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I am somewhat of a twitter user. I have an account, I tweat once in a blue moon. Personally, I find facebook status updates to be much more compelling than twitter. Dennis Stevenson has an interesting blog entry about how twitter helped him get customer service issue resolved.

The facinating thing about his story is that you can search the Twitterverse (all tweats) for specifc phrases. Twitscoop is a site that lets you do this. Trolling the Twitterverse for mentions of your company … an interesting way to find your customers with issues!

Other thoughts for twitter might be to use it to send alerts about video events. Anyone looking at that?

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Patrick Coyle said, March 30th, 2009 at 2:06 pm

I twit when I post a blog entry. Since I post multiple entries nearly every day it helps some people wait for an interesting blog topic before they come to the site.

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Ori said, March 31st, 2009 at 5:43 pm

I would much rather support MMS to send video alerts. Twitter is the kind of technology I would love to see embraced by my competitors.

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Dennis Stevenson said, April 5th, 2009 at 7:27 am

The beauty of my experience with twitter and slideshare (link above) is that I had no idea how to contact the folks there. In fact, I wasn't even trying to contact them. I was just expressing my frustration to the universe… er – twitterverse… and amazingly enough someone else was listening and heard and was able to help. That's just plain cool

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