Back in January 2009 I started getting a lot of hashtags in my Twitter feed, this is an article about that phenomenon, how you can use hashtags and what's up with all these retweets. I wrote this article in the January issue 2009 of Urban Lifestyle Report - New Media.
1) The document discusses the use and popularity of hashtags on social media platforms like Twitter. It explores how hashtags are used to group tweets by topic or event and how some hashtags gain widespread usage while others remain niche.
2) Predicting which hashtags will become widely popular is important for economic and marketing reasons. Factors like how the hashtag is used by influential accounts and how it spreads through social connections can impact its adoption.
3) The hashtag symbol was originally used on IRC to label groups and topics but became mainstream on Twitter, where clicking on a hashtag links to other tweets using it. General interest hashtags like #lol tend to be more popular than specific ones.
The document discusses several tools for displaying tweets on screens at events, including both free and paid options. Some key tools mentioned are:
1. Twitter widgets - Free to use but may require tweaking to display full screen. Allows some customization.
2. Twitter Fountain - Free version offers features but includes advertising. Paid version for €24.95 removes ads and allows moderation.
3. Triqle - More expensive at €250 per event but offers professional displays and moderation capabilities.
4. Visibletweets - Free with limited customization options. Can use with paid TidyTweet service for moderation of $100/month.
It provides an overview of the
Slides for ssm presentation. Catherine Boothcbooth123
1) The document discusses how hashtags on social media, particularly Twitter, are used to group messages and topics. By including a hashtag, users can connect their tweets to others on the same topic.
2) It provides the example of the destructive #NekNominate challenge in 2014 and how a response video with the hashtag #ChangeOneThing was able to redirect the conversation.
3) Predicting which hashtags will become popular on Twitter is important economically due to the platform's influence. Hashtags are analyzed based on their spread through users' social connections and semantic similarities to other tags.
The document provides an overview of how to use Twitter effectively for both personal and business purposes. It discusses the key features of Twitter including retweeting, hashtags, following others, direct messaging. It also provides tips on who to follow, how to engage journalists, tools like TweetDeck, and dos and don'ts for using Twitter professionally.
The document provides guidance on tools and strategies for getting started with social media. It recommends a smartphone, Twitter desktop client, blog platform like WordPress, and participation in conversations as key elements. Twitter is framed as a communication tool where building relationships is important through participating in discussions, using hashtags, and direct messaging privately.
This document is an introduction to an eBook providing advice on effectively using Twitter. It contains over 30 essays from social media experts on various best practices and tips for Twitter, including growing your network, engaging with others, using Twitter for business or customer service, and integrating Twitter into your website. The eBook is intended to help both new and experienced Twitter users better understand how to maximize their experience on the platform.
1) The document discusses the use and popularity of hashtags on social media platforms like Twitter. It explores how hashtags are used to group tweets by topic or event and how some hashtags gain widespread usage while others remain niche.
2) Predicting which hashtags will become widely popular is important for economic and marketing reasons. Factors like how the hashtag is used by influential accounts and how it spreads through social connections can impact its adoption.
3) The hashtag symbol was originally used on IRC to label groups and topics but became mainstream on Twitter, where clicking on a hashtag links to other tweets using it. General interest hashtags like #lol tend to be more popular than specific ones.
The document discusses several tools for displaying tweets on screens at events, including both free and paid options. Some key tools mentioned are:
1. Twitter widgets - Free to use but may require tweaking to display full screen. Allows some customization.
2. Twitter Fountain - Free version offers features but includes advertising. Paid version for €24.95 removes ads and allows moderation.
3. Triqle - More expensive at €250 per event but offers professional displays and moderation capabilities.
4. Visibletweets - Free with limited customization options. Can use with paid TidyTweet service for moderation of $100/month.
It provides an overview of the
Slides for ssm presentation. Catherine Boothcbooth123
1) The document discusses how hashtags on social media, particularly Twitter, are used to group messages and topics. By including a hashtag, users can connect their tweets to others on the same topic.
2) It provides the example of the destructive #NekNominate challenge in 2014 and how a response video with the hashtag #ChangeOneThing was able to redirect the conversation.
3) Predicting which hashtags will become popular on Twitter is important economically due to the platform's influence. Hashtags are analyzed based on their spread through users' social connections and semantic similarities to other tags.
The document provides an overview of how to use Twitter effectively for both personal and business purposes. It discusses the key features of Twitter including retweeting, hashtags, following others, direct messaging. It also provides tips on who to follow, how to engage journalists, tools like TweetDeck, and dos and don'ts for using Twitter professionally.
The document provides guidance on tools and strategies for getting started with social media. It recommends a smartphone, Twitter desktop client, blog platform like WordPress, and participation in conversations as key elements. Twitter is framed as a communication tool where building relationships is important through participating in discussions, using hashtags, and direct messaging privately.
This document is an introduction to an eBook providing advice on effectively using Twitter. It contains over 30 essays from social media experts on various best practices and tips for Twitter, including growing your network, engaging with others, using Twitter for business or customer service, and integrating Twitter into your website. The eBook is intended to help both new and experienced Twitter users better understand how to maximize their experience on the platform.
The document provides guidance on using various social media tools and platforms, including Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and blogging. It recommends setting up profiles with real names and photos, participating in conversations, using hashtags and retweets on Twitter, writing recommendations and answering questions on LinkedIn, and finding friends carefully on Facebook while maintaining a professional image. The overall focus is on using social media to build relationships and participate in discussions within communities.
This document provides information on microblogging and how businesses can use it effectively. It defines microblogging as short blog posts of around 160 characters on sites like Twitter. The document discusses popular microblogging sites, how businesses are using microblogging to build their brand, network, and drive traffic. It provides tips for businesses on using microblogging effectively such as adding value, following the right people, and monitoring discussions.
Jack Dorsey created Twitter in 2006 as a way for people to share messages similar to SMS texts. Twitter allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Popular features include following other users to see their tweets, using hashtags to discuss topics, and organizing followers into lists. Proper Twitter etiquette suggests interacting with other users, avoiding self-promotion, and being polite in discussions.
Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter are popular social media platforms. Snapchat's main purpose is private communication between users, while Instagram focuses on photo and video sharing. Twitter allows users to share opinions, photos, videos and engage in conversations. All three platforms primarily generate revenue through advertisements. Snapchat shows ads on its Discover page and sponsored Snaps. Instagram displays ads between Stories and promotes partner posts. Twitter sells promoted tweets and uses an algorithm to target relevant ads to users. Each platform has a simple color scheme and layout for easy navigation.
101 twitter tips will help you get the most out of your twitter experience, even if you are an old hand at twitter you will learn new tips or remember those old ones you forgot.
This free pdf is brought toyou by http://www.DiaryOfSuccess.com
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Twitter as a promotional tool for businesses. It discusses that Twitter allows users to share "what you are doing now" in 140 characters or less. The document encourages businesses to join Twitter in order to quickly promote themselves, stay connected with customers and followers, raise their profile, and use Twitter as an instant marketing and branding tool. It also provides tips for getting people to follow a business's Twitter profile by creating a unique Twitter URL and badge to promote on other sites and in communications.
The document provides guidance for delegates participating in a 12-day Twitter course. It includes instructions on setting up a Twitter profile, including choosing a username, adding a photo, biography and other profile details. The course will take place over 12 days, with daily activities and resources provided to teach participants how to use Twitter effectively for business purposes. Delegates will receive support from course leaders throughout the 3-week period.
A really concise and action oriented guide to using twitter more effectively targeted at novice users, particularly media folk by someone who has done A LOT of twitter training.
The document provides guidance for small businesses on using Twitter to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses how one small bookstore owner used Twitter to save her struggling store. The document then outlines how to get started on Twitter, including the anatomy of a tweet, designing a business profile, and bringing personality to tweets. It also offers tips on engaging an audience by listening first, developing a business voice, tweeting regularly, and sharing content that others will want to retweet or share.
Twitter for Business is a workshop presentation I delivered to SME's in Worthing on 2nd September 2009.
What is Twitter; Why a business should be using Twitter and the Tools that you can use.
Mojave has put together this free guide to help your brand reach customers in engaging, conversational ways. We hate irrelevant interruptive advertising, and believe that brands and customers can come together through relevant, engaging conversations via social media.
While many senior executives have taken to our digitally connected universe like ducks to water, others haven’t. And if that statement resonates – then this document is for you.
Welcome to the first in a series of documents specifically designed for the CEO – or senior executive – who wants to know more and how best to join the party.
Top 10 twitter tips for engagement from Reach FurtherLiz Cable
The document provides 10 tips for increasing engagement on Twitter: 1) Retweet others and engage in conversations; 2) Use modified tweets to add your own perspective; 3) Provide context for links in tweets; 4) Comment on controversial topics or join hashtag conversations; 5) Avoid overusing hashtags or text speak; 6) Don't use Twitter solely to vent or complain; 7) Consider how tweets will make people feel; 8) Comment on breaking news with your perspective; 9) Share expertise and interesting content to help your community.
Twitter & News กระแส Social Media ในสื่อ และสังคมJira Hongsamrerng
The document discusses different ways that news organizations and journalists use Twitter and the varying levels of success and return on investment. It notes that while highly interactive journalists like David Pogue can gain many followers, most journalists and news organizations struggle. Automated Twitter feeds that just share headlines have limited value but can still attract followers, while more curated and interactive approaches may have better engagement. It concludes that a mixed approach including both automated and human-curated feeds may be best for news organizations on Twitter.
Michelle Finkler wrote this roundup on how to improve your media company\'s Twitter strategy by using Twitter tools. She also designed the layout for this center spread.
PennFuture Appeal of Permit to Produce Road Salt from Marcellus Shale WastewaterMarcellus Drilling News
An appeal by PennFuture of a PA Dept. of Environmental Protection decision to grant a permit to Integrated Water Technologies allowing them to process Marcellus Shale wastewater and from that processing, produce salt for spreading on roadways and other products to be used in commerical activities. PennFuture claims that the DEP held hearings for one purpose (just treating the wastewater) and then switched the permit to allow a different use (roadway sale, etc.).
Report: The Economic Impact of Sunoco Logistics' Mariner East Projects in Pen...Marcellus Drilling News
A study published by research firm Econsult Solutions, Inc., commissioned by Sunoco Logistics. The study finds the Sunoco Mariner East 1 & 2 pipeline projects together in Pennsylvania--designed to flow ethane, propane and natural gas liquids from western PA and eastern OH to a refinery in the Philadelphia area, will add around $4.2 billion to Pennsylvania’s economy, support more than 30,000 jobs during the construction period, and create 300-400 permanent jobs. Good news for PA!
A binding open season (time for new customers to sign up) for using a new 105-mile natural gas pipeline from Luzerne County in northeastern PA to Mercer County near Trenton, NJ. The open season runs to August 29, 2014. This announcement contains details for the newly announced project to carry Marcellus Shale gas to customers in PA and NJ.
When tasting gets global over the Internet there is no boundaries to what people can collaborate about. TwitterTasteLive is an interesting phenomenon. This is an article I wrote in the January issue 2009 of Urban Lifestyle Report - New Media.
The document provides guidance on using various social media tools and platforms, including Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and blogging. It recommends setting up profiles with real names and photos, participating in conversations, using hashtags and retweets on Twitter, writing recommendations and answering questions on LinkedIn, and finding friends carefully on Facebook while maintaining a professional image. The overall focus is on using social media to build relationships and participate in discussions within communities.
This document provides information on microblogging and how businesses can use it effectively. It defines microblogging as short blog posts of around 160 characters on sites like Twitter. The document discusses popular microblogging sites, how businesses are using microblogging to build their brand, network, and drive traffic. It provides tips for businesses on using microblogging effectively such as adding value, following the right people, and monitoring discussions.
Jack Dorsey created Twitter in 2006 as a way for people to share messages similar to SMS texts. Twitter allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Popular features include following other users to see their tweets, using hashtags to discuss topics, and organizing followers into lists. Proper Twitter etiquette suggests interacting with other users, avoiding self-promotion, and being polite in discussions.
Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter are popular social media platforms. Snapchat's main purpose is private communication between users, while Instagram focuses on photo and video sharing. Twitter allows users to share opinions, photos, videos and engage in conversations. All three platforms primarily generate revenue through advertisements. Snapchat shows ads on its Discover page and sponsored Snaps. Instagram displays ads between Stories and promotes partner posts. Twitter sells promoted tweets and uses an algorithm to target relevant ads to users. Each platform has a simple color scheme and layout for easy navigation.
101 twitter tips will help you get the most out of your twitter experience, even if you are an old hand at twitter you will learn new tips or remember those old ones you forgot.
This free pdf is brought toyou by http://www.DiaryOfSuccess.com
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Twitter as a promotional tool for businesses. It discusses that Twitter allows users to share "what you are doing now" in 140 characters or less. The document encourages businesses to join Twitter in order to quickly promote themselves, stay connected with customers and followers, raise their profile, and use Twitter as an instant marketing and branding tool. It also provides tips for getting people to follow a business's Twitter profile by creating a unique Twitter URL and badge to promote on other sites and in communications.
The document provides guidance for delegates participating in a 12-day Twitter course. It includes instructions on setting up a Twitter profile, including choosing a username, adding a photo, biography and other profile details. The course will take place over 12 days, with daily activities and resources provided to teach participants how to use Twitter effectively for business purposes. Delegates will receive support from course leaders throughout the 3-week period.
A really concise and action oriented guide to using twitter more effectively targeted at novice users, particularly media folk by someone who has done A LOT of twitter training.
The document provides guidance for small businesses on using Twitter to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses how one small bookstore owner used Twitter to save her struggling store. The document then outlines how to get started on Twitter, including the anatomy of a tweet, designing a business profile, and bringing personality to tweets. It also offers tips on engaging an audience by listening first, developing a business voice, tweeting regularly, and sharing content that others will want to retweet or share.
Twitter for Business is a workshop presentation I delivered to SME's in Worthing on 2nd September 2009.
What is Twitter; Why a business should be using Twitter and the Tools that you can use.
Mojave has put together this free guide to help your brand reach customers in engaging, conversational ways. We hate irrelevant interruptive advertising, and believe that brands and customers can come together through relevant, engaging conversations via social media.
While many senior executives have taken to our digitally connected universe like ducks to water, others haven’t. And if that statement resonates – then this document is for you.
Welcome to the first in a series of documents specifically designed for the CEO – or senior executive – who wants to know more and how best to join the party.
Top 10 twitter tips for engagement from Reach FurtherLiz Cable
The document provides 10 tips for increasing engagement on Twitter: 1) Retweet others and engage in conversations; 2) Use modified tweets to add your own perspective; 3) Provide context for links in tweets; 4) Comment on controversial topics or join hashtag conversations; 5) Avoid overusing hashtags or text speak; 6) Don't use Twitter solely to vent or complain; 7) Consider how tweets will make people feel; 8) Comment on breaking news with your perspective; 9) Share expertise and interesting content to help your community.
Twitter & News กระแส Social Media ในสื่อ และสังคมJira Hongsamrerng
The document discusses different ways that news organizations and journalists use Twitter and the varying levels of success and return on investment. It notes that while highly interactive journalists like David Pogue can gain many followers, most journalists and news organizations struggle. Automated Twitter feeds that just share headlines have limited value but can still attract followers, while more curated and interactive approaches may have better engagement. It concludes that a mixed approach including both automated and human-curated feeds may be best for news organizations on Twitter.
Michelle Finkler wrote this roundup on how to improve your media company\'s Twitter strategy by using Twitter tools. She also designed the layout for this center spread.
PennFuture Appeal of Permit to Produce Road Salt from Marcellus Shale WastewaterMarcellus Drilling News
An appeal by PennFuture of a PA Dept. of Environmental Protection decision to grant a permit to Integrated Water Technologies allowing them to process Marcellus Shale wastewater and from that processing, produce salt for spreading on roadways and other products to be used in commerical activities. PennFuture claims that the DEP held hearings for one purpose (just treating the wastewater) and then switched the permit to allow a different use (roadway sale, etc.).
Report: The Economic Impact of Sunoco Logistics' Mariner East Projects in Pen...Marcellus Drilling News
A study published by research firm Econsult Solutions, Inc., commissioned by Sunoco Logistics. The study finds the Sunoco Mariner East 1 & 2 pipeline projects together in Pennsylvania--designed to flow ethane, propane and natural gas liquids from western PA and eastern OH to a refinery in the Philadelphia area, will add around $4.2 billion to Pennsylvania’s economy, support more than 30,000 jobs during the construction period, and create 300-400 permanent jobs. Good news for PA!
A binding open season (time for new customers to sign up) for using a new 105-mile natural gas pipeline from Luzerne County in northeastern PA to Mercer County near Trenton, NJ. The open season runs to August 29, 2014. This announcement contains details for the newly announced project to carry Marcellus Shale gas to customers in PA and NJ.
When tasting gets global over the Internet there is no boundaries to what people can collaborate about. TwitterTasteLive is an interesting phenomenon. This is an article I wrote in the January issue 2009 of Urban Lifestyle Report - New Media.
Poll results from Harris Interactive (hired by the American Petroleum Institute) on American attitudes toward exporting natural gas. The poll was conducted in mid-May 2013 and found a large majority believe exports of natural gas will create jobs in the U.S., make this country more secure and reduce the trade deficit.
This document discusses the challenges people face daily in making important decisions that affect themselves and others. It notes that people often choose to stay in their current circumstances, which they view as safer, rather than moving through gates that seem unknown. Moving through unknown gates represents change and potential improvement over one's current situation.
This document is a memorial notice announcing a tribute for Josefa M. Plana to be held on November 14, 2011 at 2:00pm at the Holy Gardens Oton Memorial Park. The tribute is a remembrance for Josefa M. Plana at the memorial park. The notice closes by saying "Go with God Josefa".
Hashtags have become a popular way to connect and share information on social media platforms. The document discusses how hashtags can be used to create engagement and conversations around events. It provides guidance on choosing an effective event hashtag, promoting the hashtag, and using hashtags across different social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to maximize exposure and engagement for an event.
People are straight-up freaking out about Twitter...especially people who work in marketing and are responsible for consulting brands about what to do on the interwebs.
This presentation offers an overview of what Twitter is, how it works and why it works that way, as well as recommendations for how brands can strategically operate in this space to meet marketing objectives without being typical PR scumbags.
Enjoy!
This document provides an introduction and overview of the social media platform Twitter. It explains that Twitter allows users to post short text updates called tweets that are visible to their followers. The document discusses why Twitter is important as an archive of public conversations and how both individuals and brands can use it to share content, start discussions, build communities and conduct research. It also provides basic instructions for setting up a Twitter account and engaging with others on the platform through replies, retweets and hashtags.
Unfortunately, healthcare isn’t as simple as baseball. And to make matters worse, we all know how healthcare loves to use abbreviations, technical jargon, and even use different terminology that essentially all means the same thing. Now lay on top of that the fact that Twitter hashtags are home-grown, without any rules, and without informing the rest of the healthcare community on Twitter what exactly your chosen hashtag means. Take all these issues, stir them up in a pot and healthcare hashtags often become more like mishmash-tags.
This document provides guidance on effectively live tweeting conferences and events on Twitter. It recommends preparing in advance by creating a hashtag, listing speaker details, and using tools like TweetDeck or Hootsuite. During the event, it suggests limiting tweets to 2 per minute, enlisting a partner, taking photos, and focusing on insightful content. Afterward, using an app like Chirpstory to structure tweets into a story. The document also includes a glossary of common Twitter terms to help new users understand concepts like hashtags, retweets, and mentions.
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Key Twitter terms include tweets, retweets, handles, hashtags, and direct messages. Users can follow other accounts and see their tweets in their Twitter feed. Engaging with other users through replies, mentions, and retweets can help one build their own following on Twitter. Hashtags help group tweets by topic to facilitate finding relevant conversations.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter for tourism marketing. It discusses how travelers use social media for trip planning and asks travel-related questions on Twitter. The document outlines seven rules for Twitter success, including establishing objectives, tweeting like a person, keeping tweets short, sharing about others, engaging daily, considering time zones, and scheduling tweets. It also discusses hashtags, Twitter jargon, what types of content to tweet, managing impressions, organizing with scheduling tools, who to follow, and examples of effective tourism Twitter accounts like @Sweden and @VisitPhilly.
The document summarizes the results of the first part of the "Ultimate Twitter Study", which aimed to map the profile, use, and motivations of Twitter users. Participants registered on the study website and received daily questions via Twitter with response tags. The initial results found that Twitter users associate it with being knowledgeable, up-to-date, quick, sharing short information, being open, user-friendly, and a tool for personal branding. The qualitative research phase was ongoing until the end of May, with the full study wrapping up in June.
The document discusses using a Twitter friend adder tool to automatically grow relevant followers and spread messages. It notes that while Twitter is commonly used to share links, having followers interested in your product is important. A Twitter friend adder tool can help target large numbers of interested people based on profiles, industries, locations and ages. This allows one to efficiently reach thousands who may buy products or spread messages, without manually following each user.
Slides for ssm presentation Catherine Boothcbooth123
1) The document discusses how hashtags on social media, particularly Twitter, are used to group messages and topics. By including a hashtag, users can connect their tweets to others on the same topic.
2) It also examines how influential individuals and popular hashtags spread ideas through social networks on these platforms. A case study is presented on the #NekNominate hashtag and how it was used to both spread a dangerous challenge but also draw attention to promoting positive change.
3) Predicting which hashtags will become widely popular is important for businesses and organizations to understand how to effectively engage users. A campaign example is given for the #milk4kids hashtag that was very successful at raising awareness and funds
This document discusses how Twitter can be useful for researchers and academics. It begins by explaining what Twitter is and debunking common myths about it. Some key benefits of Twitter for researchers are connecting with peers, staying up to date in one's field, and sharing one's work. Examples are given of academic Twitter accounts to follow. Guidelines are provided for using Twitter well, such as balancing self-promotion with conversation. The document encourages embracing mobile Twitter and using hashtags, questions, and other strategies to engage others online.
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short updates of up to 140 characters. It functions like a cross between instant messaging and an online chat room. The largest demographic of Twitter users are 35-44 year olds. People use Twitter as a virtual water cooler to engage in conversations and build online communities. Marketing via Twitter can help engage customers, monitor brand mentions, and provide live updates on events. Setting up a profile, learning how to post, follow others, retweet, and use hashtags are important basics for using Twitter effectively. Objectives like networking, monitoring brand mentions, and extending the reach of content can be achieved through strategic Twitter use.
This document provides guidance on social media marketing strategies for week 4. It discusses understanding the power of social media, setting up profiles on multiple sites and connecting them through management systems. Specific guidance is given on using Facebook, including timeline banners and analytics. Other topics covered include building inbound leads through niche targeting and connections, using hashtags, QR codes and events for campaigns. Definitions and best practices are outlined for hashtag usage. Various social media symbols and their uses are also defined.
This document provides an introduction to Twitter and how it can be useful for academics and researchers. It explains that Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share messages up to 140 characters. For researchers, Twitter can be used to build scholarly networks, stay up to date in their field, share resources, and engage with others who have similar interests. Several researchers explain how Twitter has benefited them professionally by helping make connections, get feedback on ideas, and find relevant resources. The document concludes by offering tips for using Twitter effectively such as asking questions, maintaining a balanced professional and personal presence, and telling others about your Twitter account.
1) The document discusses the use and popularity of hashtags on social media platforms like Twitter. It explores how hashtags are used to group related tweets on a topic and how some hashtags gain widespread usage while others remain niche.
2) The popularity of hashtags can be predicted based on how they spread through social connections on platforms like Twitter. Newly created hashtags that are used to discuss emerging topics or events have the potential to take off if influential users help spread them.
3) The origins of the hashtag can be traced back to IRC chat, but it was Twitter that helped popularize its use by making hashtags clickable links to view other tweets containing that tag. Now hashtags are an essential way
A collection of ten pieces of advice on Twitter and blogging for Local Action Groups (LAGs) as part of the LEADER conference in Aviemore, March 10, 2016.
Project Management Semester Long Project - Acuityjpupo2018
Acuity is an innovative learning app designed to transform the way you engage with knowledge. Powered by AI technology, Acuity takes complex topics and distills them into concise, interactive summaries that are easy to read & understand. Whether you're exploring the depths of quantum mechanics or seeking insight into historical events, Acuity provides the key information you need without the burden of lengthy texts.
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Prompting language models is hard, while programming language models is easy. In this talk, I will discuss the state-of-the-art framework DSPy for programming foundation models with its powerful optimizers and runtime constraint system.
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Pakdata Cf is a groundbreaking system designed to streamline and facilitate access to CNIC information. This innovative platform leverages advanced technology to provide users with efficient and secure access to their CNIC details.
Have you ever been confused by the myriad of choices offered by AWS for hosting a website or an API?
Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk, Lightsail, Amplify, S3 (and more!) can each host websites + APIs. But which one should we choose?
Which one is cheapest? Which one is fastest? Which one will scale to meet our needs?
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TrustArc Webinar - 2024 Global Privacy SurveyTrustArc
How does your privacy program stack up against your peers? What challenges are privacy teams tackling and prioritizing in 2024?
In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
This webinar will review:
- The top 10 privacy insights from the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey
- The top challenges for privacy leaders, practitioners, and organizations in 2024
- Key themes to consider in developing and maintaining your privacy program
Digital Marketing Trends in 2024 | Guide for Staying AheadWask
https://www.wask.co/ebooks/digital-marketing-trends-in-2024
Feeling lost in the digital marketing whirlwind of 2024? Technology is changing, consumer habits are evolving, and staying ahead of the curve feels like a never-ending pursuit. This e-book is your compass. Dive into actionable insights to handle the complexities of modern marketing. From hyper-personalization to the power of user-generated content, learn how to build long-term relationships with your audience and unlock the secrets to success in the ever-shifting digital landscape.
Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift.pdfTosin Akinosho
Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift
Overview
Dive into the world of anomaly detection on edge devices with our comprehensive hands-on tutorial. This SlideShare presentation will guide you through the entire process, from data collection and model training to edge deployment and real-time monitoring. Perfect for those looking to implement robust anomaly detection systems on resource-constrained IoT/edge devices.
Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to Anomaly Detection
- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
- Learn about edge computing and IoT, and how they enable real-time data processing and decision-making at the source.
3. What is ArgoCD?
- Discover ArgoCD, a declarative, GitOps continuous delivery tool for Kubernetes, and its role in deploying applications on edge devices.
4. Deployment Using ArgoCD for Edge Devices
- Step-by-step guide on deploying anomaly detection models on edge devices using ArgoCD.
5. Introduction to Apache Kafka and S3
- Explore Apache Kafka for real-time data streaming and Amazon S3 for scalable storage solutions.
6. Viewing Kafka Messages in the Data Lake
- Learn how to view and analyze Kafka messages stored in a data lake for better insights.
7. What is Prometheus?
- Get to know Prometheus, an open-source monitoring and alerting toolkit, and its application in monitoring edge devices.
8. Monitoring Application Metrics with Prometheus
- Detailed instructions on setting up Prometheus to monitor the performance and health of your anomaly detection system.
9. What is Camel K?
- Introduction to Camel K, a lightweight integration framework built on Apache Camel, designed for Kubernetes.
10. Configuring Camel K Integrations for Data Pipelines
- Learn how to configure Camel K for seamless data pipeline integrations in your anomaly detection workflow.
11. What is a Jupyter Notebook?
- Overview of Jupyter Notebooks, an open-source web application for creating and sharing documents with live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text.
12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
- Hands-on examples and code snippets in Jupyter Notebooks to help you implement and test anomaly detection models.
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This video focuses on integration of Salesforce with Bonterra Impact Management.
Interested in deploying an integration with Salesforce for Bonterra Impact Management? Contact us at sales@sidekicksolutionsllc.com to discuss next steps.
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Hashtags (#) & retweetS (RT)
MORE THAN JUST FANCY WORDS?
LINDA PIERRE
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Blog: http://lindapierre.tumblr.com/
Twitter is the micro-blogging tool I use the most out of the ones available right now. It may not be the
best one if you look at functions but for me it’s the obvious choice, not only because it has most users
but also because of the climate within. At this party everyone is invited and no one (well except for
spammers) are left out in the cold. It’s also a fascinating environment to walk around in. People from all
over the world are constantly telling each other what they read, watch, like and dislike.
There are so many different ways to use Twitter (and other everybody was saying at, or about, that particular event. Since
micro-blogging tools for that matter) that it would definitely Twitter isn’t famous for its structure that made sense. This was
take up all the space in this report if I would let it. There are tons a way to make it easier to gather information and to see what a
of applications that let you use the service in a number of ways. large amount of people were saying about a particular subject.
This time though I have chosen to put the magnifying glass on
two different ways of using Twitter, namely “hashtags” and The past few months the use of hashtags have grown to be much
“retweets.” more than just a way to structure and/or gather information.
We saw how the Twitter crowd used it at tragical events such
Recently I discovered a flow, or should I say “stream”, of people as the one in Mumbai back in November for instance by using
on Twitter using hashtags (#) in front of a word or, more often, an #mumbai when tweeting. The voices from within the disaster
abbreviation. At first it seemed like it was mostly used related to were being heard through the megaphone of Twitter.
different conferences and other events. A way to organise what
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News about what was going on in and around the area Not more than a few weeks ago, while there were still
of Mumbai spread faster than traditional media ever a few slices of the Christmas ham left, many Swedes
could catch up with. What I think is most interesting started to look for a new puppy to cuddle with in the
about the use of hashtags in this way is that it’s the big world wide web. Before Christmas the choice had
people, not the media, who create the news. When been the Finnish micro-blogging service Jaiku and
this becomes a tool in every mans mobile phone we those of us in Sweden that preferred Twitter weren’t
have a new journalist in every corner of the world, that many. Overall we were still talking about a fairly
telling and showing the rest of the population what small amount of people using both these services,
is going on in real time. until something happened a couple of weeks ago.
All of a sudden Swedish mainstream media opened
Using hashtags as a way to collaborate on a story up their eyes to this treasure of information and
was exactly what these journalists did to gather registered accounts on Twitter. At the same time
information about the flood in southern Washington Swedish politicians also joined and the beginning of
a few weeks ago. Instead of working in their own using micro-blogging as a tool might have taken an
chambers separated from each other, they chose important step towards going mainstream almost
to use the hashtag #waflood. This way they could over night here in Sweden. The use of hashtags
aggregate both what they as different newspapers while tweeting didn’t come far behind. Soon there
were tweeting about, and what other people in the were hashtags such as #svpt (Swedes on Twitter)
area could update them and the rest of the world in and #svbloggen which aggregates different types
real time. One of the journalists took it a bit further of Swedish blog posts. Two Swedes took the
by creating a widget to put on his website, which all opportunity to put together a site that made it even
of the others also did after a while. This way their easier for you to follow everything being tagged
readers could easy follow the news without having with #svpt. Hans Kullin, a Swedish blogger and PR
to go elsewhere than to their favourite news site. consultant, put together a widget that aggregates
Collaborative journalism became a fact. The scoop all tweets including the hashtag #svpt. By putting
was no longer the main goal but to get as much this widget on your blog, you and everybody else
and accurate information as possible. Then it was using that particular tag can reach out to people not
up to the readers to choose where they wanted to yet using Twitter.
consume the whole story.
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I’m not sure I think it’s such a good idea to put such a broad tag like 10 updates) this account has attracted over 25 000 followers. They are
#svpt next to everything you tweet about though. For me the purpose also the ones who created the social network I mentioned earlier called
of that tag was simply to show others that you exist and I don’t think hashtags.org. That number is probably that high because if you follow
you should do that in every message you put out there. The more people this account, it will automatically follow you back and can then index
are using any hashtag in the wrong way the more it’s destroying its your hashtags into their statistics at hashtags.org.
value and going against its purpose. At least that’s what I think.
Not only about news
Hopefully though this will contribute to make micro-blogs more
mainstream and that is something I definitely encourage. If you are There are other ways to use hashtags than just categorising news,
Swedish and want to see which hashtags that are most active at the more relaxed and fun ways. One of those is when hashtags are being
moment, check out this page. If you prefer keeping a wider perspective to integrated with Google Maps to for instance find fellow tweeters. Say
what conversations to take part in within the Twittersphere, hashtags. you are at the airport waiting for boarding, just tweet #boarding and
org is the site for you. There’s even a twitter account that is all about your tweet will appear at this Twitter Google maps mashup called
hashtags simply called @hashtags. In just a month (and not more than Boarding. The idea behind the application is to find fellow stranded
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travellers, but to do so you must add the three letter airport code
after the hashtag or no one will be able to find you and vice versa.
Another way people use hashtags are to see what other people’s year
resolutions are by tagging them with #resolutions. You can also find
new interesting Twitter users to follow by looking up the hashtag
#followfriday. Its purpose is to tip other fellow tweeters about that
certain somebody you are following and think
should get more attention and more followers.
The list of ways to use hashtags could go on
but if we stop here and think for a while. Is this
fairly new way of trying to structure messages
on different micro-blogging services only a good
thing? Absolutely not. Almost nothing comes in
just one flavour. There’s of course both good tastes
and more bitter ones. An over usage of hashtags
not only takes space away from those poor 140
signs you have to express yourself with, but also
makes it less spontaneous and more database
alike. How often you should use hashtags (if at all)
and how many at the same time is of course totally up to you. Even
though I think there are great potential to make good things out of
this new phenomena you should think before you automatically put a
hashtag next to your message. Ask yourself is this really something
that would add value to that certain conversation or topic?
The enormous amount of attention and the massive growth in usage
of hashtags tells me though that this is here to stay, well at least for
a while until something better comes along.
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What about Retweets?
Well I guess this trend suffers from the same syndrome as the usage of
hashtags. It’s becoming more and more common, which means people might
be clicking on that “retweet-button” a bit too much. What is a retweet you
might wonder? Think about the way we use forwarding to pass on an
email to others you think might be interested as well. This is kind of
the same thing but with Twitter messages instead and it’s open for
every one to see. If you choose to retweet somebody’s message
everybody that follows you are the receivers you could say. It’s like
giving props to a message you want to help spread.
Sometimes it could be a good thing. You easily see what a lot of
people find important right now. But mostly I think it’s a way to
clap on each others shoulders (and we all need that ones and a
while) and to suck up to someone you follow. I’m not saying I
haven’t done this myself but it’s important I think not only to
pass along what others say but to contribute with your own
opinions. As long as you do that a retweet now and then is a
good thing, at least in my opinion.
The worst symptom due to too many retweets is that it can
send the Twittersphere into a loop, just going round and
round. Like a giant eco chamber, and that is something we
do not want right? We have already seen it happen in the
blogosphere, please do not make the world of micro-blogs
another puddle in which only a few pieces of information
makes it to the surface! Most important to remember is
that you can use hashtags for a good cause as well, and
not only to be a part of a certain group of people. If more
people would gather up and use hashtags and retweets If you want to dig deaper into the world of hashtags and retweets:
for new ideas and solutions within different areas this
Twitter Fan Wiki
might actually make a difference. Jim Carlberg created the
hashtag #peace so that you could say that you “Twitter Hashtags – open source grouping
for peace”, a good start but what if that could evolve and
actually mean that people around the globe would join in Why I unfollow people who use hashtags on Twitter
and do something concrete instead of just talking about it. The microblogging phenomenon Retweet
Think about that all you tweeters out there!