From Tweet-Based Psychoanalysis to Crowdsourced Cookbooks
Marissa Brassfield — September 10, 2009 — Tech
Contrary to popular belief, it's possible to be productive on Twitter. Just ask the Twitter Angels, virtual Good Samaritans who help the jobless find employment. Or celebuchef Rick Bayless' followers, who learn valuable cooking and dining tips from one of the industry's foremost experts.
These innovations below prove how Twitter is used to stay productive. From tweet-based psychoanalysis to crowdsourced cookbooks, it's clear that this microblogging service is more than just a superficial way to pass time.
These innovations below prove how Twitter is used to stay productive. From tweet-based psychoanalysis to crowdsourced cookbooks, it's clear that this microblogging service is more than just a superficial way to pass time.
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