Half Thoughts and Twitter Notes
Wednesday, July 8th, 2009At last month’s Amplified Individuals and Business Resilience event at NLab I tried an experiment: I took my notes using Twitter for the first half of the afternoon, and by hand on paper (gasp - yes, paper!) for the second half.
I have previously blogged about the experience of writing blog posts as a form of note […]
Big Digital Feet
Tuesday, July 7th, 2009How big is the digital footprint of your event? Did it make it onto the trending topics list on Twitter? How many people followed the keynotes via live streaming video? How much of the conversation was captured?
These are the kind of issues that crop up around “amplified” events. I have been to several amplified conference-type […]
Being @bathcsc And Meeting The Geeks
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009Over the last couple of months I have taken on an alternate identity in the name of experimentation and (hopefully!) corporate new media evangelism.
Now, that sounds glamorous… the reality is a little more prosaic: I have become @bathcsc - the resident Twitterer at Bath Bus Station’s Customer Services Department.
As part of an experiment in proactive customer […]
Tweeting
Sunday, July 13th, 2008I was recently persuaded to try Twitter after observing its use at the NLab Social Networks Conference, where a live feed of everyone’s tweets appeared on the main presentation screen throughout the event. This could be used playfully (a message appearing behind presenter Steve Clayton read: “Steve is a vista pimp”, which later sparked some […]
