From my Twitter account:- 9 First Step Goals for New Bloggers http://bit.ly/8OVFK
- Video: Go behind the scenes of a TEDTalk http://bit.ly/AjBGr
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- Social media is part of communication skills a doctor should have but it is more difficult from psychological perspective because there is no physical contact: no eye contact or voice communication, etc.
- Videos: "Which TV Doc Interviewed Obama Best?" http://bit.ly/ZcHXh via @Berci - What does "best" mean in this case?
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This is an interesting list of tweets. Is there an application that allows you to capture keyworded tweets without actually bringing them here, or did you save these and then re-publish them? Just curious. Thanks!
ReplyDelete"Is there an application that allows you to capture keyworded tweets without actually bringing them here?"
ReplyDeleteI'm sure there is but I keep it simple: copy/paste from my own tweets and re-tweets.
"Did you save these and then re-publish them?"
I review my Twitter feed every evening and transfer everything of value to 2 blogs. Twitter has only short term memory - 7 days in the search index.