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I am more important than you

By Greg Huntoon | December 28, 2008

Yesterday, an interesting blog post went up on Loic LeMuer’s website requesting an advanced Twitter search and how you should be able to filter search results based on how many followers you have. He simply stated, “Comments about your brand or yourself coming from @techcrunch with 36000 followers are not equal than someone with 100 [...]

Posted in Blogs, Community, Technology, Web Apps | Also tagged authority, celebrity, filtering, followers, loic le meur, robert scoble, twitter search, value | 1 Comment

The reporter is dead! Long live the reporter!

By Greg Huntoon | December 21, 2008

Tonight showed, yet again, how our current news system is filled with holes, and dying a very long and drawn out death. It’s not as if I’m the first to suggest this…it’s been coming for years and years and years. But in the past few months, it has become painfully obvious that both traditional broadcast [...]

Posted in Community, News, Technology, Web Apps | Also tagged BNOnews, breaking news, cnn, Continental 1404, crash, denver, media outlets, Michael van Poppel, mumbai, terrorist attacks, traditional news | 19 Comments

About Greg Huntoon

An anthropologist and writer by education, Greg converted a lifelong passion and enthusiasm for architecture and technology into a successful career as a designer and art director. Greg is currently employed as the Director of Social Media for Break Media. He is particularly focused on user experience, branding, social media, site architecture, navigation, and grid-based designs. Read full bio

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Fritter? What Facebook’s Opening Up Means for Twitter

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