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Radio Berkman 128: Tweeting a Dead Horse

August 13th, 2009

The hype shows no signs of abating. Now that people have moved from just talking-about-Twitter, to the more meta talking-about-talking-about-Twitter, we here at Radio Berkman decided to take on the topic from our own perspective and see if there is possibly anything new left to be said about the popular microblogging service.

Turns out there is.

On today’s episode:

• An interview with @birdchick about Twitter’s corollaries in the natural world;

• An interview with @zephoria about ReTweeting, and stepping outside of the conversation on Twitter;

• A much anticipated debate on Twitter’s “revolutionariness” between the Berkman Center’s amazing summer interns. (To hear the full debate, click here.)

Listen: or download
…also in Ogg!

CC-licensed music this week:

Coconut Monkeyrocket: “Accidental Beatnik”
Morgantj: Café Connection
Neurowaxx: “Pop Circus”
Podington Bear: “The Squeaky Song”
RAC Remix: Zero (orig. Yeah Yeah Yeahs)

The Reference Section:
Twitter Grew Up in July
Bird Chick
Connect to danah boyd’s research and blog
Our debaters: Rebekah, Sawyer, Catherine, and Chris. Andrew Moshirnia has not yet joined Twitter publicly.

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  • 1. MediaBerkman : Radio Berk&hellip  |  August 13th, 2009 at 11:52 am

    […] excerpted from this debate for this week’s Radio Berkman (listen here), but the full debate is chock full of some great perspectives on whether Twitter is a force for […]

  • 2. Interview About Twitter &&hellip  |  August 13th, 2009 at 5:42 pm

    […] sure how it happened, but I was interviewed on Harvard’s Radio Berkman about Twitter and how it relates to birds.  You can listen to it […]

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