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Tag Archives: Twitter
Pondering the effective use of Twitter
I ignored Twitter for the first couple of years of its existence. I was at HP at the time and was aware of the research done by the Social Computing Laboratory (led by by a very smart fellow named Bernardo … Continue reading
Using an intelligent Twitter stream to keep up to date
I am often asked how I track new developments and information about Exchange, Office 365, Windows or the other technologies in which I am interested. My response is “by using Twitter intelligently”. There’s no doubt that an extraordinary amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Office 365
Tagged Brian Reid, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, J. Peter Bruzzesse, Jaap Wesselius, Jeff Guillet, Johan Veldhuis, Michael B Smith, Michael Van Hybrid, Office 365, Paul Cunningham, Paul Robichaux, Steve Goodman, Twitter
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Twitter Spam: Or why having lots of followers isn’t much good after all
One of the interesting (but banal) things that I have picked up as I have attended technical conferences over the last year or so is the fascination that some people have with the number of “followers” that they’ve attracted through … Continue reading
Twitter can make twits of us all
It might be that the nature of Twitter will either delight or infuriate those who consume its feeds. I’m not quite sure which side of the line I come down on, but I do continue to use Twitter. My problem with … Continue reading
Doing the right thing on Twitter and Facebook
I realize that many of my friends outside the U.K. won’t be habitual readers of “The Telegraph” so might have missed the opportunity to update their social skills through the release of Netiquette: Debrett’s Guide to Twitter and Facebook. Of … Continue reading
