Tag Archives: twitter

Lift12, Development, Redevelopment: Farida Vis, Twitter Usage During the UK Riots

Posted on 22.02.2012 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Je suis à la conférence Lift12 à Genève ces prochains jours. Voici mes notes de sessions.[en]Live-blogging from Lift12 conference in Geneva. These are my notes and interpretations of Farida Vis’s talk — best effort, but might be imprecise or even wrong! … Continue reading →

Posted in Live Blogging | Tagged lift, lift12, liftconference, london, riots, twitter | Leave a comment

Linkball for a Sunday Night

Posted on 12.12.2011 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Un peu de lecture pour dimanche soir.[en] La blogueuse, l’insecticide « tueur de chats » et l’effet Streisand Toxicité des pyréthrinoïdes chez le chat On fear of insects and insecticides Top 5 Regrets of the Dying Is Facebook Hiding Your … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged Animals, cats, copyright, facebook, pesticide, poison, twitter | Leave a comment

Du désengouement pour les réseaux sociaux (et tout le reste)

Posted on 05.12.2011 by Stephanie Booth

[en]Social media losing speed? Nope, it’s just normal that after a few months or years of using a new toy intensely, many people move on. To a new, similar toy or a completely different one.[fr]Je lis un article (parmi bien … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking | Tagged facebook, habituation, médias sociaux, mode, twitter, variété | 2 Comments

La subtilité du placement du @reply dans Twitter

Posted on 31.05.2011 by Stephanie Booth

[en]Remember that when you start your tweet by somebody’s Twitter name, those of your followers who do not follow that person will not see the tweet. In some cases, you might want to reshuffle your sentence to make sure the … Continue reading →

Posted in Tools | Tagged @replies, mentions, nom, réponses, twitter, utilisateur | 2 Comments

Real-Time is Burying History on the Web

Posted on 27.03.2011 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Notre obsession pour le temps présent en ligne et la vitesse handicape grandement nos outils de recherche quand il s’agit d’explorer notre passé numérique. A lire, l’article de Suw Sacrificing Web History on the Alter of Instant, un compte-rendu consternant … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking, Tools | Tagged history, real-time, Research, search, tools, twitter, web | 3 Comments

Catching up With Backtype

Posted on 17.10.2010 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]BackType: pour voir les commentaires que je fais dans la blogosphère, l’impact “social” de mon blog, les derniers tweets qui le référencent, et un plugin WordPress (TweetCount) qui va remplacer TechMeme pour moi, simplement parce qu’il liste effectivement les tweets … Continue reading →

Posted in Tools | Tagged backtweet, backtype, comments, conversation, Digg, friendfeed, metrics, plugin, TechMeme, tracking, tweetcount, TweetMeme, twitter, Wordpress | 1 Comment

A Mess of Facebook Pages, Groups, and Profiles (Part 1)

Posted on 16.10.2010 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]1er épisode de ma tentative de mettre un peu d’ordre dans mes Pages Facebook.[en]Facebook “Like” buttons are starting to spread and I think I’m going to add them around here. So, I’m wondering which “Facebook Like” WordPress plugin I should … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged facebook, import, like, myflickr, pages, profile, strategy, syndication, twitter | 1 Comment

Twitter Killed My Blog and Comments Killed Our Links

Posted on 11.10.2010 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Un titre un peu provocateur pour une réflexion que je pourrais résumer ainsi: l’apparition des commentaires sur les blogs a réduit le nombre de liens que les blogueurs faisaient entre eux (et leurs articles), et a distendu la blogosphère. Celle-ci … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging | Tagged backtype, blogging, blogosphère, blogs, coComment, comments, disqus, evolution, facebook, permalinks, twitter, Writing | 6 Comments

Twitter et les SMS: riches de leurs contraintes

Posted on 30.08.2010 by Stephanie Booth

[en]I write a weekly column for Les Quotidiennes, which I republish here on CTTS for safekeeping.[fr]Chroniques du monde connecté: cet article a été initialement publié dans Les Quotidiennes (voir l’original). Les SMS et Twitter (qui est à la base un … Continue reading →

Posted in Chroniques du monde connecté | Tagged constraints, contraintes, sms, twitter | Leave a comment

Orange Link nous demande nos mots de passe: pas au point!

Posted on 29.06.2010 by Stephanie Booth

[en]There is absolutely no excuse, in 2010, for asking people to enter their Gmail, Facebook or Twitter passwords on third-party sites. And that is precisely what the “social media to SMS” service Orange Link is doing for Gmail and Twitter, … Continue reading →

Posted in My corner of the world, Social Media and the Web | Tagged données, e-mail, facebook, facebook connect, gmail, grave, identification, inconscient, mots de passe, oauth, orange link, orange.ch, safety, securité, texprezzo, textendo, twitter | 6 Comments