Soren Gordhamer, the author of Wisdom 2.0 and a leading idea-generator on social media, posts on Mashable an argument for Twitter as the hub of media through which we create, consume and share.
"The most radical shift to media in recent years is that we now have a central real-time hub that serves to enhance every other content platform on the web," he writes.
Twitter is it.
Gordhamer points to the notion of Twitter as our, not your, media. He notes the power of the crowd in selecting news. He cites Twitter's capacity to carry any form of media, to interact and to connect.
"The most obvious hub we have at our disposal today is Twitter, which acts as a central place where people can post or link to any and all content of their choosing, from a short thought to a blog post or video they created, to an article they have read.""
"The most radical shift to media in recent years is that we now have a central real-time hub that serves to enhance every other content platform on the web," he writes.
Twitter is it.
Gordhamer points to the notion of Twitter as our, not your, media. He notes the power of the crowd in selecting news. He cites Twitter's capacity to carry any form of media, to interact and to connect.
"The most obvious hub we have at our disposal today is Twitter, which acts as a central place where people can post or link to any and all content of their choosing, from a short thought to a blog post or video they created, to an article they have read.""
