Greg Verdino: If your mom (or boss) doesn't understand Twitter...

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If your mom (or boss) doesn't understand Twitter...

Common Craft is back with more video goodness. This time they explain Twitter in terms your mom will understand. If you've yet to take the Twitter plunge, give the video a spin and then sign up. If you're new or not following me, get cracking. You know you want to know every scintillating detail about how I spend my time. Follow me here.

[If you're seeing this in email or a feed reader, click through for the video.]

March 06, 2008 in Geek Culture, New Technologies, Social Media, Web 2.0 | Permalink

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