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Twitter FAIL

January 6, 2009 – 2:57 pm

All the rage last year, microblogging (and Twitter in particular) look headed to the dustbin of history after just a couple of years on the scene. Twitter is, of course, beset by some high profile hacking and phishing issues at the moment (see Slashdot as well) but there is also a broader questioning of its [...]

By Trevor Cook | Posted in Social Media | Also tagged blogging, blogs, Dave Winer, Friendfeed, hack, Michael Arrington, Neville Hobson, phish, Sebastian Provencher, twitter | Comments (3)

The prospects for social networking (a personal view)

December 29, 2008 – 8:44 am

Much of the online buzz this year has been focused on Twitter (founded 2006), and to a lesser extent friendfeed (launched October 2007), just as last year it was facebook (founded february 2004), and before that linkedin (2003), myspace (2003) etc. These are just the tip of the iceberg there are dozens of other social [...]