Super Tweet 2010

I'm still getting used to tweeting....you know, adding the "#" before a word so it can act as a "hash tag" so people who are tweeting about the same thing but don't know each other can find a common ground in the world of Twitter, and making links fit by shortening them through bit.ly.

However, props to Prof. Littau for showing us the power of live tweeting. I honestly don't follow sports (unless it's Lehigh-Lafayette--I'm all for tradition), so I opted to "watch" Twitter instead of the game (and because I could do other things online simultaneously).

One thing that I believe is a hindrance to tweeting is having to have your computer at all times (if you don't have a smartphone.......like me--I promise I'm not a Luddite), especially if you're watching TV and eating messy, greasy food and people around you are drunk--I mean--clumsy.

Microblogging is for microtechnology--like phones or iPads (ugh, great concept, Jobs; horrible name).

And thanks to our professor's livetweet, I got to see the new Google ad, which everybody MUST see. It probably cost like $10 to make.