Twitter Sociology by Liz Pullen
by Rage on Jun.08, 2009, under All The Rage, Twitter Rage
The following video research by Sociologist Liz Pullen strikes up great conversation and socialistic viewpoints on a wide variety of Twitter Users. 500 Twitter user rankings were used based on “following” counts in determing the top user involvement in the video. Liz Pullen analyzed behaviors of new users and twitter usage from personnel to business practicalities. It creates an inciteful world of understanding while exploring the vast realm of Twitter.
1) Do new users understand how powerfule Twitter really is?
2) Do users think of Twitter as a only a social space?
3) Should new users use the suggested user list?
4) Should Twitter be used as a social, information networking or micro-blogging medium?
Pullen’s topics covered include Professional, Race & Age categories in these top usage accounts. Her accreditations alone provide a welcome explanation for non-technical users and the early adoption of Twitter.
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June 23rd, 2009 on 2:54 am
Excellent research and great content. I find this article interesting as a new user of witter myself.
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