May 27th, 2008
A dramatic leap into 2006
For the many of you who’ve been asking, yes, at long last I am now on both Facebook and Twitter. Friend me. Follow me. Of if you dare, frollow me.
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Martin on May 28, 2008
peer pressure
But true, social networking websites are one of the greatest web 2.0 outcomes.
Hope no one ever gets evil with the enormous amount of data generated through these websites.
Carolyn S. on May 28, 2008
Thanks for the post about Linton Weeks. How do you feel about the end of traditional journalism? I’m already following you on Twitter. Glad you got your jacket back.