Twitter, for some time now, has been my major blogging tool. While you don't get expansive articles, you do get thoughts and links, etc., on relevant stuff in something closer to real time. I wouldn't call myself a really active Twitterer - some days I'm lucky if I tweet once. Other days, though, when there's a lot of interest to share, I share it. You know this already, though, by the Twitter feed on this page -- and I'm fairly convinced that most people who read this blog regularly probably already follow me. But since the mainstream world has finally discovered Twitter (good golly, Oprah's tweeting now), I figured I'd encourage anyone who isn't following to follow -- well, whomever you want. Don't feel you have to be witty or profound, or even prolific. Twitter makes a really good RSS feed, simply by following the people and organizations you feel will give you updated information you want to receive.
You can follow me at twitter.com/erniemosteller
If you haven't been following, here are a couple of longer things I've posted in other spaces. Of course, I Tweeted links to them, but since we've established that you might be new to all this, etc....I'll link to them here.
Here's a piece I wrote for adotas.com, about how history repeats itself, in terms of content development for any given medium. Yes, I compare the web to TV -- but in a good way.
If you'll remember back a bit, I blogged about writing for the Age of Conversation 2 - a book that contains a collection of essays from various marketing bloggers. It's now available on Amazon.
And finally, here's a quick video I did for smarterfaster.com, Brunner's space for conversations about creativity in the digital age. While this piece is on Ppt presentations, and a ton of creative folks never touch ppt, there's still no reason why a little sensible creativity can't be applied in the space. In fact, there's every reason to apply it, because 90% of all ppt presentations I've ever seen, well, suck. Hopefully, this video will help you make yours suck less.
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