Um. So I get a spam which begins: "Tweet this: Rapid-fire media may confuse your moral compass
Media culture should allow time for reflective moments, say USC neuroscientists..." Is there a media less suited to reflective moments than twitter?
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Personally, I aspire to being a Social Media Smurf.
I'm still enjoying my informal, semi-serious, so-funny-it-hurts Friday Fun series on the slings and arrows of online social media/networking practices.
The first three have been:
tags: Seed Media Group, Hubert Burda Media,
VideoLAN's VLC media player, arguably the world's best media player, hit version 0.9.9 in early April. Three months and more than 78 million downloads later, VideoLAN has announced VLC 1.0.0, or "Goldeneye."
Your media will never be the same.
Reflection can be:
Haiku, simple poetry.
Tweets better than TV.
Not yet, but we're working on it. The next big thing in social networking will only accept messages consisting of a single word.
I clicked the link in my RSS feed to make a lame attempt at a haiku in these comments. Thankfully for all, Eric had arrived first with a way better story than I would've taken the time to write.
Twaddle?