Ian Curry at Frog Design calls Twitter the Missing Messenger. Always on the lookout for something that will simultaneously support his desire to stay in touch and not be distracted, Ian finds "These light exchanges typify the kind of communication that arises among people who are saturated with other forms of communication." He's also a Twitterrific fan. We're energized by this thoughtful post. What a great way to start the week!
The folks who run Defamer are going to the Oscars on Sunday and they're going to be using Twitter to update who wins what and other details while they rub elbows with the stars. Text FOLLOW DEFAMER to 40404 and you'll get bonus info-tainment on your mobile while you watch the show. Even if you don't watch the Oscars, you'll know who wins what first. Here's the Defamer profile on Twitter.
Jeff Barr on Twitter: "I’ll officially declare here that you should be able to get my attention via Twitter and that I consider it a valid form of business communication."
I'm not sure exactly what this project by Gregory Chatonsky is but it's blowing my mind. Video, photos, ambient music, and giant sliding Twitter updates all mushed together into some kind of never-ending, trance-inducing, experimental documentary film thingy. Wow.
Consider Twitter: "The sign of success in social software is when your community does something you didn't expect." Anil likes Twitter. And I like his idea of just updating emoticons ;-).
Twitter Wordpress Sidebar Widget: "I created the Twitter sidebar widget for Wordpress because I wanted something more customisable than the badges issued by Twitter. If you know your way around CSS you can style it yourself, otherwise it will keep the default styling of lists in your sidebar. It requires the Widgets plugin from Automattic." Neat!
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