On my Experience in Using Twitter …

by on 09-09-2009 01:22 AM

I've now been using my Twitter account for a few months, in order to provide quick updates about my work and activities.


My overall experience is positive. The 140 chars limitation is actually a pros, imposing some discipline on what to say and focus.


I have used Twitter many times to complement my blogging activities, to provide short pointers to blog posts of interest, to a wide community of followers.


I noticed that the communities operating in Twitter are nowadays much more active and dynamic than the ones operating in the traditional blogging space.


But this is just based on my personal experience and discussed topics ...


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by Anonymous(anon) on 09-09-2009 07:08 AM

what kind of business value do you think exists for your twittering?

by on 09-09-2009 05:14 PM

Hi.


Good question. I guess it is pretty much the same as the one for blogging ...


Being a researcher at HP Labs, it is part of my duties to create awareness about my R&D work (and HP/HP Labs'), show leadership in areas of research, share ideas and facts with a broad community of interest, get input and feedback that can help me to refine my research and eventually translate it into HP solutions and products.


I think that Twitter (as well as blogs) is an interesting tool that can help making some progress in that direction ...


Marco

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