Monthly Archives: February 2008
Twitter Survey – Results!
Blimey, I actually did it, huzzah! Thanks to the wonderful Chinwag for letting me use their servers to host. You can download the report here: Twitter Survey Report: Feb 2008 Please feel free to send on the report and data, … Continue reading
Twitter is not a popularity contest. Step away from your ego…
Last night I cut down the amount of people I follow. I do this about once a month, after adding people throughout the month. It’s something I’ve always done, and interestingly, every time I do it – it’s something that … Continue reading
Twitter survey delayed – but with good reason. Honest gov.
Okay, so I feel bad. I promised results by today, and it isn’t going to happen. There are two reasons for this in my defense, m’lud. I have a family visit tomorrow until Friday. Not just any family visit, but … Continue reading
Consulting for TechCrunch
As Mike Butcher announced today on TechCrunch UK – I’ve got another new consultancy gig! I’m very proud to be working with TechCrunch and partners to bring some really exciting technically focussed events to the UK and also across Europe.Mike … Continue reading
Twitter survey – update
Well blow me – I didn’t expect it to be quite so popular! Which is obviously fantastic news as it means the higher the response, the better the results can be relied on at the end. So far the survey … Continue reading
Myspace developer platform launch
Last night was the launch party for the Myspace developer platform at the Hospital Club. I was lucky enough to get an invite by way of Mike Butcher at TechCrunch UK. It was a really enjoyable evening; the hosts were … Continue reading
Twitter fans – I need your help!
Since posting about Twitter etiquette, there’s been mixed views coming back to me from the Twitter-o-sphere. So, I figured, let’s put this out to the community at large and find out some facts about how we’re all using Twitter. I’d … Continue reading
My new trading name
I’ve been consulting since last October, but haven’t got round to calling myself anything other than Thayer Driver. Although this is very to the point, isn’t really very fun or good for forms. Or when pitching to clients etc, “Hi, … Continue reading
Acceptable Twitter volume and content
As some of my readers will know, I have a bit of an issue with lengthy Twitter conversations between users. Anything over three replies between two people is just showing that the users don’t understand the medium, in my eyes. … Continue reading
