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City government has entered the online world of social networking. In an effort to modernize their communication with the public, Tampa officials have joined Twitter, a Web-based messaging service accessible on a wide variety of devices. It allows the city to send out brief, real-time messages - or "tweets" - of interest to the public. ...more
June 11, 2009
Oprah Winfrey sent her first "tweet" during a taping of her television talk show. ...more
April 17, 2009
like run your Facebook page or track Jack Bauer on a map during episodes of "24"? Maybe find every Bucs video on YouTube? ...more
March 13, 2009
Ever wish your cable TV box could do more fun things – like run your Facebook page or track Jack Bauer on a map during episodes of "24"? Maybe find every Bucs video on YouTube. Verizon Communications Inc. is taking a big step in that direction in hopes of further merging TV to the Web. ...more
March 11, 2009
In a victory for news technology in federal courts, a judge is allowing a reporter to use the microblogging service Twitter to provide constant updates from a racketeering gang trial this week. ...more
March 7, 2009
Hillsborough County is jumping on the Twitter trend, sending out county news via the social media service under the name @HCNews. So far, there's a small following -- 25 people -- but more could be flowing soon, given tweets from the county such as this one: ...more
February 25, 2009
As I got ready for an overseas trip this month, I did the things diplomats normally do: I made last-minute calls, prepared notes from meetings, packed briefing materials and travel documents. Then I did something that reflects how the world of public diplomacy is changing to adapt to the digital age: I sent a tweet. ...more
December 27, 2008
Yesterday, we sent out a request for how people tuned into election news – on TV, online, through social media sites, text messages, etc. ...more
November 5, 2008
Along the Hillsborough River recently, the mood was fowl. A small downy woodpecker expertly chipped away at cypress bark, and a pine warbler flitted among pine tree branches. Below, a tiny blue-grey gnat catcher hovered near a cluster of palmettos, and an anhinga sat near the river shoreline. ...more
November 21, 2007
Along the Hillsborough River last weekend, the mood was fowl. A small downy woodpecker expertly chipped away at some cypress bark while a pine warbler flew back and forth among pine tree branches. Below, a tiny blue-grey gnat catcher hovered near a cluster of palmettos, and an anhinga sat near the river shoreline. ...more
November 17, 2007
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