Maybe I’ll have ‘What now?‘ carved into my tombstone. It’s an ever-relevant question, and someone might even smile at it if they thought it was the last thing some dead guy wanted to know. Which it would be. Now, after Doug Belshaw’s post – maybe even partly because of his question, Is Twitter Bad for [...]
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