Tracking a Breaking Story Using Twitter Lists – #FortHood
In a tragic situation such as the Fort Hood shootings, the Twitter Lists feature is extremely powerful as it creates an ad-hoc news channel. You get to curate and you get to tune in.
In a tragic situation such as the Fort Hood shootings, the Twitter Lists feature is extremely powerful as it creates an ad-hoc news channel. You get to curate and you get to tune in.
Twitter is in the process of rolling out its new Lists feature and there is a lot of hubub going on about A-List egos, feeling left out, and a ton of Twitter Lists blog posts.
I totally understand the I-got-picked-last-for-kickball feelings that can accompany being left off “top lists” of any kind. I sympathize but don’t think we need to live there. This posts takes a step back and looks at Twitter Lists as a software feature that we can use to serve our needs, in nice ways.
These are the 6 ways I am using Twitter lists to meet my needs.
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This is basically a brain dump of thoughts after Blog World 2009 which took place in Las Vegas this past weekend. It’s all random content but I’ll use pretty bullet points and numbered lists so it looks coherent. M’Kay.