Backchannels and stuff

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: February 11, 2010

A little while back I wrote about backchannels:

I’ve been missing something at Reboot ever since Jaiku and Twitter were introduced: the real backchannel conversations.

Today two things crossed my interaction stream on backchannels:
1. Joitske’s blogpost on backchannels and she embedded this:

2. Jere sent me a message that Twirc is now open for beta testing. As a response on my earlier blogpost he showed me this tool by a friend of his and it looked simple, yet promising. Sign up for an invite if you’re interested.

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