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I’m conducting a short survey for “artists” (filmmakers, actors etc.) about Twitter.
Question 1 – Are you using Twitter?
Question 2 – If you use Twitter, what are you using it for?
If you would like to participate in this survey, please submit your comments below.
Thanks.
P.S. Want to know more about Twitter? Here’s an interview with my partner Trilby Jeeves on Twitter for Newbies called “What the Tweet?!?? A rookie’s guide to Twitter.”
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I signed up for twitter, I was going to use it for instant updates on a project i was working on, then “we” all decided that it was stoopid and we could phone each other just as easily. But im keeping the account. Mostly because I cant remember my password, but whatever.
Hi started using twitter to give it a try since friends were using it at work. I ended up following other people than my work collegues, mainly people with who I shared interests I follow web designers and video makers. Mostly people I’ve never met but connected to via Facebook a blog or a conference… I find twitter very useful now. Basically I created a network of people who sort of match me and most of the time, if they tweet a link or a short info, it’s more often than not something I will be interested in too.
How’s it going Peter? I’m on twitter and I use it to interact with my community and to speak with people in my niche (film fans, other directors, and filmmakers). I also share films I’ve directed with them.
Thanks!
Paul Del Vecchio
http://www.pauldv.com