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RT @: Where are all the entrepreneurs? Why the future of news is you (the journalist): .
about 1 hour ago
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RT @: "Stupider" and "Stupidest" are not words, but can be used when describing Internet message board comments.
about 2 hours ago
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"Bookstore Baksheesh: The Real Estate Deals That Sell Books" in Barnes & Noble, Amazon. Viral Loop Chronicles #6.
about 4 hours ago
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Mahalo looking for product manager to take it from #140 on Quantcast to #75 in a year (& 50 in 2 yrs) email: jason@mahalo.com via @
about 4 hours ago
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USA Today review of Viral Loop: "An engaging tale" that "dizzily taps into the energy of ... entrepreneurs ."
about 4 hours ago
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Nice description! RT @: A retweet is like a "whoo whooo" girls make when they hear a song they like on the radio :)
about 4 hours ago
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Facebook poised to dominate geolocation sphere of soc networking via @. Re privacy: Beacon redux?
about 24 hours ago
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Well said. RT @: I like to see RT as digital body language: a raise of the eyebrow, a clearing of the throat, and finally a nod.
about 24 hours ago
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@ I think we can disagree. I like the way ideas morph over Twitter. In the inexactness lay art. I see your points, tho.
2:28 PM Nov 29th
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RT @: @ But to me, a RT should be exactly what it says on the tin, a repeat of what the originator said. Superb tool to
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2:26 PM Nov 29th
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Interesting discuss w @. Is a RT a quote or a paraphrase? Or is it to spin an idea forward? What's the intent?
2:17 PM Nov 29th
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@ It's only a misquote if the meaning changes. Journalists boil down what sources say all the time. Language, ecosystems morph.
1:56 PM Nov 29th
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@ I like your term "linguistic evolution" in conjunction with retweets. Academic researchers should have a field day.
12:02 PM Nov 29th
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RT @: I definitely think "morphing of RTs leads to greater mass creativity" = linguistic evolution in action.
12:01 PM Nov 29th
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As Louis Malle said, "I like confusion, but it drives the crew crazy." Does morphing of retweets lead to greater mass creativity?
11:29 AM Nov 29th
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@ fwiw I'm an info gravitates toward free on the Web. Ad industry needs to figure out new ad unit that isn't a copy of offline.
10:22 AM Nov 29th
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On Twitter I think it's far less important who says what and who is first to echo it than the relevance/importance of the idea itself.
10:19 AM Nov 29th
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@ I can see why Twitter would want neat retweets. It'd fit in w search value. For me it's aesthetics. I like when ideas mutate.
10:18 AM Nov 29th
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@ I'd read about it. I use Tweetdeck, didn't do Web RT 'til today. EV addressed RTs on blog. I like RT mutations, fewer rules.
9:44 AM Nov 29th
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@ Often when you retweet you have to shave the mssg to fit within 140 characters. I like that process. Mutating, mutable prose.
7:09 AM Nov 29th
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- Name Adam L. Penenberg
- Location NY
- Web http://www.penenb...
- Bio Journalist, author, professor and full-time curiosity seeker. New book: Viral Loop, just came out.
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