Twitter: The Power of a Question
Guest blogger Galen Rodgers muses on the power of questions, whether in the normal forms of discourse or in newer forms of communication. Recently, I had an experience on Twitter that changed my perspective of not only the power of asking one simple question through a social media platform, but also how one’s question can [...]
Tags: blogging, FaceBook, Galen Rodgers, personal branding, social media, Social Networking, Tribe, Triberr, Tweeps, Twitter
Social Networking…..OR…the Cyrillic Alphabet
A couple of evenings ago, my cell phone jangled me out of my concentration. I don’t get a lot of calls—peopled generally text or e-mail me—so it jarred me away from reading a story someone asked me to critique. The call was from my daughter telling me a gentleman had left a message on her [...]
Tags: Austin, blog, Bulgarian, cell phones, Cyrillic alphabet, daughter, Egypt, FaceBook, Greek, Idaho, Libya, Lowell, Massachusetts, Russian, San Francisco, Serbian, Social Networking, spam, Texas, The Wall, Tunisia, Twitter, website, YouTube
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