Twitter in Plain English

March 6th, 2008

Our friends Lee and Sachi LeFever of The Common Craft Show have posted a new IPE video, this time focusing on Twitter. Here it is:

Lee and Sachi do their usual fine job on the video, and it is an excellent resource for explaining a technology that confuses many people. The key line from the video I like: real life happens between blog posts and e-mails.

I reached out to Lee awhile back, we chatted by phone, and he agreed to do a podcast interview for the P.I. Blog. Time got away from me and I didn’t schedule it, but I’m going to follow-up and get it on the calendar, so stay tuned for what will certainly be a great conversation in the coming weeks! In the meantime, enjoy the video!

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