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“17 Things we Used to Do” : Andrew McAfee’s Blog on 2009-04-26
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Monolithic. There are a huge number of email systems, bulletin boards, chatrooms, discussion groups, etc. in the world. And many of them are closed to outsiders, making them mutually inaccessible walled gardens. This fragmentation means that all these environments don’t “add up to anything;” they can’t be queried as a whole by any single user, and the beneficial interactions in one have difficulty spilling over into others. Twitter, in sharp contrast, is a single pool of digital content. It’s generated by a legion of people using a cohort of devices, but it all winds up in one place.
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- Chat
- Discussion boards
- Identifying trending topics
- Broadcasting breaking news
- Marketing and brand building
- Mining consumer sentiment
- Providing status updates to friends and family
- Communicating location, activity, mood, and other personal information
- Engaging in customer service
- Finding information on topics of interest
- Finding people who share an interest
These are Twitter use cases; things we’re doing with Twitter that we used to do (and still do) with other technologies:
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