07 Jun
Posted by: BryanPerson in: Conferences, Enterprise, Interviews, Microblogging
This conversation with Chris Brogan is the third in a series of interview posts leading up to next week’s Enterprise 2.0 Conference, being held at the Westin Boston Waterfront hotel.
(Here are the previous interviews, with Alicia Staley and Keri Pearlson/Susan Scrupski.)
Chris is a blogger extraordinaire at ChrisBrogan.com, co-founder of the PodCamp unconference series, and the […]
28 Apr
Posted by: BryanPerson in: Microblogging, Online monitoring
A few weeks ago, Tech Crunch’s Michael Arrington blogged about a phone call he received from a Comcast executive, just 20 minutes after “tearing into [the company] on Twitter” over his extended Internet outage.
Probably not a coincidence, right?
And as it turns out, the cable company/Internet service provider is routinely following and responding to complaints and […]
It’s times like right now, when Twitter is once again struggling with absurdly bad performance issues and showing me posts from Neville Hobson (or @Jangles) on Twitter) wishing all his followers a “happy Sunday morning” — when it’s actually a little after midnight on Tuesday morning — on my most “recent” page of tweets […]
04 Apr
Posted by: BryanPerson in: Microblogging, Sports
As I mentioned in a blog post a couple of weeks ago, Twittering about the Boston Red Sox was a big part of my initiation into the microblogging world in 2007. But until yesterday, the Twitterer whose Red Sox Tweets I saw before anyone else’s, last April — @RedSoxCast — remained more or less a […]
23 Mar
Posted by: BryanPerson in: Boston, Microblogging, Sports
It’ll be an unusual start to the baseball season for my beloved Red Sox this season. First pitch is scheduled for 6:05am on Tuesday, as Boston and Oakland play the first of two games from the Tokyo Dome in Japan. Kind of cool, huh?
There aren’t many better days on the calendar than Opening […]