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Trend Tacking With Twitter

I've been wondering when this would happen.  You can now track concepts on Twitter via your cell phone.  You could stalk or track your friends in this way.  But now, you can track keywords "Nonprofit" or  you can ego track "Beth Kanter."  Has to be done on   Jermiah Owyang suggests "This could provide more utility for those that are responsible for watching certain markets, products, or even emergency use." 

I wonder what Teresa CrawfordJayne CravensDina Mehta or Gregg Swanson, from Humaninet, might think about this?  Making me wonder if Twitter works on mobile phones outside of US and UK?  Of course, for it to work people have to be comfortable with their cell phones.

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Hi Beth .. great point! I'd love to be able to use Twitter off my mobile phone, but I fear each message will cost me international text rates - and so I don't. It would be a powerful tool am certain, if their servers were based in difft regions. In Asia, texting is pretty common - so that wouldn't be much of a worry.

I know it's incredibly uncool to say this, but I really don't care to use Twitter. I don't want to track *anything* via my cell phone. I am so overwhelmed by all the online groups, RSS feeds, email subscriptions, OSN memberships and incoming email in my life. I can't imagine that I'm not already connecting to *more* than I should be. And most nonprofits I talk to feel the same way -- they are on information overload, and what they need are more resources to handle all the people that want to connect with them via all the many, many, many ways people are already doing so.

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