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    #twitter

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    Date
    2011-05-18
    Author
    Howard, Robert
    Koff, Rosalind
    Harvey, Teague
    Weisman, Allison
    Zaban, Zach
    Rhyan, Samuel
    Advisor(s)
    Howard, Robert
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    Subject
    communication
    education
    technology
    Permanent Link
    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/52643
    Type
    Recording, Oral
    Description
    This project documents students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who are self-declared Twitter users. It is a discussion of how Twitter effects communication through a series of questions. This project reviews why participants got a Twitter account, how they use Twitter, how they think communication on Twitter and Facebook are similar and different. It also explains and provides examples of various Twitter applications: "hashtags," "retweets," and "at" functions. Also addresses feelings toward anti-Twitter sentiments they hear from others.
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