Business and Technology
Every morning as soon as I get up and on the way to the office I update my status on my mobile Twitter with words on the lines of ‘good morning people’ or ‘on my way to the office, traffic not so bad this morning’. Throughout the day as I go through my daily activities I duly tweet what I do, what I eat, my opinions on current issues, my responses to what other Twitterers post and from time to time, my ideas and from time to time, some words or wisdom that cross my mind. The last thing I do before retiring for the night is to check my Twitter Timeline and post a final tweet for the day, usually not forgetting to wish people goodnight.
I notice that I’m not the only one who in the last few months has developed this new habit. As a matter of fact, if anything other people tweet their statuses (which mostly consist of re-tweeting other people’s messages and a variation of the content I listed above) with even greater frequency.
