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  1. Fascinating how quickly some of these grammatical conventions have taken hold on Twitter: http://bit.ly/851Ovu 6:56 AM Dec 1st from TweetDeck
  2. @mstrohm Indeed, nobody is arguing for an explicit status hierarchy of tweets, though one is implicit, I think. The study is simply flawed. 6:31 AM Nov 30th from TweetDeck in reply to mstrohm
  3. @coffee001 I've just discovered your blog! Thinking about submitting a paper for your panel at ISP based on this: http://bit.ly/8MjFuZ 4:04 PM Nov 29th from TweetDeck
  4. @mstrohm Hmm, automatic tweet classification would be interesting but likely doomed as a strategy for sorting out so-called meformers. 12:36 PM Nov 29th from TweetDeck in reply to mstrohm
  5. @justinlevy The Twitter study that found we're mostly "meformers" really needs a closer look: http://bit.ly/4nsbCl 8:12 PM Nov 28th from TweetDeck
  6. @steverubel Agree with some of the sentiments above, but there are some significant problems with the theoretical... http://post.ly/DHYe 5:54 PM Nov 26th from Posterous
  7. Oops, really this time: Meformers or Mesearchers? On Finding Self-Centeredness in Social Media http://bit.ly/5EJCVx 7:25 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck
  8. Meformers or Mesearchers? On Finding Self-Centeredness in Social Media http://bit.ly/5EJCVx 3:43 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck
  9. Aww, I missed that Dell Hymes died: http://bit.ly/1qH5S1 A true hero of Linguistic Anthropology. 8:31 AM Nov 18th from TweetDeck
  10. RIP Claude Levi-Strauss, dead at 100. http://bit.ly/3ZGuFi 12:48 PM Nov 3rd from TweetDeck
  11. @caseorganic hahah, that's a classic. 10:14 AM Oct 16th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  12. @caseorganic hah, don't let @1D4TW hear you degrading the 'natives' like that. 12:52 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck
  13. @caseorganic Also, @foursquare is emerging as a geographically anchored and consumption oriented network. (In some markets anyway) 12:46 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  14. @caseorganic Would be interesting if there was an aggregator capturing key word/geographic reference profiles for individual accounts. 12:44 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  15. @caseorganic Of course, link-shorteners like bit.ly can give you good stats for click-through from individual agents./referrers. 12:38 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  16. @caseorganic I'm working on a piece about the "meformers" study from a couple of weeks ago. They hand-coded basic demographics. 12:37 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  17. @caseorganic Not that I've seen. You know ethnography. There aren't many shortcuts to doing it right! 12:36 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  18. @caseorganic Customer behaviors? You mean like click-through to purchase? That sort of thing? 12:31 PM Oct 14th from TweetDeck in reply to caseorganic
  19. RT @kerim: AAA and WB to Offer Free Anthrosource Access in November and December!http://bit.ly/2PPBn3 (via @AmericanAnthro) 7:06 AM Oct 14th from TweetDeck
  20. @1D4TW Looking forward to what's ahead! 10:11 PM Oct 11th from TweetDeck in reply to 1D4TW