On Day 8 of the Real Time Journal, I registered NeuroNow on wefollow, a twitter directory, and also signed NeuroNow up for FaceBook. I'll set up a page in FaceBook tomorrow. Here's how I set up wefollow: Being in this... Continue reading

I'm going to document the results of the first week of real time work with NeuroNow. Here are the numbers: In a week of Twittering with NeuroNow, I've gotten the follower count to 164, and have set up a pretty... Continue reading

Moving along, the numbers are: 512 following, 130 followers and 164 tweets. Again, spent some time cleaning up bad tweets and followers, but things are looking pretty good. I'll start to push harder using TweetAdder tomorrow. Continue reading

This is the fifth day of our experiment to see how we can build up a Twitter account and make it do interesting things. Here's where we are now: 455 following, 93 followers, 134 tweets. The following:follower ratio is 4.5:1,... Continue reading

I took a screenshot of the Twitter page for NeuroNow yesterday around midnight. Here it is: All the numbers are looking good. I left TweetAdder running yesterday while I was out of WIFI and EVDO contact - who knew that... Continue reading

OK! Let's return to our Real Time Journal. Yesterday we created the NeuroNow Twitter account and created some relevant neuroscience tweets. Here's what NeuroNow looks like on Twitter today (go see it yourself at twitter.com/neuronow) The 37 tweets were generated... Continue reading

As part of presentation that I'm preparing for NFAIS (the National Federation of Science Abstracting and Indexing Services, AKA the Federation) on mobile delivery of content (see here for details), I'm planning to discuss the importance of real time tools... Continue reading

As part of presentation that I'm preparing for NFAIS (the National Federation of Science Abstracting and Indexing Services, AKA the Federation) on mobile delivery of content (see here for details), I'm planning to discuss the importance of real time tools... Continue reading

Jobs was talking about the App Store when he said that. At 1.5 billion purchases, 65K Apps and 100K developers, the App Store represents the largest ecommerce opportunity on the web since Google's AdWords and AdSense. At the same time,... Continue reading