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I think it's fascinating that one of the biggest stories in recent weeks is becoming a story about information overload (my favorite topic of discussion these days). Twitter -- the wildly popular "micro blogging service" -- is now the subject of debate in both old-world and new-world media. One side of the debate: it's literally a waste of time. My take: this will survive, as a cool feature on larger platforms.
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I think it has its business uses. Great for conferences.
Posted by: John Cass | March 16, 2007 at 09:50 PM