Comments on: … But Is The World Ready For Mobile Lifestreaming? (Or Microblogging? Or Presence Management?) http://www.deepjiveinterests.com/2007/10/09/but-is-the-world-ready-for-mobile-lifestreaming-or-microblogging-or-presence-management/ Thoughts on Web 2.0, Social Media, Marketing. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 06:10:44 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Staska http://www.deepjiveinterests.com/2007/10/09/but-is-the-world-ready-for-mobile-lifestreaming-or-microblogging-or-presence-management/comment-page-1/#comment-88060 Staska Fri, 26 Oct 2007 23:27:07 +0000 http://www.deepjiveinterests.com/2007/10/09/but-is-the-world-ready-for-mobile-lifestreaming-or-microblogging-or-presence-management/#comment-88060 Yes. It is. If it's done the right way. And Tweeter with Jaiku are headed the right way. Except for reading about it, I'm no real early adopter myself. I don't use Facebook, never used MySpace. Started blogging in 2006. LinkedIn or Friendster... forget about them. But I'm starting to get the Twitter. It's not really about reporting "on what they’re doing, regularly, during the course of the day, before work, during work, and after work." It's about reporting about what you are doing and/or where you are when YOU WANT it AND when YOU can GET SOMETHING out FROM IT. And just watching you friends, acquaintances or just interesting folks when they have something important to say in 140 symbols. So when I'm off to to have a lunch, I might be happy to give a Tweet and have my friends join me at the nearest KFC. When I'm off to London for a few days, I Tweet about it again and have my old friends and new acquaintances Tweet back and arrange a meetings. And I just started a new Tweet feed for my Mobile Techblog, that serves the function of a raw link post/feed for all the stuff that did not make it into a regular blog post..., incidentally, informing them about this time sensitive breaking story on MY blog, among other Tweets. Yes. It is. If it’s done the right way. And Tweeter with Jaiku are headed the right way.

Except for reading about it, I’m no real early adopter myself. I don’t use Facebook, never used MySpace. Started blogging in 2006. LinkedIn or Friendster… forget about them.

But I’m starting to get the Twitter. It’s not really about reporting “on what they’re doing, regularly, during the course of the day, before work, during work, and after work.”

It’s about reporting about what you are doing and/or where you are when YOU WANT it AND when YOU can GET SOMETHING out FROM IT.

And just watching you friends, acquaintances or just interesting folks when they have something important to say in 140 symbols.

So when I’m off to to have a lunch, I might be happy to give a Tweet and have my friends join me at the nearest KFC.

When I’m off to London for a few days, I Tweet about it again and have my old friends and new acquaintances Tweet back and arrange a meetings.

And I just started a new Tweet feed for my Mobile Techblog, that serves the function of a raw link post/feed for all the stuff that did not make it into a regular blog post…, incidentally, informing them about this time sensitive breaking story on MY blog, among other Tweets.

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