and Twitter Don’t Measure Up in Asia

  Image via Wikipedia Weibo. Launched just over a year ago (August 2009), …clocked up 50 million users by October this year and was on track to hit 100 million by 2Q 2011.  Weibo — twice as popular as Twitter even in Hong Kong, suggesting that it enjoyed even greater dominance in mainland China… Cyworld social…

  Barbara Iverson

  November 19, 2010

  Technology

  Asia, facebook, Hong Kong, Korea, Nate, Online Communities, Social network, Twitter

• Free Speech TV Live Election Coverage- Starts 11/2/10

  Free Speech TV (FSTV) announced today that it will broadcast live coverage of the upcoming midterm elections from broadcasting centers in New York, Washington, DC and from their headquarters in Denver. The coverage is scheduled to air on November 2nd, 2010 from 8:00 pm – 2:00 am EST on DISH Network channel 9415, DIRECTV channel…

  Barbara Iverson

  November 1, 2010

  Future of News

  Denver, DIRECTV, DISH Network, facebook, Free Speech TV, New York, Twitter, Washington DC

• BreakingTweets? No, it’s Twitter Itself

  This new feature is a nice fillip on Twitter, but it could be better. If it automatically located you, so you always got what was happening around you instead of what you said your home city was, it might be a very valuable ad-hoc guide to wherever you&apos;re opening your laptop. That would require the…

  Barbara Iverson

  January 30, 2010

  Technology, Twitter

  breakingtweets, Geolocation, HTML, Social network, TweetDeck, Twitter, Twitter.com