Nic James Ferrier wrote:
Mr I Forrester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
How about something longer term? like being able to "follow" the doctor
around during the week?
Can anyone follow twitter these days?
It's so s l o w .
I did talk to the twitter guys about this issue. I think from there
point of view, they never said twitter was meant to be a real time
system. It just behaved like that from the start.
I think the beeb is missing a trick in not doing something like the
dath vader/luke skywalker twitters.
A dr and a dalek would be cool marketing.
It could also be informative, educational and of course highly amusing ;)
And when you need to do some spicy "baddie" marketing, say to
introduce the master, the dalek could be a friend of a twitter feed
for that event.
Indeed, your thinking what i'm thinking :)
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