By Robert Emslie
It’s hard for the local news to seem relevant when everybody’s already got the dope from their Twitter feed, 140 characters at a time. Taking a can’t beat ’em-join ’em mentality, Local 15 in Mobile Alabama posted a billboard at a busy intersection that broadcasted their own twitterings as a tease and to show just how hip and cutting edge their racially and gender-balanced news team is.
Sadly, this provides the opportunity for unfortunate juxtapositions in the twits on the right and the twits on the left, as demonstrated above.
Source: [Switched via Buzzfeed]
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Jeff Glucker
I'm pretty sure that Twitter was well over the shark when it began anyways.
MySpace never managed to attract me more than a couple of times to check out a band. I stayed away from Facebook for years before finally joining. I have (so far) stayed away from Twitter as well. I have enough things that suck my time away, such as Hooniverse, without adding another into the mix.
Twits tweet terrible tales.
PS: Nobody, I mean nobody, should hack into this Twitter account and send messages like, "Zombies Ahead! Run!" That would be bad.
Oh, gosh, no, I can't imagine anybody ever doing that.
Twitter is a fad. It will pass. Hopefully sooner than later.
Denial is the first step to acceptance
A twat.
OK, that one actually made me laugh out loud! 🙂
What I hate most about Twitter is how every company was "bullied" into being on Twitter.
I remember an article where people were criticizing Ford for not having a Twitter account, and it was seen as not being on the cutting edge.
Like JeepyJayhawk, I hope this passes sooner than later.
I thought that was one of the steps of recovery?
I tried to get the feed for the RSS for your article but it is not showing up in Google Chrome. Does anyone have any suggestions?
it’s pretty cool to find a blog made by someone with similar views to mine. Do you have an RSS feed somewhere?