Twitter "business" card I created and handed out at a "Tweet-Up" (dumb name for a meeting organized via Twitter).  The hallmark of Twitter is that it allows you to send only very short messages (140 characters or less).  I used a small return-address label to represent a twitter-like message window and added my Twitter name (@bukoff) and my public bio on Twitter.  General consensus was that this was a clever format.  Also liked peel-and-stick feature as it mimics the light "stickiness" of the Twitter medium.  A few people--including me--stuck these on their shirts or folders.  Making these is an easy trick using mailing label paper and an ink-jet printer.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Twitter "business" card I created and handed out at a "Tweet-Up" (dumb name for a meeting organized via Twitter).  The hallmark of Twitter is that it allows you to send only very short messages (140 characters or less).  I used a small return-address label to represent a twitter-like message window and added my Twitter name (@bukoff) and my public bio on Twitter.  General consensus was that this was a clever format.  Also liked peel-and-stick feature as it mimics the light "stickiness" of the Twitter medium.  A few people--including me--stuck these on their shirts or folders.  Making these is an easy trick using mailing label paper and an ink-jet printer.
    



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