Posted on - February 26, 2007 [at] 7:33 pm by Brad
Tagged in - tech, website
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This week I’m trying out micro-blogging: Twitter and Tumblr.
I like the casual approach of both, but Twitter requires more work than I’m really willing to give such a tiny thing. I like how it works as a chat channel via IM though even with only Scoble and Chris on there it got too noisy for me to handle. Google Talk status messages work fine as a “what’s up” kind of thing and I don’t have to deal with a whole new friend network.
Tumblr is fun for casual blog crap I wouldn’t put here or in del.icio.us or over on In4mador!. Adding stuff to it is a multiple page procedure though (their bookmarklet doesn’t do chats or quotes) and I’m not quite sure what to do with it or why I’d keep at posting to it.
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2 Comments on this post
Future Boy on Micro-blogging
February 27, 2007 at 9:29 pm
Also they have stupid names. Boycott stupidly named web-services!
blabto on Micro-blogging
December 23, 2007 at 2:18 pm
I really do see micro-blogging as the new method to communicate. The opportunity to users to basically ‘text instead of talk’ (micro-blog instead of write) is obviously inviting.
Companies too are able to benefit from this opportunity and use the RSS feed tools to display their latest micro-blogs in their entirety.