I have already touched on Twitter in past articles, but there is one particular aspect of Twitter that has become the Holy Grail: the celebrity tweet. It is a pretty obvious concept that something tweet by a popular twitter user is going to be seen by a lot of people and therefore have some sort […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
One Good Minute
"… could last me a whole year" – Superchunk
Posts Tagged ‘Blogging’
7 results.
As I indicated in my post from last week about Twiends I am looking at the results of a small burst of Twiends activity after one week.
This one unexpectedly fell into my lap. I received an email offering $100 worth of ads free, which I dismissed immediately. But the idea kept spinning around in the back of my brain and when I received a second email about the promotion I jumped on it. Now that the campaign has run its course […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jan04
Thanks to WordPress.com for providing the following summary. It was a fun first year (well, half year) for One Good Minute. I still do not understand the Internet’s obsession with Rizzo the Rat. Here’s to more great stuff in 2011. The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This post is a response to the two articles at Letters from Titan (one, two), but I ended up writing such a long piece I did not want to clog up her comment section (I did not want the piece to be directed at someone that is apparently not there). Here posts and the many […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In honour of the release of Sloan`s new album The Double Cross I have written a retrospective song review of Underwhelmed. In related news, I have also started writing for Technorati, this Sloan piece being my first published article with them. Check it out.
Social Media: Part 7 – Forums
My participation in forums has always been inconsistent. I tend to read a lot more than I write, but then I will go through little bursts of increased participation. Ultimately my activity has never been to the level of being recognized as a regular or “one of the gang”, but I do enjoy being a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…