My Favorite Tweets January 16 - 31 2010

Here is the ninth in a new series of posts that provide access to my favorite tweets that contain links to useful information.  Some of these I did to link to things I found useful and others are RTs that I want to save for the same reason. Since Twitter archiving is an oxymoron, I am now going to post my favorite links for the month so they can be easily accessed later. I will repeat this once or twice a month depending on volume.

I spot tested the reduced shortened urls and they all should work. I hope this is also useful for you.  Let me know your favorite tweets for the month.

Also see the Darwineco favorite tweets.

80%+ Twitter accounts inactive, but core users more committed http://bit.ly/cXHVdo > reminds me of blogs Jan 30

 RT @socialmedia2day: Twitter Style Guide http://retwt.me/1vxE5 via @socialmedia2day Jan 28th

3 Reasons why Twitter is better than Facebook http://bit.ly/aLNd5n > agree + focus + fast action Jan 28th

 Exploring the HR Management Framework for Enterprise 2.0 from @jonhusband http://bit.ly/9Z3eFJan 28th

The iPad and the Chasm between Work and Home Computing from @robpatrob http://bit.ly/dmh76z 5:30 PM Jan 28th

Elevator Pitch for Enterprise 2.0 http://bit.ly/6OwMP6 via @ITSinsider Jan 28th

Great post on the need to be able say NO at the right time from @swiertz http://bit.ly/7lmy2b Jan 25th

  RT @newsgator: Just blogged: "Nine Enterprise 2.0 Predictions for 2010" -- http://bit.ly/58ef0D Jan 25th

Facebook introduces new analytics for business users: http://bit.ly/5UXOGv #SocialMedia Jan 25th

The End of Anarchy in Social Media http://bit.ly/5V0mF8 6:03 PM Jan 21st

Why the retweet is a powerful engagement tool http://bit.ly/5EDxiY via @SBoSM > agree  Jan 21st

Will New York Times meter kill traffic from social media? http://bit.ly/5aOe2V IMO yes - bad move Jan 21st

IT budgets still uncertain as CIOs weigh 2010 technology spending http://bit.ly/92w0aE  Jan 21st

RT @humancapleague Complexity, the Web and the business of information by Harold Jarche #hr #workplace #e2adoption http://su.pr/1iLgkS 10:46 AM Jan 21st

RT @slmader: 4 challenges to wiki adoption in organizations: #1 high-level resistance http://bit.ly/50EC7t Jan 20th

some good blog tips http://bit.ly/7gVvaT via @SBoSM 1:58 PM Jan 20th

Social Media Week 2010 http://bit.ly/5Nhyk2 2/1-5 via @psfk 9:32 AM Jan 20th

RT @20Community: Does Knowledge Management matter?by Steve Ellwood #e2adoption http://su.pr/2avnPX  Jan 19th

Skype at the Tipping Point? http://bit.ly/7eBzxn from @robpatrob  Jan 19th

RT @stangarfield: Book review of Enterprise 2.0 by Andrew McAfee http://bit.ly/897uzV :Jan 19th

RT @webtechman: 7 Lessons for Better Networking w Social Media http://bit.ly/8OiJYA on @mashableJan 18th

RT @DougCornelius: New Blog Post- Social Networking is Serious Business http://bit.ly/8oP3IZ Jan 18th

5 Tiwtter rating tools from CIO Mag http://bit.ly/8bYG7z  Jan 18th

Tabasco Backs Social-Media Experiment at #NOLA Mardi Gras http://bit.ly/7CZusn  Jan 18th 

Post Script - there is some thing weird going on with Typepad comments today and I have tried twice to respond to the comments below and they do not take so here is my response. Herkens - you raise some good points. I tend to use twitter much more as it is faster and takes much less time (good for quick break) but, I agree it does not provide the same depth as Facebook. JWilfong - Thanks for your suggestion and I am glad you liked that series of posts. I use these lists to link to stuff other people wrote rather than my own posts. I do this so I can find them later. I am also glad you find the lists useful. Bill

Comments

[Herkens]

Why does this "3 Reasons why Twitter is better than Facebook" Article get so much attention. I mean that site is called "socailmediatoday" and this article is far away from understanding the differences between those two social media tools.
One comment describes the differences very pracmatic: "I find Twitter much like hanging in a big city - lots of ways to get to great places, meet great people and get great information. Facebook is much more like a small-town hang-out, more intimate conversations and sharing, slower pace."
I know lot's of people that start twittering but moved over to facebook because they cen much more attention there. I i understand that.
I use both. Facebook more for private/friend things and twitter for business related topics or general information sharing.

[JWilfong]

Great list! Thanks, Bill. I would also put your tweet about Booz Allen and the six learnings...