Tag Twitter
(Double entendre warning…) Over the last 4+ days, I have been reading a LOT. A few of the articles I read kind of hung together in my head. The headlines below are linked to the articles if you would like… Continue Reading →
Apparently Twitter is trying out a 280 character limit. So many jokes… pic.twitter.com/0Ml82TZrie — Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) September 26, 2017 + The 280-character limit is a terrible idea. The whole beauty of Twitter is that it forces you to express… Continue Reading →
59% of Americans think Trump's presidency has been a failure. The other 41% still don’t have twitter. — Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) August 9, 2017
Amazon’s Cloud is down but Twitter is unaffected, because it runs on pure animosity. — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) February 28, 2017 Other than President Trump’s joint address (which I am avoiding right now), today’s big story was an outage… Continue Reading →
That New York Times video of people looking down from a 10-meter diving board is how I feel opening Twitter now — Dan Cohen (@dancohen) February 3, 2017 I fell asleep rather suddenly and unusually early last night. As a… Continue Reading →
I tried something new a few months ago, and I’m not sure I like it. You see, I used to tweet a lot about sports. Still do, kinda. I tweet about lots of things related to my interests, but for… Continue Reading →
I've gotten questions about distinction bw/ executive orders and presidential memoranda (which are what Trump signed today). Some answers: — Gregory Korte (@gregorykorte) January 23, 2017 I might have to rename my #365project “Twitter thread of the day.” This is… Continue Reading →
[featured image courtesy of Tijakool Yiyuan ] If I did this right, I will have hit publish on this blog post when I’m at 99,999 tweets and IFTTT will have automatically pushed out a tweet announcing that I’ve written this post…. Continue Reading →
Ever since VCU’s Center for Teaching Excellence became the Academic Learning Transformation Lab (ALT Lab), a persistent challenge opportunity has been to let the VCU community know what ALT Lab is and does. Getting that challenge out is complicated on… Continue Reading →