Tag Archives: Twitter
Gaming Twitter: Is that a Good Idea?
I have never kept it a secret that BlogWorld Expo is one of my favorite conferences. The core messages that we heard throughout wasn’t “use Twitter for content distribution” as all the other conferences I have attended in the past. … Continue reading
GroupM Search, comScore Announce Study Exploring the Interplay of Social Media and Search
Download the white paper: The Influenced: Social Media, Search and the Interplay of Consideration and Consumption A study announced today by GroupM Search, comScore and M80, exploring the interplay of search marketing and social media, reveals the dramatic correlation influenced … Continue reading
The Myth Of Google And Social & Real-Time Search
Recently it has become fashionable in technical circles to parrot the line that Google is facing a grave crisis. “They can’t do real-time or social search”, the argument goes: faced with obsolescence, “they‘ll have no choice but to buy Twitter” … Continue reading
Has Twitter Jumped the Shark?
I still remember, vaguely, when Fonzi jumped the shark on Happy Days, signaling what we know today as the decline of the show, but more importantly, I remember when Henry Winkler actually jumped a shark on Arrested Development. Much like … Continue reading
Twitter: Will it be the Pulse of the Planet?
Well, isn’t this a doozey? So I write an entry about what I think are Twitter’s five and ten year plan, and all of a sudden, TechCrunch comes out with enough inside information on Twitter’s goal for global domination that … Continue reading
“Real-time” Search – What will they think of next?
Ever wanted to find out what people are talking about…right now? Now you can! Topsy is a new search engine that looks for what people are talking about in various social communities. The search engine is listening to everything posted … Continue reading
The Future Of Search: Is Twitter The Chosen One?
This post was written by Chris Copeland and published in MediaPost’s Search Insider, Friday, March 13, 2009 Over the past three months it has become in vogue to discuss the future of search in one word — Twitter. With real-time, … Continue reading

