http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/ The latest in online and mobile technology with Corvida Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-17094 SeekGround Tue, 15 Apr 2008 05:26:32 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-17094 'slow down in order to to fast' has become a theme in the nascar cup race with the cot cars. Yeah, I can totally see how that could also apply to information consumption. However, I am a subscibed (once again) to the rss consumption practice of subscribing more feeds but don't try to read every post. I find that if I want to know what's going on all I have to do is peruse the first few pages of google reader, friendfeed, and twitter messages and I'm pretty much caught up. Time permitting I dig deeper and link through for more in depth information. 'slow down in order to to fast' has become a theme in the nascar cup race with the cot cars. Yeah, I can totally see how that could also apply to information consumption. However, I am a subscibed (once again) to the rss consumption practice of subscribing more feeds but don't try to read every post. I find that if I want to know what's going on all I have to do is peruse the first few pages of google reader, friendfeed, and twitter messages and I'm pretty much caught up. Time permitting I dig deeper and link through for more in depth information.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-17095 shafqat Tue, 15 Apr 2008 03:23:18 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-17095 Breaking news may be shifting to twitter, but quality/credible news will still be hard to find there. Unfortunately, the plethora of social news sites on offer don't really help improve the signal-to-noise ratio either, but a gradual shift away from popularity to quality will. I think as news sites mature, this shift is inevitable. Breaking news may be shifting to twitter, but quality/credible news will still be hard to find there. Unfortunately, the plethora of social news sites on offer don't really help improve the signal-to-noise ratio either, but a gradual shift away from popularity to quality will. I think as news sites mature, this shift is inevitable.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-17096 debdebtig Tue, 15 Apr 2008 02:58:00 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-17096 I do have to admit, I get more of my news from Twitter during the day now. I am more likely to go through Google Reader news when I have time, but Twitter is usually up, Reader isn't. I do have to admit, I get more of my news from Twitter during the day now. I am more likely to go through Google Reader news when I have time, but Twitter is usually up, Reader isn't.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-15469 SeekGround Tue, 15 Apr 2008 01:26:32 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-15469 'slow down in order to to fast' has become a theme in the nascar cup race with the cot cars. Yeah, I can totally see how that could also apply to information consumption. However, I am a subscibed (once again) to the rss consumption practice of subscribing more feeds but don't try to read every post. I find that if I want to know what's going on all I have to do is peruse the first few pages of google reader, friendfeed, and twitter messages and I'm pretty much caught up. Time permitting I dig deeper and link through for more in depth information. 'slow down in order to to fast' has become a theme in the nascar cup race with the cot cars. Yeah, I can totally see how that could also apply to information consumption. However, I am a subscibed (once again) to the rss consumption practice of subscribing more feeds but don't try to read every post. I find that if I want to know what's going on all I have to do is peruse the first few pages of google reader, friendfeed, and twitter messages and I'm pretty much caught up. Time permitting I dig deeper and link through for more in depth information.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-13108 SeekGround Tue, 15 Apr 2008 00:26:32 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-13108 'slow down in order to to fast' has become a theme in the nascar cup race with the cot cars. Yeah, I can totally see how that could also apply to information consumption. However, I am a subscibed (once again) to the rss consumption practice of subscribing more feeds but don't try to read every post. I find that if I want to know what's going on all I have to do is peruse the first few pages of google reader, friendfeed, and twitter messages and I'm pretty much caught up. Time permitting I dig deeper and link through for more in depth information. 'slow down in order to to fast' has become a theme in the nascar cup race with the cot cars. Yeah, I can totally see how that could also apply to information consumption. However, I am a subscibed (once again) to the rss consumption practice of subscribing more feeds but don't try to read every post. I find that if I want to know what's going on all I have to do is peruse the first few pages of google reader, friendfeed, and twitter messages and I'm pretty much caught up. Time permitting I dig deeper and link through for more in depth information.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-13109 shafqat Mon, 14 Apr 2008 22:23:18 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-13109 Breaking news may be shifting to twitter, but quality/credible news will still be hard to find there. Unfortunately, the plethora of social news sites on offer don't really help improve the signal-to-noise ratio either, but a gradual shift away from popularity to quality will. I think as news sites mature, this shift is inevitable. Breaking news may be shifting to twitter, but quality/credible news will still be hard to find there. Unfortunately, the plethora of social news sites on offer don't really help improve the signal-to-noise ratio either, but a gradual shift away from popularity to quality will. I think as news sites mature, this shift is inevitable.

]]> http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/comment-page-1/#comment-13110 debdebtig Mon, 14 Apr 2008 21:58:00 +0000 http://shegeeks.net/rss-volume-and-a-twitter-shift/#comment-13110 I do have to admit, I get more of my news from Twitter during the day now. I am more likely to go through Google Reader news when I have time, but Twitter is usually up, Reader isn't. I do have to admit, I get more of my news from Twitter during the day now. I am more likely to go through Google Reader news when I have time, but Twitter is usually up, Reader isn't.

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