Social networking: What are you on?

Like just about everyone else, Facebook and LinkedIn... without ever actually looking at LinkedIn.

LOVE Facebook. I've caught up with people I've known for 30 years but haven't talked to for 20.

 

I got an A in both social studies and civics. Never figured it would come in handy making the transition to government reporter from sports reporter.

Maybe I should be looking for governmentjournalists.com.

 

It has to be better than newsjournalists.com. Doesn't it?

 

I dunno. Ask me after the elections.

 

Facebook and MySpace, but I've long forgotten my MySpace password.

I can play Oregon Trail on Facebook. That's really all the convincing I needed.

 

MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn and apparently Twitter. I still don't get the point of Twitter. I even watched this "<a href="

">Twitter In Plain English</a>" video a prof recommended, and I still don't get it. I don't feel the need to update everyone about my life between BLOG! posts. Is it just like a more neurotic form of the Facebook status updates?

 

I know the LHL Twitter's from games and the like. Other than that, I've never used the site and don't really intend to.

 

So then ... who blogs?

Is it personal stuff? Sports? Whatever comes to mind?

I read a blog entry last week that said blogs have heard their death knell.

I thought that was rather ironical ...

 

Facebook and Myspace, but I use Facebook far more.

Seems to be much bigger in Britain, which is how I've reconnected with old friends.

 

Oh, the LHL still blogs. But I've seen several Twitter, um, entries on their site in the last few weeks (months?) since Twitter became popular.

 

LHL?

 

Sorry.

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