The “say g’day to Paull Young” meetup, which expanded into the first impromptu meetup of the BostonTweeters, was a smashing success Monday night.
As in other instances where I finally came face-to-face with someone I’d corresponded with for a good while online, “meeting” Paull was more proof for me that social media connections are genuine [...]

If Andy Kaufman had been at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society on Thursday night, the 90-minute presentation on Twitter that Jack Hodgson and I led for the Berkman Thursdays Blog Group might well have been condensed into a five-minute lightning talk — leaving us extra time to enjoy the always-important post-meetup food-and-beer session. [...]

Key observations, messages, and takeaways from a night of Twitter talk at the Berkman Center with my co-presenter Jack Hodgson.

There are certainly plenty of new-media enthusiasts who aren’t yet using Twitter, if our small sample size lf eight was any indication. Only only or two of the participants, in fact, had actually tried the [...]

Jack Hodgson and I will be giving a 30-minute presentation on Twitter tonight at 7:00 at the weekly Berkman Thursdays Blog Group meetup, at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School.
Just as we did at BarCamp Boston 2, we’ll be giving an overview and demonstration of Twitter and then leading a [...]

This amusing flow of Twitter messages popped up last Saturday evening, just as my favorite international cricket team, Australia, was wrapping up its third consecutive Cricket World Cup championship with its finals victory over Sri Lanka:
JaffeJuice – I’m a South African watching australia v Sri Lanka in West Indies from British Airways Lounge at JFK [...]

A listener to Mitch Joel’s Six Pixels of Separation: The Twist Image Podcast recently called in with a comment about the permanence of Twitter posts. His point: unlike our blog posts, which will live on in digital permanence and can be called up through a site without much trouble, our individual Tweets tend to disappear [...]

A post by Chris Brogan yesterday announcing that PodCamp Europe will take place on June 12-13 in Stockholm, Sweden (wish I could go!) got me thinking: where else should PodCamp expand to?
Here are 10 possibilities I came up with during the breakfast hour today:

PodCamp Down Under. Either Australia or New Zealand will do. [...]

OK, I’ll take the bait this time.
I’m not the biggest fan of blog tagging games, but this one actually has the potential to be amusic. Scott Monty, whom I met up with for a couple of a drinks about 10 days ago — and we have Twitter to thank for that — has picked up [...]

Twitter, social media in politics, and listener feedback galore.
Hosted by Bryan Person. Recorded from historic Boston, Massachusetts, USA and published for Monday, February 19, 2007.

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* BBC news headlines are available from Twitter, thanks to the efforts of developer Mario Menti. Mario has also set up several indidivudal Twitter channels, including business, politics, sports, and video. Over the weekend Mario reported 1800 “followers” of the various channels.
* Kathy Sierra: “The Asymptotic Twitter Curve”
* A Twitter-fan wiki, complete with desktop [...]