The social media space is filled with lots of "conversations." It's a bunch of talk about talking, about interacting, about socializing, about nothing really.
The recent conversation has been about the relaunch of Facebook's interface. Some people like it. Some people hate it. I'm indifferent really. However, my colleague poses a great question about what the new design means for the front runner of micro-blogging, Twitter. He calls it the Twitterfication of Facebook.
Dave just gets it. He doesn't come across like an "expert." He's the Coach Bobby Knight of social media if you will:
For you social-media-minded peeps out there and fans of Facebook and Twitter, this Twitterfication of Facebook post is a must read.
The recent conversation has been about the relaunch of Facebook's interface. Some people like it. Some people hate it. I'm indifferent really. However, my colleague poses a great question about what the new design means for the front runner of micro-blogging, Twitter. He calls it the Twitterfication of Facebook.
Dave just gets it. He doesn't come across like an "expert." He's the Coach Bobby Knight of social media if you will:
For you social-media-minded peeps out there and fans of Facebook and Twitter, this Twitterfication of Facebook post is a must read.
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