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Still don’t understand Twitter? Watch this!

March 7th, 2008 by Andy Merchant

Great short video from the guys at Common Craft explaining what Twitter is.

Also of note on the Common Craft website are similar short videos on RSS in plain English, Social Bookmarking in plain English, Wikis in plain English and Social Networking in plain English. These few short video will effectively show our clients some of post important social media platforms, so thanks Common Craft!

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