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Episode #14: Review of TweetDeck (with Nifty Tech Blog)

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 05:10:38 +0000

Welcome to the third of special, longer-than-10-minute reviews from Bird House Rules and in-studio guest Nifty Tech Blog. This time, we get honest and frank over TweetDeck for the iPad. Continuing with an “Old Friends Revisited” theme, Doc Coleman and I air our lack of enthusiasm for the 800-pound gorilla’s latest incarnation.

This episode is part of the Bird House Rules-Nifty Tech Blog miniseries on iPad clients for Twitter. For the next few months, we will be featuring reviews on iPad clients, some of which you might be seeing in the Second Editions of All a Twitter and Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in Ten Minutes!

Guest introduction by Veronica Giguere.

Featured Links:

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Feel free to syndicate this audio, and provide feedback or topics you’d like to hear discussed on Bird House Rules at 703.791.1701, tmorris (at) imaginethatstudios (dot) com, Twitter, or here at the Bird House Rules Blog!

Episode #13: Review of Echofon (with Nifty Tech Blog)

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 05:15:09 +0000

Following a deep dive into Tweet Flow, Bird House Rules, with special guest Nifty Tech Blog in studio, take a close look at Echofon for the iPad. This review is the beginning of “Old Friends Revisited” as Doc Coleman and I bring up some familiar names of smartphone clients now working to make their mark on Apple’s latest innovation.

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Guest introduction by Kreg Steppe.

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Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Episode #12: Review of Tweet Flow (with Nifty Tech Blog)

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 07:21:05 +0000

In the wee-small hours of the morning, Bird House Rules comes back with a series of podcasts all about the iPad. Alongside the Nifty Tech Blog, I review Tweet Flow, an iPad client that keeps it simple.

This episode is part of a Bird House Rules-Nifty Tech Blog miniseries. For the next few months, we will be featuring reviews on iPad clients, some of which you might be seeing in the Second Editions of All a Twitter and Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in Ten Minutes!

Guest introduction by Meg Jarrell

Featured Links:

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Hey There — Remember Me?

Twitter's Tee Morris — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:20:53 +0000

Hi there! Long time…no podcast.

Not for the want of trying. Just ask @NiftyTechBlog who recorded two shows with me. One was time-sensetive, and that got dated rather quickly. Then we have the second show which is still relevant, but gathering cobwebs and needs to be posted.

So what is holding me up?

Bringing Organization to the House (Things were so out-of-control, I swore I saw A&E on my doorstep…)
KiwiCon (a massive cookout)
Balticon
Weekends Out-of-Town
Birthday Parties
End of School
Camps and Classes
Fourth of July
Rewrites for a novel (more to come on that!)

In other words, life happened. I love my podcast, and I love my flock in the Bird House; when life comes calling, I choose not to miss a moment. Still, with every Follow Friday, I am reminded of how long it has been since I posted a podcast…

This doesn’t mean I haven’t been planning and plotting. Coming soon, we have…

New apps for the iPad
Giving Geotagging a Whrrl
Why I Will Never Reach 10,000 Followers
Tweeting Fiction

…and blogposts like this one that catch my fancy.

So yes, things have been quiet at the Bird House but there is content on the way. Bear with me, tweet me anytime with a show topic you’d like me to cover, and feel free to comment here! I’m still flying high in the Twitterverse and looking forward to tweeting with you.

Episode #11: The Zen of Follow Friday

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 12:15:47 +0000

Back with another Bird House Rules (and well under that ten minute window), I’m here to talk a bit about the evolution of Follow Friday. what started out as tweets like this…

Follow @digitalsista, a Social Media mistress and resource located here in Washington D.C. #followfriday

…many Twitter feeds are getting hit at the end of the week by tweets that look like this…

@digitalsista @chrisbrogan @geechee_girl @ITStudios @chrisabraham @sigmastudios @dananner @fishdogs @LindaVandeVrede @riznphx #ff

Take a deep breath, relax, and follow me to your Zen of the Follow Friday.

Guest introduction by Michael Spence

Featured television clips:

Firefly
Black Adder

Featured Links:

REMEMBER: Saturday April 17th, 2010, starting at 9 AM, will be the day of CREATE South 2010, held at the Horry Georgetown Technical College, Grand Strand Campus in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. CREATE is a meeting for those interested in blogging, podcasting, video, social networking or any other form of creativity and self-expression. Serving the residents of the Grand Strand and beyond, it is a venue to bring together like minded people to network, to teach and to learn. Follow @createsouth on Twitter for more!

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules — Episode #10: MYODB

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:00:02 +0000

Hey, everyone! It’s another Bird House Rules, and before anyone gives me heat, I went over my ten-minute limit in this episode…by twenty-two seconds. Get over it!

When you hear why I went over, you may understand. You see, I had a problem on Twitter when I unfollowed someone in my feed. Within 24 hours, I received this tweet…

(@TrueConservative) We auto-unfollowed @TeeMonster who stopped following you. www.thew.in twitter tools sponsored by ((insert sponsor here))

…and discovered Thew.in Twitter Tools.

Now those of you wondered why I was so mad last Friday know why. Better grab a flack jacket and a helmet. I’m wound up and I go, go, go, go….

Guest introduction by J. Daniel Sawyer

Featured movie clips:

Forest Gump
Fatal Attraction
Tim Burton’s Batman
Full Metal Jacket
Iron Man

Featured Links:

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

INTERVIEW: All a Twitter on Breakthrough Business

Twitter's Tee Morris — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:15:53 +0000

As mentioned in the previous Bird House Rules postings, Que Publishing has once again featured All a Twitter in Barnes & Noble Bookstores everywhere, and in my response to Que’s “Whatever you can do to get the word out…”query, I feature Michele Price, the host of Breakthrough Business. On her BlogTalkRadio show we talk about Twitter, about my job at Intersections Inc (which you will find out more about later on Imagine That! Studios), and about approaches that go against the grain of the marketing books. We talk about how “old school marketing” just doesn’t work with Social Media, and how businesses need to understand that Twitter (and Social Media, on a whole) is about people.

We had a blast on this interview, and I hope you enjoy the listen. Feel free to comment, post, and share!

Bird House Rules — Episode #9: Location, Location, Location

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:15:55 +0000

No, you’re not seeing things. I’m back, and I’m coming out of the Bird House swinging!

It’s been a long break, the first half of it expected and the other half completely unexpected; and I return to talk about foursquare, Please Rob Me, and the current concern sweeping through the Twitterverse. Adding to the debate of how much information is too much information comes FortheHack and their stand against sharing GPS coordinates for neat-o badges and free stuff from various vendors in the real world. Hear my own view of it from the Bird House and pick up a few twips in this episode on how to stay safe while sharing with your fellow Twitterakians.

Guest introduction by Starla Huchton

Featured movie and TV clips:

Firefly
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Monty Pyhton’s “How Not to Be Seen” sketch
Army of Darkness

Featured People and Stories:

Security Expert Robert Siciliano
Siciliano’s Twitter posting to CBS segment on “Please Rob Me”
Siciliano’s tweet concerning “Please Rob Me”
Exchange between me and Brand Gamblin
Brightkite

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

The Bird House Is Taking a Break

Twitter's Tee Morris — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:01:19 +0000

Hey, everyone!

Just a quick note that as the Christmas holidays reach a fever-pitch and I continue to dig out the Bird house from the #snowpocalypse of 2009, I am going on a break for the next two weeks. Keep an eye out on this feed for a new Bird House Rules on 4 January 2010. Thanks for listening, everyone. Have a wonderful and safe Christmas and New Year’s celebration!

image from www.zastavki.com

Bird House Rules: Episode #8a — Keeping Up with TweetDeck (Video Addendum)

Twitter's Tee Morris — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 04:13:43 +0000

Just when you thought I was done with TweetDeck v0.32.1…

TEE MORRIS’ TWEETDECK EPISODE
THE VIDEO PODCAST!

The audio is still the same, but now I have MOVING PICTURES to go with it! this is NOT going to be a regular feature at the Bird House, but when the mood strikes me, when the time allows, and when it is something that REALLY NEEDS the visuals, I will offer this kind of video addendum. I hope you all enjoy it!

Imagine That! Studios now presents to you the highlights of TweetDeck v0.32.1…in colour!

Featured movie and TV clips:

Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Iron Man
Monty Python’s “Spanish Inquisition” sketch
Firefly

Featured Resources on Twitter:

“What’s New on v0.32″ from TweetDeck’s Support Forum
Camtasia for the Mac
LinkedIn
Facebook
YouTube.com

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules: Episode #8 — Keeping Up with TweetDeck (v0.32.1)

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 05:15:43 +0000

Finally….after several attempts…after daring the Fates…after waiting for just the right time…and weathering an unseasonal snowfall in Washington, D.C.

TEE MORRIS’ TWEETDECK EPISODE!

This has been a long time coming, and I have decided to pull out all the stops and not only post a longer-than-usual BHR, but in the feed tomorrow and posting on YouTube as well will be an accompanying video companion to this podcast, filmed and edited on both Camtasia and the Final Cut Suite, bit-cheeezzz!

A labor of love and a lot to take in, here comes the highlights of TweetDeck v0.32.1!

Guest introduction by Coach Ian Scott

Featured movie and TV clips:

Six Million Dollar Man
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Iron Man
Monty Python’s “Spanish Inquisition” sketch
Firefly

Featured Resources on Twitter:

“What’s New on v0.32″ from TweetDeck’s Support Forum
Camtasia for the Mac
LinkedIn
Facebook
YouTube.com

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules: Episode #7 — The Zen of Retweet

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:30:52 +0000

A question I get a lot on Twitter is what the “RT” preceding a tweet is all about? That’s the “Retweet” and this episode spends some quality time talking about a popular method of making 140-character posts a viral sensation. I retweet. Many Twitterakians retweet. It’s a part of Twitter. This means that, of course, some users really abuse the retweet.

So for this particular Bird House Rules, take your shoes off at the door, assume the Lotus position, and breathe in deep. We are here to explore the Zen of Retweet.

Guest introduction by Viv

Featured movie and TV clips:

Star Wars
Aliens
Farscape
Stripes

Featured Resources on Twitter:

“Why the Retweet Will Kill Twitter” from Jenner Web Design Blog

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

The Official Bird House Rules Promo

Twitter's Tee Morris — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 15:17:36 +0000

A few podcasters have asked if the Bird House had a promo for people to play on their own respective podcasts. I hadn’t really gotten around to it until podcaster and storyteller Starla Hutchon asked me for a promo to kick off an episode of The Dreamer’s Thread. So I finally settled down and put together something for people to circulate and play in their own podcasts, or just to drop in their feeds for the fun of it.

Play. Listen. Subscribe. Tweet.

See you at the Bird House.

Special Edition: Cirque du Social Media

Twitter's Tee Morris — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:30:11 +0000

As promised, here’s a completely off-the-beaten-path episode of Bird House Rules (which will also appear on Imagine That Studio’s In Your Right Mind and the New Zealand podcast Whispers at the Edge. Three times the size of a usual Bird House Rules, this special edition features special guest Philippa Ballantine, and is part-Social Media discussion/part-Arts Review of Cirque Du Soleil. Cirque offered to Blogworld attendees free tickets to any of their shows in exchange for reviews of whatever show they saw.

Pip and I are reviewing three:

Yes, Ká was that good!

We wanted to say “Thank you” and go above and beyond what Cirque asked of us. Enjoy this special edition of Bird House Rules and Whispers at the Edge, and make plans to catch a Cirque du Soleil show in Las Vegas.

Guest introduction by Philippa Ballantine

Featured Links:

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules: Episode #6 — Go Phish!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:30:13 +0000

I’m back in the Bird House after a period of downtime, and I am coming back to talk a little bit about Phishing Scams that are popping up left and right on Twitter. What is with these scams popping up in our Direct Messages? Have a listen to pick up a few tips on how to avoid phishing scams on Twitter and resources on staying safe in the Twitterverse.

Guest introduction by Chooch Shubert

Featured movie clips:

The King & I
Serenity
Spaceballs
Army of Darkness

Featured Resources on Twitter:

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules: Episode #5 — We’re Gonna Give It the Power Twitter!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 04:30:09 +0000

Are you using Power Twitter? I am continuously surprised how many of my friends from the Bird House are not taking advantage of this fantastic add-on for Twitter. Power Twitter takes Twitter to the next level, and keeps your eye on the Twitter.com homepage.

What exactly does Power Twitter do to your browser? Click on the image below for a Before-After shot of a browser armed with Power Twitter:

Quick reminder: Next week, I’m at Blogworld, so please come on out and say “Hi!” I also encourage tweeting from my speaking events.

Other articles and cool links cited in this episode:

83 Degrees, the developers of Power Twitter
TechCrunch reports on Bit.ly cracking down on malicious links

Guest introduction by Shannon or akaMonty out in Cyberspace…

Drop-in from this episode are from:

Star Wars
Iron Man

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules: Episode #4 — Twitter Tweaks

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:30:04 +0000

So, I turned my back for a moment, and Twitter went on and changed their interface on me. Hello! Well, maybe it’s not that dramatic, but it did need to be addressed, especially if you are using All a Twitter as your guide though beginning steps. It may not seem like a big deal, but here’s a quick glimpse of what someone’s page on Twitter.com looks like now…

Thank you, Dan Sawyer, for loaning me your Twitter.com page as a show-and-tell!

Let’s take ten for this Bird House Rules to talk about some of the tweaks that have taken place on your Twitter homepage.

Quick reminder: I’m going to be speaking at Blogworld this year, so please come on out and say “Hi!” I also encourage tweeting from my speaking events. Keeps things lively!

Guest introduction by Katherina

Drop-in from this episode are from:

Stargate SG-1
Black Adder
Iron Man
Army of Darkness

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Bird House Rules: Episode #3 — Get to the Pointless!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 04:15:35 +0000

What’s the topic of the day at the Bird House? Inspired by an August 20, 2009 article entitled What People Are Tweeting About, the marketing magazine eMarketer and Pear Analytics took a closer look at the traffic on Twitter in order to answer the question “What is the purpose of Twitter?”

I ask the question “Does Twitter — or Social Media on a whole — need a purpose?”

Bird House Rules: Episode #2 — Lovely Spam, Wonderful Spam!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 04:30:53 +0000

Welcome to Birdhouse Rules, the Official Podcast of All a Twitter and Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in Ten Minutes.

I know on Twitter i have been promising to cover TweetDeck and my bad habit of double-posting (which on writing these show notes I just did…) but then when working through my follow requests, I got hard hit by the avatar you see with this post. Yes, if you see that image (and the variations on it) you will have been hit by a spambot that prefixes all their IDs with “STi_”. These useless accounts will fill your feeds with random links that serve no other purpose other than to annoy the crap out of you.

But what really bakes my birdhouse about the various “STi_” accounts is that they are posing as real people.

Welcome to spam on Twitter.

In this episode I cover the ways to tell if you are being spammed on Twitter. The offending tweets are broken down into three categories, and we also take a look at how some spammers are working into your feeds in order to use you and a delivery mechanism. Take a look at these screen captures from Stephanie Lloyd‘s account…

If you click-and-enlarge the left image, you will note that Stephanie’s tweets are coming from her feed are coming from recognizable applications. The right image, though, is a tweet coming from an API. That is just one (of a few) ways to tell that the spam your getting from friends isn’t their fault.

So tuck in and get ready — it’s a Feast of Spam at the Bird House.

Guest introduction by Indiana Jim

“Spam” from Monty Python’s The Final Rip Off

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Episode #1: All Is Well — Lessons Learned from a Hack Attack

Twitter's Tee Morris — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 17:18:51 +0000

Welcome to Birdhouse Rules, the Official Podcast of All a Twitter and Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in Ten Minutes.

I promised that the show was going to post on a fortnightly schedule; but in light of recent events, I decided to shuffle the schedule around and make the first episode something timely. I wanted to talk about what happened on Twitter (and elsewhere) all day Thursday, August 6, 2009.

Just in case you missed it, you can hop over to the link I provide here in the show notes, but safe to say, it was a really busy day. It has taken Twitter a few days to recover. From the looks of things and according to the Status blog, there are still a few pieces needing to be picked up but Twitter — on a whole — is running smoothly.

This show was imspired not only by the events of last week but also by a comment left behind by our Guest Voice. Take a look at the blog, have a listen to this episode, and take a moment to send a “thank you” note to Twitter.com. They really managed to hold things together, and we should all be appreciative of their hard work for this free service they provide.

Guest introduction by Fred Castaneda

“All is Well” drop-in’s from National Lampoon’s Animal House.

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

REMINDER: PodioRacket Return Visit tonight!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:09:37 +0000

If you are by your computer or thereabouts, make sure to swing by BlogTalkRadio as I make the return visit TONIGHT, August 5, starting at 9pm EST. With Phil Rossi and Philippa Ballantine rounding out the PodioRacket pandemonium, it’s going to be a very exciting night of audio delight for your ears on PodioRacket.com! See you there!

PodioRacket is All a Twitter (Part One)

Twitter's Tee Morris — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 05:30:22 +0000

July 27. 2009 was one crazy night! I had PodioRacket on Blog Talk Radio All a Twitter over my upcoming appearance. Host Rhonda Carpenter was all kinds of excited to talk Twitter with me, but you might notice in the first ten (yes, as in one-zero-10) minutes, Rhonda is flying solo…while LIVE on BTR…

Why? Two words: Vonage Fail!

When I finally did get into the mix, the talk turned to All a Twitter and other aspects of the Twitter lifestyle and culture, and the time got by us so fast that we schedule a return visit for Wednesday, August 5, starting at 9pm. With Phil Rossi and Philippa Ballantine rounding out the PodioRacket pandemonium, tune in this week for my return visit! Until then, have a listen to Part One!

Feel free to syndicate this audio (making sure the link is pointing back to PodioRacket), and provide feedback or topics you’d like to hear discussed on Bird House Rules at 703.791.1701, tmorris (at) imaginethatstudios (dot) com, on Twitter, or here at the Bird House Rules Blog!

Birdhouse Rules: The Pilot Episode

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:11:59 +0000

Welcome to Birdhouse Rules, the Official Podcast of All a Twitter and Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in Ten Minutes.

This is the Pilot Episode or more commonly referred to as “Episode 0″ in podcasting. I’m introducing myself and my podcast to you, just so you know what you can expect in the next ten minutes, give or take a few minutes. With special thanks to Andrew Stone and TweetDeck for the inspiration, enjoy this informal formality of a new podcast’s first step.

Guest introduction by Phlippa Ballantine

Album Artwork by Paul Fischer of Dancing Cat Studios

Not only is she a PodcastJunky, she’s also…

Twitter's Tee Morris — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:25:03 +0000

Megan Enloe has been a friend and colleague of mine for many years. We first met at the New Media Expo (now part of Blogworld), and she is both a fan of all things podcasting as well as a professional Social Media consultant on the West Coast. She is also where I first heard “It’s Social Media, but without the Social…”. I latched on to that and have used it in talks, workshops, and in print. (Sadly, Megan was so jetlagged when she said it she does recall saying it. I got permission anyway, and give credit where credit is due. So there.)

Just yesterday I found out that Megan is also All a Twitter!

Joining the ranks of images, videos, and reviews, Megan posted this TwitPic representing California in All a Twitter sightings. With her critical eye on all things Social Media, I can’t wait to hear her feedback on my Twitter takes. Remember to tweet your TwitPics and 12seconds videos, and leave a review at Amazon.com, letting me know exactly what you think. I’d love to hear from you!

And if Megan looks familiar to you… 4th row, 7th from the left, just under the SciFi Channel’s logo. (A key featuring the book cover’s Rogues Gallery will be coming soon…)

Thanks again for picking up your copy of All a Twitter, Megan! I hope you learn something new.

The World is All a Twitter!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:31:25 +0000

In one week, All a Twitter has appeared in three countries overseas! (Guess New Zealand set the pace in its First Strike!) It’s hard to believe the book has only been out since 13 July 2009, but already word is spreading fast overseas. TwitPics, 12seconds video, and even a cracking good review have come to my attention between Monday and today!

Representing the United Kingdom is Coach Ian Scott of Coach Ian Scott’s Podcast. An author and podcaster as well, Ian was gracious enough to offer a blurb for the opening and his likeness for the book cover. (4th row, 3rd from left) With the help of All a Twitter, he mastered the Fu of TwitPic and has started posting images, including this one featuring the man and his Social Media manual of choice!

Switzerland chimes in with a fantastic review from David Mantripp. This is a two-part review as his first impression of All a Twitter was met with a hint of skepticism. After his Friday blogpost, he returned the following Monday to comment:

“All a Twitter” is actually rather good. Tee Morris explains the mechanics of Twitter as a web application, and critically examines various tools you can get hold of to enhance your experience. But beyond that it takes a reasoned, balanced view of the “why” of Twitter, and encourages readers to decide for themselves what benefit they could get by joining in – or not.

This was the reaction that I’ve wanted from the moment I set out to write a book on Twitter, and I hope this is not the last review of its kind. Thank you, David, for giving my book a chance and enjoying my candid perspective on the Social Networking site.

Finally, we hear from Austria’s Katharina Maimer who launched a 12seconds.tv account to celebrate the arrival of her All a Twitter. if you’re not familiar with 12seconds.tv, think of it as “Twitter T.V.” as you are given twelve seconds to share a bit of video with the world. (You can find me there under TeeMonster. In Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in Ten Minutes, I’ll be going into a bit more detail on it.) Kat fired up her webcam when a box from Amazon arrived on her doorstep, and….well, why don’t you see for yourself…

Click here to visit Katharina’s Channel!

Remember to leave a review at Amazon.com, letting me know exactly what you think; and feel free to TwitPic yourself with your copy of All a Twitter and tweet me with your questions. I’ll gladly share your comments and images here!

Progress Report on Bird House Rules: I’m aiming for the first episode to drop next week, barring setbacks. More news to come!

Thanks again, all of you, for picking up your copy of All a Twitter. I hope you learn something new.

Sigma Media is All a Twitter!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:42:43 +0000

You remember my friend Gregory Lemon who was anxious to find out the status of my upcoming podcast for this blog? Well I found out why he was so anxious about my still-in-the-works iTunes link…Sigma Media is All a Twitter!

Greg posted that his copy arrived and shared with me and his relative networks this TwitPic. I am anxious to hear what he (and those of you also receiving your copy) has to say about my tutorials and observations on Twitter. Remember to leave a review at Amazon.com, letting me know exactly what you think; and feel free to TwitPic yourself with your copy of All a Twitter and tweet me with your questions. I’d love to hear from you!

Oh, and Greg…production on Bird House Rules starts this morning. More news to come!

Thanks again for picking up your copy of All a Twitter. I hope you learn something new.

“Computer Outlook” is All a Twitter!

Twitter's Tee Morris — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:30:27 +0000

On July 9. 2009, I was invited to talk about all things Twitter and (of course) All a Twitter with Computer Outlook, a radio show for computer professionals and enthusiasts based out of Las Vegas, Nevada (baby!). Hosts John and Christine Iasiuolo sit down with me to talk about Twitter from both a professional and personal perspective, serving as a great primer for the experience All a Twitter provides.

This was my first official interview for the title, and a terrific kickoff in promoting this latest title concerning Social Media. If you would like to have me on your podcast or would care to host a guest blog column with me, feel free to contact me here! Thanks for listening.

“Hey, Tee, the iTunes link — what gives?”

Twitter's Tee Morris — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 12:28:41 +0000

Got a ping from my good friend and podcast consultant Gregory Lemon of Sigma Media. He was asking about the iTunes link and the podcast feed located on the right-hand side. Simply put, they’re not working.

Sorry about that…

First, it pleases me to end that people are already that folks are clicking links. Thanks, everyone. As far as the iTunes and podcast links are concerned, I’m working on the podcast as we speak. Keep an eye on the blog and this RSS feed for news on when the podcast officially launches.

Thanks again for visiting! More to come…