Follow WGS Behind the Scenes via Twitter

Wed, Oct 22, 2008

  |  Terry Walsh
Follow WGS Behind the Scenes via Twitter

So, WHS aside,  I generally like to be one of the last people to get into certain technologies. Mobile phones? Got one when work forced me to get one. Standard issue Office Crackberry? Sits on the sideboard switched off. Facebook? Don’t even.

Generally, I don’t have the time to play with a lot of the prevalent microblogging technologies that are around – and I question whether people are really that interested in what I’m up to outside of writing WGS (I’m writing this on the train home from work, if you must know), but I have this nagging feeling that the site may just need a Twitter feed, for the social networking junkies out there, and those who really do need the news first.

I’ve found a nice Vista sidebar gadget that allows me to update Twitter quickly and I’ll take a look at hooking up the site’s RSS feed to Twitter too, so if you’re a Twitter user, then you can follow me/the site over at http://twitter.com/wegotserved

There you’ll find you’ll pick up the behind the scenes story at WGS, including first site of some of the news snippets that will be hitting the site in the next day or so. The first snippet is up on Twitter now, which won’t hit the site for a few hours.

Yep, I know I’m last there.

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Terry Walsh - who has written 1678 posts on We Got Served.

Terry Walsh is the founding editor and owner of We Got Served. Since February 2007, the site has provided detailed coverage and analysis of the emerging home server category, and has subsequently grown into a major outlet for digital home news and reviews.

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No Responses to “Follow WGS Behind the Scenes via Twitter”

  1. Stenton23 Says:

    Twitter is pretty odd, I think. On the one hand, it seems too vacuous to have much value, yet it does attract attention and does play a role in social networking.

    Reply

  2. HobbesPDX Says:

    What gadget are you using for the Vista Sidebar?
    (can you provide a link, please?)

    Reply

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