http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com en lisam@mackenzie-marketing.com (Lisa MacKenzie) Copyright 2007-2008 60 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 22:56:46 GMT http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2008/1/5/implications_of_twitter_microknowledge_and/#c4 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 22:56:46 GMT http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2008/1/5/implications_of_twitter_microknowledge_and/#c4 Marshall Kirkpatrick <p>Very valid questions. I don't look at any of it too closely, myself - just let it wash over me as ambient info. Has worked well for me so far. Have fun on Twitter! See ya there!</p><p>Posted to: <a href="http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2008/1/5/implications_of_twitter_microknowledge_and/">Implications of Twitter microknowledge and info bloat</a> http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2008/1/5/implications_of_twitter_microknowledge_and/#c3 Sat, 05 Jan 2008 10:22:55 GMT http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2008/1/5/implications_of_twitter_microknowledge_and/#c3 Rick Turoczy <p>Great points. And this, in my opinion, is what makes the Twitter API so incredibly interesting. Because that's where the synthesizing is going to occur. With people building tools on top of the data flow that help make those important connections.</p><p>Posted to: <a href="http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2008/1/5/implications_of_twitter_microknowledge_and/">Implications of Twitter microknowledge and info bloat</a> http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2007/10/12/web_20_companies_in_oregon/#c2 Tue, 16 Oct 2007 02:10:39 GMT http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2007/10/12/web_20_companies_in_oregon/#c2 Ty <p>Great post!</p><p>Posted to: <a href="http://blog.mackenzie-marketing.com/archives/2007/10/12/web_20_companies_in_oregon/">Web 2.0 Companies in Oregon</a>