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TwitterI started using Twitter, and find it full of possibilities. This is a social media community site where the simple question: "What are you doing?" is given 160 characters (get it? 160 is the texting limit) that in turn sends the comment to anybody entered as a "friend" or "follower." Claimed as a time-waster by some, I have not decided yet, but am intrigued with the idea. BTW, direct texts can be sent to "friends" using the site as well. I have this listed on my site as well to try it out.

I wonder what this may mean for access to information. Isn't knowledge power?

Posted by Jeffrey on March 7, 2007 10:07 PM |

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I'm using it, but not all the time. It's a little bit add inducing for me.

Posted by Beth | March 9, 2007 6:50 PM | Reply

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