Now, I am quite sure there is more to this than meets the eyes.. or is this a sign of the Internet times we live and work in?

“…Please use either WordPress or InDesign. Don’t know of any other students using Blogger…“

said @scost1 on Twitter, apparently to a student- is this the ‘new world order of Graphic Design‘?

Source: http://twitter.com/barbaranixon/statuses/4788759496

Just a little WordPress or Adobe InDesign chatter on Twitter! Don’t even get me started on Google Wave. Sounds like this school and it’s students could use content conversion and text extraction provided by PageZephyr.com…

Don’t forget that you can also follow Markzware’s Tweets on Twitter here:
http://twitter.com/Markzware

Here was a great article from a good source for IT channel advice, tips and tricks (Trusted Business Advisor or TBA) on how and why to use Twitter as a reseller, distributor or channel player. Here are a few of the highlights from this informative piece:

Twittering for success (By Steve Wexler, April 2, 2009)
The social media market may be miniscule today, but it is growing and Twitter and its tweets, or text-based posts of up to 140 characters in length, offers some intriguing options for the channel…

Enter Gregor Rohda, owner of InfoEdge.com, who has a lot of thoughts about the business value of Twitter and wanted to get into the discussion. In short, he sees Twitter as a great tool for ‘micro press releases’, i.e. ‘We just got a great new report about the value of social networking – check it out! http://bit.ly/2GxT.’ …

“Of course the efficiency depends on having a good network of followers, and not abusing the feed, but there is good potential here.”

But the bottom line, said Crawford, is that when leveraged correctly, Twitter “can bring amazing new business results, connect you with the industry leaders and provide a conduit to share your experiences.”
SOURCE (Read full article here): http://tba.integratedmar.com/story.cfm?item=36  Read more... (229 words, estimated 55 secs reading time)