For bleary-eyed microbloggers, Twitter's 140 characters can sometimes seem way too cumbersome, right? Try Flutter, which chops it all down to just 26 characters. [Yes, they're kidding.] The spoofsters behind Flutter call it nano-blogging. Instead of tweets, try flaps—as in a hummingbird's wings. [And that's just for starters.] Have a look at this mockumentary by Slate V:
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- Marcia Stepanek
- New York, NY
- Ms. Stepanek is an award-winning journalist and the founding Editor-in-Chief of Contribute Media, a New York-based news and information company that covers the new people and ideas of giving. She also is a frequent speaker on the evolution of social media and the Internet in society, and covers social enterprise and the use of social media in advocacy and innovation for the Stanford Social Innovation Review, PopTech, msnbc.com, and JustMeans. This blog covers the new philanthropy movement and the influence of the Internet and social media on popular culture, business innovation, social change advocacy, and the workplace. Her book, Swarms, is about the rise of new types of groups organized by social media and is due out in 2010.
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Love this! (9 characters..) Glad I found you. www.sperlingreene.com or ksperling@sperlingreene.com -- will linkin! Regards, Karen
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