There have already been several different attempts to bring fiction writing to Twitter. A couple come to mind: 140novel: An attempt by Leo Laporte and the hosts of the Buzz Out Loud podcast to collaboratively write a work of fiction 140 characters at a time, apparently without knowing where the story was going beforehand. Obviously [...]
Tonight’s presidential debate between McCain and Obama began about 50 minutes ago. Steph and I don’t have cable TV, and our reception is pretty bad out here, so I haven’t been watching the actual debate itself on TV. (If you’re curious, we get all our TV from various reputable locations the Net.) I have, however, [...]
The Pioneer Press is running an article today about couples who use Twitter and the different ways they handle exchanging such public messages. The article features several couples including Steph and me, and our good friends Kevin and Abby Hendricks. I think the only way to beat being in a front-page article is having a [...]
TweetClouds.com is a tool you can use to visually analyze the topics you talk about and words you use most on Twitter. I ran the tool on my tweets, and apparently I use the word “really” too much. Linguistic crutch alert!
