Twitter: Real time access to our least important thoughts…
As many of you know, my Internet ministry class is looking at Twitter this week as a tool for ministry. I myself am trying it out again, but I am not liking it any better. This clip from the Daily Show sums up my feelings on Twitter, here’s a quote:
Twitter offers real time access to some of our most important leaders’ and newspeople’s least important thoughts, 140 characters at a time. It’s no wonder young people love it, according to reports about young people by middle aged people.
Cynthia – save us!
Note: embedded flash player below – if your browser does not support, watch it on Hulu.
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[...] tweeted” (that just sounds dirty somehow), and I am still ambivalent about it. And the video I posted from the Daily Show didn’t help. But our class discussion with Cynthia led me to make a decision that I would [...]
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