News traveling around the internets
A few interesting tidbits came across the many diverse and often redundant news sources I pay attention to lately. It occurred to me that there is somewhat of a natural flow to information these days. First, some event occurs, then somebody tweets about it.. and so on it goes. It takes a bit of time to jump from one medium to the next, and the accuracy tends to wane while the audience grows.
Here is how I see it:
What do you think?
Thoughts from Twitter
Brian Doll is a business-focused technologist who has been building things on the web for over 13 years. He has extensive experience in retail, media and financial service industries in both start-up and large enterprise environments.
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