Twitter – Page 3 – Ryan Sholin

Robin Sloan calls it: Twitter, Dropbox, and Google Forms are the three key tools of the moment for real-time creative collaboration. The new utility belt

The Appeal of Annotations

Apr 22, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Jacob Harris starts brainstorming ways to use Twitter’s new annotations feature, which allow developers to add a payload of data to each tweet. The Appeal of Annotations

The social behavior incentive (how your app can be as addictive as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare)

Jan 25, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Good advice from Robert Scoble on building social software. The social behavior incentive (how your app can be as addictive as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare)

Notes on the Cleverness Economy

Jan 20, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Ideas

As a young aspiring writer (of what, I didn’t know), I wrote an awful lot of words in notebooks for the better part of the 1990s, and I mean “an awful lot” to have multiple meanings in this case. All self-deprecation aside, one of the easiest, most satisfying ways to string words together was to…

VIDEO: Twoddler: Twittering Toddlers

Dec 8, 2009

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Hey, I’d actually use something like this, but, uh, not for every action my toddler takes. Like that plant that tweets when it needs water, but different. VIDEO: Twoddler: Twittering Toddlers

With Klout Comes Influence: Measuring And Modifying List Authority on Twitter

Nov 17, 2009

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Most Twitter apps along these lines feel like toys to me, rather than genuine measurement tools, but a quick way to find “the most influential Twitter users” on a given topic feels useful for the average reporter just getting into social media. With Klout Comes Influence: Measuring And Modifying List Authority on Twitter

How Journalists Can Use Twitter Lists to Customize, Discover and Curate

Oct 29, 2009

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Craig Kanalley files this Poynter story on how to set up and make the most out of Twitter lists, if you’re one of the lucky 25% or so with the feature live so far. How Journalists Can Use Twitter Lists to Customize, Discover and Curate

Readers expect news to find them

Oct 7, 2009

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Of course we do. Gina Chen revisits “…if the news is that important, it will find me…” Readers expect news to find them

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