Oct 082008
Maybe the whole point of twitter is that it is time-sensitive. If you feel that strongly, stop reading now.
But a colleague of mine was twittering from a conference that my company, Silverpop, staged yesterday in London. He was using his pet iPhone for the task.
Apart from showing some of the things that I’m professionally interested in, I was curious about how the twitters worked to develop a historic record of how the event worked. I’d love to hear any feedback!
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It was great getting a chance to read RZ’s updates from the conference – It was clearly the first live-blogged Silverpop conference. The challenge to make them part of the “historic record” is to make sure, especially if you have multiple individuals updating their streams, is to consistently use a hash tag or keyword for searchability later.
-MJT
From briansolis tweet – http://twitter.com/briansolis/statuses/963935765 – there is an excellent list of tools that can make trend tracking in Twitter come to life.
e.g.: http://twittersearch.flaptor.com/search/search.do?orderBy=timestamp%3Along%3Areversed&query=silverpop&tz=1