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esinam ayiteThis link explained why you don't have to post a message on twitter to get the most out of it. It is a source of information on various topics. By searching on twitter, people could read the latest updates. I found this link of twitter through diigo
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Bob AlterAt its best, the social medium is a perpetual, personalized news service about different topics of your choosing — whether it's health care reform, tech news or the latest episode of “Gossip Girl” — filtered and served to you by different people who care a lot about what you care a lot about.
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Eduardo Mercado"Getting the Most Out of Twitter, No Posting Necessary - NYTimes.com" ( http://nyti.ms/a3JeSy )
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Emma Coonan"[Y]ou don’t have to post a message to get the most out of
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John FisherVery nice job of capturing the essence of Twitter's utility.
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Clare AThe truth is, you don’t have to post a message to get the most out of Twitter.
At its best, the social medium is a perpetual, personalized news service about topics of your choosing — whether health care reform, tech news or the latest episode of “Gossip Girl” — filtered and served to you by people who care a lot about what you care a lot about. -
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The truth is, you don’t have to post a message to get the most out of Twitter.
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Biz Stone, Twitter’s co-founder, suggests that naysayers simply log on to Twitter’s home page and search for a topic they are interested in, whether it’s their favorite sports team, the name of their company or a topic in the news.
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CHECK YOUR LISTS
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. Each morning, she checks a few Twitter Lists of people who work in human rights. “
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It’s the quickest, most personalized news filter you could imagine.”
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(and skip the $6,000 attendance fee).
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WHAT’S AROUND YOU RIGHT NOW Twitter is working on ways to deliver news nearby, like alerts about an earthquake or the closing of a bridge, Mr. Stone said.
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Twitter’s list of trending topics can now be searched by city.
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ASK QUESTIONS
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Ask where to eat dinner in a new city, for example, or how to extend your iPhone’s battery life, and you are sure to get answers.
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“Strange case today in internal medicine rotation. 16 years old boy with acute pancreatitis (for the 6th! time). Any ideas?”
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“It would have been impossible to find that specialist through e-mail, because we had no idea who to contact,” Mr. Meskó said.
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07 Mar 10
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Getting the Most Out of Twitter
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Biz Stone, Twitter’s co-founder, suggests that naysayers simply log on to Twitter’s home page and search for a topic they are interested in, whether it’s their favorite sports team, the name of their company or a topic in the news.
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People with shared interests become your editor and Twitter becomes an alternative RSS feed. Find those people by searching Twitter directories, like WeFollow or Just Tweet It, and by following people whom others repeat or mention.
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If you don’t know who the best users are on a favorite topic, look for Lists on sites like Listorious or by checking profiles.
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ATTEND A CONFERENCE, VIRTUALLY Most conferences these days have a Twitter hashtag. At the exclusive TED conference in Long Beach, Calif., in February, for example, attendees added #TED to the end of their posts.
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Some Twitter apps, like Tweetie and TwitterLocal, let you search posts near you. Check the Web site Happn.in to see the most discussed topics in your area.
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ASK QUESTIONS Once your Twitter writer’s block lifts, you can use Twitter to ask questions when you don’t know whom to ask.
Ask where to eat dinner in a new city, for example, or how to extend your iPhone’s battery life, and you are sure to get answers.
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Some people are even using Twitter for more urgent questions. Bertalan Meskó, a medical student at the University of Debrecen in Hungary, wrote a post about a patient with mysterious symptoms: “Strange case today in internal medicine rotation. 16 years old boy with acute pancreatitis (for the 6th! time). Any ideas?”
Within hours, specialists worldwide had responded, suggesting gallstones, lupus or growths on the pancreas. One of the suggestions helped the doctors with a diagnosis.
“It would have been impossible to find that specialist through e-mail, because we had no idea who to contact,” Mr. Meskó said.
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Steven ParkerGood training resource for teachers on the benefits of twitter to follow, research, pick up on trends etc.
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At its best, the social medium is a perpetual, personalized news service about topics of your choosing
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A CUSTOM NEWS FEED
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People with shared interests become your editor and Twitter becomes an alternative RSS feed.
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One-fifth of posts and 57 percent of repeat messages contain a link,
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CHECK YOUR LISTS
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CHECK YOUR LISTS
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ATTEND A CONFERENCE, VIRTUALLY
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WHAT’S AROUND YOU RIGHT NOW
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ASK QUESTIONS
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carlcl LAt its best, a perpetual, personalized news service...
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Avi .Getting the Most Out of Twitter http://nyti.ms/a4eDgc
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04 Mar 10
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Ginny FranklinNotes that you dont have to post that frequently to get a lot of out Twitter. Five ideas:\n1. keep up to date on a particular topic e.g. by following important people in a particular area. \n2. Use the Lists feature to identify relevant people to follow rather than an unfiltered stream on a topic.\n3. Follow a conf hashtag\n4. Use apps e.g. twitterlocal (and others) to see what's happening in a particular location\n5. Ask qns - get immediate response
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One-fifth of posts and 57 percent of repeat messages contain a link, proving that this is an increasingly popular way to spread news, said Dan Zarrella, a social media scientist who works at a software company called HubSpot. A quick scan reveals the news of the moment as the most important stories of the day bubble up and are reposted.
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Jim Mothersbaugh Jrarticle on the best uses of Twitter; for the August idea
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Lark Birdsong"Twitter users write 50 million messages a day. For the holdouts, here are a few ways to make Twitter work for you. "
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SJLibrary LearningAt its best, the social medium is a perpetual, personalized news service about topics of your choosing — whether health care reform, tech news or the latest episode of “Gossip Girl” — filtered and served to you by people who care a lot about what you care
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John Turner"The truth is, you don’t have to post a message to get the most out of Twitter.
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Aurora LeeEven the most prolific users say Twitter has become more useful as a way to tap in to the discussions of the day than to broadcast their own thoughts.
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edtechtalkThe truth is, you don?t have to post a message to get the most out of Twitter. Getting the Most Out of Twitter, No Posting Necessary - NYTimes.com
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Jennifer MaddrellThe truth is, you don?t have to post a message to get the most out of Twitter. Getting the Most Out of Twitter, No Posting Necessary - NYTimes.com
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03 Mar 10
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Gary McFarlaneThe truth is, you don’t have to post a message to get the most out of Twitter.
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