Comments on: “Cult of the Amateur” and Twitter http://theprofessornotes.com/archives/536 Where my thoughts and your eyes (and now ears!) collide Wed, 23 Jun 2010 18:55:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Are Professors “Scribes?” I think therefore I’m not… http://theprofessornotes.com/archives/536/comment-page-1#comment-10074 Are Professors “Scribes?” I think therefore I’m not… Sat, 18 Apr 2009 14:35:44 +0000 http://theprofessornotes.com/?p=536#comment-10074 [...] I have written before, I thoroughly enjoyed reading Andrew Keen’s book “Cult of the Amateur.”  He [...] [...] I have written before, I thoroughly enjoyed reading Andrew Keen’s book “Cult of the Amateur.”  He [...]

]]> By: HAL http://theprofessornotes.com/archives/536/comment-page-1#comment-10016 HAL Fri, 06 Mar 2009 02:47:06 +0000 http://theprofessornotes.com/?p=536#comment-10016 Dear Professor: Friday, March 6. 2009 at 11:38AM Tokyo Time Thank you for your thoughtful post on Twitterdom. I find myself longing for a daily report of meaningful tweets posted by subject matter. While I do find that following certain people elevates my knowledge in a chosen specialty I find it hard to keep up and separate the wheat. Tweetdeck is great but it doesn't really do this. Thea reason I'm interested in you is for streamlining comments on SCM under contracting global trade conditions. I hope you will write about this on another blog or you will list a syllabus with practical short articles on SCM/ SCM management topics. Of course I'm a Mac fan too but I sometimes find using Apple frustrating when it comes to adding software tools. I know there is something called fusion and all that but I really don't want to run windows stuff on Mac other than excel and word. Sorry for the mishmash ...and thanks for looking this over! Best, HAL Dear Professor:
Friday, March 6. 2009 at 11:38AM Tokyo Time

Thank you for your thoughtful post on Twitterdom.
I find myself longing for a daily report of meaningful tweets posted by subject matter.
While I do find that following certain people elevates my knowledge in a chosen specialty I find it hard to keep up and separate the wheat.
Tweetdeck is great but it doesn’t really do this.
Thea reason I’m interested in you is for streamlining comments on SCM under contracting global trade conditions.
I hope you will write about this on another blog or you will list a syllabus with practical short articles on SCM/ SCM management topics.

Of course I’m a Mac fan too but I sometimes find using Apple frustrating when it comes to adding software tools.
I know there is something called fusion and all that but I really don’t want to run windows stuff on Mac other than excel and word.

Sorry for the mishmash …and thanks for looking this over!

Best,

HAL

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