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140 characters to knowledge share

Mixed by Gregory Culpin (Business Development Officer @ Whatever) in After party, Enterprise 2.0, Knowledge mgmt, Trends

26 September
An article originally posted on Library Clips

“I feel that people will indeed post to a micro-blog as the content is the length of an SMS, ie. a max of 140 characters. This is not hard at all, and the format encourages a type of informalness. Another low barrier is posting via email or some sort of app that’s real easy to get to and post, perhaps via the browser or a desktop widget. Actually micro-blog posting via IM feels right, it feels more casual and something people may be inclined to do, unlike a blog they are not fearing that lot’s of people will see their published post, in fact micro-blog streams fall off the radar quite quickly.
This is not a mirror replacement for typical blog content, using micro-blogs we also tend to share stuff we wouldn’t blog, more akin to IM…so this makes blogs and micro-blogs (or presence networks) very complementary.”

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In my opinion…

If you are wondering whether microblogging can be a useful tool inside your company and can complement existing blog/wiki platforms, read through this post as it gives concrete examples of messages/conversations which can be captured and further fill in communication gaps between employees.

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