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@tosolini Greetings from Venice! My wife and I have spent the past week in Italy. Your video on Italian hand gestures has been invaluable.about 8 hours ago from web
@#thepitch Talented photogs will always tell a better story than point-and-shooters. Is that necessary? No more so than powerful headlines.9:46 PM Jun 23rd from TweetDeck
@moniguzman True, though much of sci-fi carries a moral, and many of those are timeless (see Star Trek TOS). Also true of Limits and Zone.7:11 AM Jun 22nd from TweetDeck
@moniguzman Star Trek TNG is probably the best sci-fi show ever. Close: 1960s Outer Limits and Twilight Zone & 2000s Battlestar Galactica.11:06 PM Jun 21st from TweetDeck
The governator tweets after emergency plane landing, calls quick descent with smoke in the cockpit "a little adventure": http://is.gd/17EYO2:22 PM Jun 20th from TweetDeck
Will "curation" save media? Silicon Valley Insider says gathering, sifting and presenting is the new reporting: http://tr.im/nmKq9:01 PM Jun 3rd from TweetDeck
Do journalists deserve low pay? A media economics professor thinks so. He says they need to find ways to add more value: http://tr.im/ma2X6:42 PM May 22nd from TweetDeck
@moniguzman How has the iPhone changed your life? Which apps do you use the most?7:00 PM May 19th from Twitterrific
New portrait of America's 30 million least-literate adults: http://tr.im/lGZg. Solve this, say experts, and you solve many other problems.12:56 PM May 18th from TweetDeck
The reinvented Newsweek.com is here now. Here's a quick tour from the editors: http://tr.im/lrLu9:11 AM May 15th from TweetDeck
The reinvented Newsweek will arrive soon. Editor Kathleen Deveny shares how and why the magazine is changing: http://tr.im/lrMf9:11 AM May 15th from TweetDeck
Four Seattle e-journalists and PI.com's Monica Guzman talk "Journalism Rebooted" at May 19 IABC dinner. You're invited: http://tr.im/loeH6:01 PM May 14th from TweetDeck
Trouble with Quibbles: WP's Hank Stuever says hidebound fans would keep Star Trek from boldly going where it needs to go: http://is.gd/yL7K10:36 PM May 10th from TweetDeck
Seattle Times pub. Frank Blethen tells Senate committee why "our free press is in freefall" -- and how it might pull out: http://is.gd/xR3E12:37 PM May 8th from TweetDeck
@femelmed At Group Health Cooperative in Seattle, we tested Twitter during last winter's snowstorms. Now we need to market it internally.11:34 AM May 8th from TweetDeck in reply to femelmed
A newspaper model that works: Owners say community papers are "strong and viable" and meeting evolving reader needs: http://is.gd/xhAC11:41 AM May 6th from TweetDeck
Anna Quindlen "steps aside" one week before the "new Newsweek" arrives. We'll miss her keen insight and fine writing: http://is.gd/x6qW8:56 PM May 5th from TweetDeck
CSMonitor editor John Yemma: While "creative destruction" rocks the newspaper business, readers seem fine with online: http://is.gd/wWWY9:12 AM May 5th from TweetDeck
@kristingraham One MSNBC commentator is also concerned about time spent on Facebook. See "Why I Took a Facebreak": http://is.gd/vogv6:28 AM May 5th from TweetDeck in reply to kristingraham
@femelmed By the way, I truly appreciate the tweets from Aspen but would find a link to a comprehensive post-session summary more useful.10:33 AM May 1st from TweetDeck

Name Bill Boyd
Location Federal Way (south of Seattle)
Web http://iorgforum.org
Bio Internal communications consultant, information overload fighter, marketer, writer, IABC member, husband, dad, citizen, former reporter and pizza lover