Does anyone know a vendor for conversion of Dictabelts? One of our members has
400 dictabelts containing local oral histories that we are looking to convert.
Rich Cherry
Director
Balboa Park Online Collaborative
A Project of the Benbough Operating Foundation
2131 Pan American Plz
San Diego, CA
Does anyone know a vendor for conversion of Dictabelts? One of our
members has 400 dictabelts containing local oral histories that we
are looking to convert.
I've no personal experience with any of these companies, but they all
seem to offer conversion services.
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We are looking for a way to get Twitter analytics like we can get for Flicker.
It tells us which specific posts are the most successful and what time of day
people pay the most attention to us etc.
Any Suggestions?
Thanks
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I don't think there's a way to track views of specific tweets. I don't
think it would even make sense anyway, since tweets are basically only
seen by your followers, who will generally see all your tweets.
The only possibly meaningful metrics would be rewets, replies, and
click-thru from links
We have recently seen some demonstrations by traditional media monitoring
groups that now have tools that will help you track tweets, identify your
influencers, and track who's talking back to your constituents. It's pretty
costly but very interesting and useful. Look at Cision or Vocus.
You can of course get some reasonably useful, if crude, info just by asking the
obvious questions of the Twitter search page or API. As Heather says, Twitter
being a rolling stream of stuff that floats across your UI it doesn't really
make sense to ask how many people read each tweet; all the
I'm curious as to what size limits you have on sending attachments. As a
rule, we use Yousendit to send image files, but recently someone on
staff insisted on sending a 15 MB file as an email attachment and
refused to consider Yousendit, it really turned out to be complicated.
Many other
Many other businesses do not accept files larger than 10. Any experience
or policies to share about this issue?
We limit email attachments to 10mb. If someone has something larger,
we'll put it on an ftp site or our website and encourage the end user
to download from there.
We had the
Use http://bit.ly to shorten the URLs in your tweets and get click statistics
for each URL.
If you post links to your site, add a meaningless parameter to the URL in order
to track incoming click from Twitter.
Somthing like http://example.com/page.html?source=twitter
And while we are at it
We don't have specific rules, but anything larger than 10 Mb we
suggest Yousendit. Really large stuff I upload to an FTP site on our
webhost
On Aug 7, 2009, at 1:56 PM, Sweeting III, Floyd sweeting at frick.org
wrote:
I'm curious as to what size limits you have on sending attachments.
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