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Tweeting What I Want
Not to name, names and they do have there own opinions but if you don’t like all the talk about the new Apple product just shot off Twitter for the day. Here is my opinion on this kind of thing. … Continue reading
Episode 04: Radio Hosts & a Podcast Network
Throughout the day I was pondering the topic should Radio Hosts be on twitter. I thought it out and wanted to record my thoughts on the matter, it was going to be great. I had several points to make and … Continue reading
The Internet, Explained
Lately I have been having trouble explaining what it is I do all the time online, I’m referring to YkOnline. How do you explain what a blog is to a person who doesn’t often go online? How do you convince … Continue reading
Pay for a Tweet
I was listening to an interesting conversation about Twitter Japan. Reports are they might be starting to charge for tweets. So what I got from it is, if you want to follow a certain person and see their tweets, you … Continue reading
Break a Guitar, Get a Song Writen About You
Singer-songwriter Dave Carrol flew on a United Airlines flight from Halifax to Nebraska March of last year and upon arriving found his $3200.00 guitar broken. After giving him the run around for more than a year United finally refused to … Continue reading
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Comment to Twitter
When I started YkOnline I made the choice to create its own Twitter account. Mainly because at that time I thought twitter was the greatest thing invented and I was full on driving the bandwagon. Nowadays I’m not so sure … Continue reading →