Abhilash Ravishankar is an engineer,
oilman,
change agent,
twitterer,
reader,
lender,
traveler,
shutterbug,
non-foodie, and
an addict.
He is the co-founder of a
He is doing 30 things before 30, and this is his Thirty30 list
He is also on
Friendfeed
del.icio.us
email: me@abhilash.name
call: +966.50.886.9752 or
IM: abhilash.ravishankar
(GTalk/Yahoo!/MSN/Skype)
Intoxicated by possibility
“Got 6,000+ followers? No problem. Occasionally talk to a few to show that you’re paying attention. …issue one-way statements about your views, your relationships with other famous people, your special offers, and where your fans can check out your latest books and articles. Sound familiar? Yeah, it’s called talk radio.”
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Freddy Nager over at Atomic Tango writes a killer post about Twitter concluding that because it’s impossible to track or respond to the tweets of thousands of people, the emerging “best practice” is to treat Twitter as a traditional mass medium.
From a one-time Twitter addict and evangelist, I have grown more into a Twitter skeptic and bystander.
