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I've given up on fighting the Twitter hypsters. They think it'll change society as we know it and they'll latch on to any good news as proof of that. But need
by TomOfTTB 17y ago
I've given up on fighting the Twitter hypsters. They think it'll change society as we know it and they'll latch on to any good news as proof of that. But needless to say a bunch of people checking out Twitter the month Oprah dedicates a show to it doesn't necessarily mean it will take hold with those people.
I recall a time, not to long ago, when everyone was talking about Friendster. I even remember it being mentioned on Fox's "The O.C." which, at the time, had more viewers than Oprah averages in a week.
- fnazeeri 17y agoI agree it will be hard for Twitter to deliver on the hype, but, wow, wouldn't you love to have their buzz...I mean @astro_mike Twittering from space?
- DannoHung 17y agoI don't think it's gonna change the world or anything, but I think that Twittering or something like it is going to be with us like email and instant message for quite some time.
- paul9290 17y agoIt's text messaging, email and Instant message before it. I guess Im a hypster but see endless possibilities and uses for this new form of Internet communication!
- buugs 17y agoIts not really new its just different, myspace/facebook+blog+phone = twitter to me. The only new thing is search and the phone making things quicker but less substantial.