Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

.@Twitter, Quite Literally, Has The Worst Customer Service

Twitter Fail

I haven’t been able to login to my Twitter account since 12/13/2010. I was hit with a spam worm or whatever they determined it was that tweeted on my behalf how much I love Acai berries. In conjunction with expressing my apparent undying love for the health benefits of Acai, it also changed my password. [...]

#TWTRCON DC 09 notes

If anyone’s interested, here are my notes from TWTRCON DC 09.  I make no guarantees on their quality or thoroughness – I’m not particularly good at keeping meeting minutes, so I apologize in advance for their incoherence.  But they’re there if you weren’t able to attend and want to check them out.

Why Twitter matters

I feel compelled, in light of recent events, to attempt to say something constructive about Twitter.  After being recently Oprah-ed, Twitter has been thrust into the purview of public knee-jerk criticism—and everyone’s got an opinion.  I won’t deny my own skepticism when I signed up over a year ago.  It smacked of narcissism, and in [...]

Radical experiment in teaching – World Simulation, Twitter, and media literacy

Last week Dr. Wesch and his class ran the 5th(?) successful World Simulation for Intro to Cultural Anthropology here at K-State. I was there helping get things set up and video taping the action. Every year the World Sim always proves to be an awesome experience. Having taught for Dr. Wesch twice and guided more [...]