First, I admit that I haven’t used Google’s Buzz much. I have it linked to my Google Reader to share articles, but that’s it. On the other hand, I’ve been using Twitter quite a bit.
Tonight I saw that Mashable posted a link to their Buzz stream, so I followed them.
And now I’m perplexed by a few questions: Why would one choose Twitter over Google Buzz, or Buzz over Twitter? And why would anyone use both? Read More
I saw today that Twitter is releasing a new service/app that provides another level of integration with competing-yet-complimentary social networks. Read More
In December 2009, my friend Mike Ellis (@EmergCommNetwrk, website) posted an excerpt of Mark Prutsalis’ (@LivingPrepared, website) August 13, 2009 article Use of Twitter as an Emergency Notification Service. Both became relevant this past week when Twitter experienced serious outage issues making its site inaccessible and API unavailable.
In the article, Mark argues that government agencies should not use Twitter as an emergency notification service. His points are valid and applicable to private sector businesses and non-profit organizations as well. Read More
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