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

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Special Edition: Cirque du Social Media 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....

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Birdhouse Rules: The Pilot Episode 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....

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Tee Morris on Radio New Zealand To give this new blog a proper kick off, I offer up Part One of an interview featured at Imagine That! Studios. Enjoy! Te Papa, the National Museum of New Zealand, introduced me to Radio New Zealand...

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INTERVIEW: All a Twitter featured on View from Vahalla

Posted by Twitter's Tee Morris | Posted in Appearances, Blogging, Twips, TwitReviews, Twitter Topics | Posted on 11-03-2010

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With the return of Bird House Rules, I am getting back into my groove on this blog. Que Publishing has been instrumental in bringing me back into this groove after contacting me concerning All a Twitter. As mentioned in the previous BHR,  the book is being featured once again in Barnes & Noble Bookstores everywhere, and asked me “Whatever you can do to get the word out…”  I sent out a query to my Twitter and Facebook networks, letting them know that I was available for interviews.

From Twitter I heard from long-time-friend of the Bird House @Odin1eye who featured me in a particularly fun interview on his blog View From Vahalla. This blog features podcast reviews, commentary and rants on Social Media and the world it impacts, and (now) interviews. Odin1eye and I talk about about how Twitter has changed, where it is headed, and what went into the writing of All a Twitter. Here’s a selection from the interview: