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Monday, May 11, 2009
Tweets | Now micro-blogging 24/7 via Twitter!
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Jim says: "Proceed with caution; this is a free-for-all comment zone. I try to correct or clarify incorrect information. But I can't catch everything. Please keep your posts focused on Gannett and media-related subjects. Note that I occasionally review comments in advance, to reject inappropriate ones. And I ignore hostile posters, and recommend you do, too."
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Don't link to it from this post. Wouldn't want to make it easy on the readers!
ReplyDeletehe did, just click on the underlined words
ReplyDeleteHe did on 4/27. But the comment was posted 4/26, the day he didn't link to his twitter feed.
ReplyDeleteYou really REALLY need to distinguish between this people a personal blog and a professional Gannett blog. If you want it to be personal then make it personal. But if it's Gannett then don't post what you're doing right now. First rule of blogging.
ReplyDeleteAnd you will probably censor this but hey you were employed by Gannett.
testing removal of Anonymous posts - i don't believe that this is possible
ReplyDeleteI'm not a registered member of Twitter.
ReplyDeleteAlso, when I stroll over there to see what Jim is doing "right now," I can't seem to update the initial link/page. Stuff I see is left over from the corporate cruise Jim took recently.
Do I need to register to see the updates? New stuff?
I know, it isn't trendy to ask these questions about cutting edge popular technology, but if I don't ask how will I ever learn?
Magic Password: ableehot
If you go to twitter.com and when you see What is Twitter? go down to the bottom and click on search. I just entered gannettblog and got the real time tweets.
ReplyDeleteword verification: unheldbi
now you can update the blog while hiding in the closet from the big bad Gannett consultants that are bashing your now useless blog.
ReplyDeleteForums and blogs are powerful tools to let the voiceless be heard. Sometimes the debates and discussions can get heated or ugly. We have to have a high tolerance for debate while at the same time insisting on a certain amount of civility.
ReplyDeleteinteresting statementabove, Jim, that you cited as part of corporate policy regarding company blogs. Will you follow the same principles here if you see something you don't like, rather than refuse to post it? Please answer...