Twitter Tweets about Blogging as of February 21, 2011
PlettRedi: RT @FollowtheLawyer: And a child shall lead them...Youth abandoning blogs/blogging for FB/Twitter. Good enough for sharing/keeping in touch http://nyti.ms/hrLV8p
2011-02-21 · Reply
siberiancharm: RT @digiphile: "the stats show all the major blogging services growing"-@PhotoMatt on @NYTimes 'blogging drift' article http://bit.ly/giNl21
2011-02-21 · Reply
james_mayes: @mySenSay Micro-blogging. There's the clue, right there! ;-)
2011-02-21 · Reply
ToddyEardley: RT @iain_mccallum: Sadly blogging often affords total retards an opinion they really shouldn't be allowed to express
2011-02-21 · Reply
PHANkiahgek: Shall do some blogging(: hee.
2011-02-21 · Reply
davidrisley: About to do some kind of interview with a college class about blogging. :-)
2011-02-21 · Reply
sherrynoik: Blogging is HARD. You have to, like, WRITE and junk: http://nyti.ms/fs9QWO [from NYT via @ivortossell]
2011-02-21 · Reply
DanielSharkov: Start Dealing With Your Blogging Tasks Right Now in 3 Easy-to-Follow Steps - http://bit.ly/eh1XmJ
2011-02-21 · Reply
tusharm: RT @creditcardsca: Read the latest in our guest blogging contest: http://su.pr/2SJOBK Get paid for using your credit card! (Just be...
2011-02-21 · Reply
EHise: Teens forgo blogging for more concise social media tools (NYTimes): http://ht.ly/40pZu
2011-02-21 · Reply
agentavenue: Real estate blogging and digital marcom ? is it all really a time suck? http://ht.ly/40q6X
2011-02-21 · Reply
andcohen: Great article about how twitter is ending blogging...NYT Blogs Wane as the Young Drift to Sites Like Twitter http://nyti.ms/gaIV4B
2011-02-21 · Reply
The_Isis: Hello world!: Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! http://bit.ly/h4sLUQ
2011-02-21 · Reply
shop_blacklabel: Good morning everyone...long day. Mini PhotoShoot ( if sun comes out), blogging, mani at noon...new products up online...long night also!
2011-02-21 · Reply
jortpossel: RT @markevans: An enthusiastic post about why blogging is still relevant and valuable - http://bit.ly/ek11hb #blogs
2011-02-21 · Reply
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