Welcome and introduction to Microblogging

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The document summarizes a TOTS session on microblogging from December 2009. It defines microblogging as posting small pieces of digital content like text, photos, or videos online to share with friends or colleagues. The session included presentations on using Twitter for networking and information, features like aggregator tools, and using Twitter with the UBC library blog and for notifications of new materials. It also discussed stopping the use of Twitter. Finally, it mentioned a Pew Internet report that found 1 in 5 internet users used Twitter or other status updates in 2009, driven by social network, mobile, and younger users.

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