[Note: This is my third post in a series I’ve been writing on this topic; the two previous posts immediately precede this one]. What I want to do here is touch on a few subjects that came up in earlier posts, where I didn’t really have the time or space to express what I meant … Continue reading “More sniffing around Twitter, Chatter and pheromones”
Introduction This post is a follow-up to one I wrote a few days ago; based on the twitter and mail feedback, and on the comments I’ve received via blog and facebook, it seemed worthwhile to continue discussions on this train of thought. Summary of previous post Let me first summarise where I was trying to … Continue reading “Thinking more about Twitter, Chatter and knowledge worker pheromones”
Introduction: Background and influences If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, then you’d have come across the name of Clay Spinuzzi. I’ve been following his work for about five years now, and had the privilege of meeting him for breakfast while vacationing in Austin in the summer of 2008. Clay introduced the term … Continue reading “Thinking about Twitter and Chatter: the knowledge worker’s pheromones”
I like reading Andrew McAfee’s blog. I’ve known him for some years now, and count him as one of my friends. Reading his blog is a bit like chewing on good chillies or drinking decent sancerre, there’s a lot of value in the aftertaste. It lingers, pleasurably, and makes you think. A few days ago … Continue reading “Twitterprompter?”
I’ve been on a couple of transatlantic flights since Thursday, and to the West Coast at that; so I had a lot of time to think. And one of the things I spent some time thinking about was Twitter. As I’ve grown older, I’ve picked up my fair share of idiosyncrasies. The most recent one … Continue reading “Thinking about Twitter and addas”