For several months, I enjoyed being able to embed tweets in my blog using Blackbird Pie. But a few months ago, the embeds stopped working. Today I learned that it’s easier than ever to embed tweets into a WordPress.com blog. You just copy the URL of an individual tweet and paste it into the text [...]
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An easy way to embed tweets in a WordPress blog: copy and paste
Posted in Blogging advice, Twitter, tagged Blackbird Pie, embedding tweets, WordPress on September 30, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Another TBD lesson: Transparency is the best approach in good times and bad
Posted in TBD, tagged Alan Mairson, David Cohn, Digital First Media, Erik Wemple, Jim Brady, John Paton, Noah Davis, TBD, transparency on September 30, 2011 | 4 Comments »
A series of tweets last night reminded me of a lesson I should have included when I blogged last month about lessons from my TBD experience. David Cohn tweeted a link to a Noah Davis story about AOL’s Seed being pretty much defunct. I retweeted with my own comment, without a great deal of thought [...]
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