What are you doing?” isn’t the right question anymore—starting today, we’ve shortened it by two characters. Twitter now asks, “What’s happening?” We don’t expect this to change how anyone uses Twitter, but maybe it’ll make it easier to explain to your dad.
Twitter. Baby, I’m in love. Twitter featured my start-up’s @DailyHealthTips in Twitter SULs & we’re ROCKING!!
The amount of fun you’re having at a party is inversely proportional to the number of times you’ve tweeted about it.
Just when you thought that communication between human beings couldn’t possibly get any more trivial, along came Twitter.
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We humans have natural tendency to “share” and there’s element in human-nature that every individual human naturally looks for little attention or say “let people know what he/she is up to” or what he/she is doing regardless of that does/does not make any sense to the rest of the world that goes perfect with Twitter’s tagline “what are you doing right now?”. And Twitter exploited this basic human-nature of “to be in the light” and then other stuff came to web like “status updates”… now there are everywhere, from real-time news/search to all over the web!
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Shekhar Sahu (That’s me!)
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Twitter is not going to kill journalism. Journalism dedicated to reporting the impact of Twitter on journalism is going to kill journalism.
In a highly connected world, where what might have previously been a “feature” can now be a “company”.
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When Twitter is down, yell ‘favorite’ at that hot stranger chick you think you know…
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