Thursday, 8 July 2010
ReTweet relativity
One of the tools I made recently is my own Search tool that I use to make hashtag Tweet Collections. Its output is HTML but it's also valid XML (just change the extension), but the real beauty of it is that every tweet has a timestamp, including seconds - so I can tell which tweets can be human, and which must be automated
How?
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
The Social Sh*tpile: Social Everything
Social CRM: pleonasm or tautology?
Every now and then wikipedia fails me, and this is such a moment.
In ancient Greek pleon comes from pleioon, meaning more: you are actually saying more than need be, overstating it. Dark night, green grass, bright light, etcetera. That's what a pleonasm is and does: adding redundancy, exageration
In ancient Greek to autos logos means the same word: you are using words that mean the same. I'm ticked off and angry, happy and delighted, dazed and confused. That's what a tautology does: it repeats the same word, synonyms
Enters Social CRM
Labels:
2.0,
application development,
B2B,
change,
Facebook,
Integration,
SCRM,
social media,
Twitter
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Friday, 2 July 2010
Growth flows naturally from the inside
In a tweet conversation with Erik Roscam Abbing today I was proverbially struck by lightning: (read from bottom to top)
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