Paula Thornton: experience design strategist
by Jerry Michalski
Jerry interviews Paula, a longtime contributor to this blog, about how twittering is impacting conferences and the conversations around them.
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Tom Matrullo wrote @ February 20th, 2008 at 9:28 pm
There’s a curious way in which the micro dimensions of Twitter put a premium on what the twitterer (tweeter?) selects to highlight. Obviously no adequate summary is possible - but a lot gets said (mostly tacitly) in the act of plucking a small sliver out of a firehose of information.
Paula Thornton wrote @ February 22nd, 2008 at 12:09 am
The one problem I ran into (which was a learning experience unto itself) is a challenge with RIA. The interface was refreshing as if it were accepting posts, but not doing page refreshes (something I thought it might be doing to ‘conserve’ bandwidth, having detected low ‘power’), when instead I tweeted for 40 minutes, and had lost it all.
Paula Thornton wrote @ February 22nd, 2008 at 12:12 am
The absolute beauty of having Jerry do these ‘interviews’ is that he knows so much about the subjects that he contributes more to the conversations than we do — and/or just makes us look good by clarifying and/or correcting things.
You really are our Barbara Walters, and we love you for it.
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