Category Archives: Twitter
Lightening Talk at CSUN11 Tweetup
Last week at the CSUN Tweetup in San Diego, I gave a lightening talk about updates and happenings around the Accessible Twitter web application. It was received well, and even drew much applause on a couple items. That was great, but … Continue reading
12 Reasons Why Accessible Twitter is Better Than HootSuite (Besides the Obvious)
As you probably know, I’m an avid Twitter user. I’m also the author of a web-based Twitter client, Accessible Twitter (AT). I also use HootSuite sometimes (also a web app) as well as a couple Twitter clients on my BlackBerry. … Continue reading
Presentation at INDATA Conference in Indy
Last week (July 29 2010), I presented the session “Twitter and Web Accessibility” at the Assistive Technology Conference hosted by the INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. It was my first … Continue reading
HTML5 podcast, Lists, and Mayor
What’s up with me? I recently published a great new podcast on Web Axe, HTML5 and John Foliot (a transcript is also provided). I interview John Foliot, a professional peer whom I also consider a friend. John shares he extensive knowledge … Continue reading
twitterapi Meetup at Twitter HQ
A couple nights ago, I attended a @twitterapi meetup at the Twitter HQ in downtown San Francisco. It was pretty cool just being there, and great to get updated on the Twitter API while also doing a little networking. It … Continue reading
Recent Web Stuff
I’ve been busy as ever with my side projects and freelance work, especially with Accessible Twitter. In case you missed it from my tweets, here some good links with what I’ve been doing lately: Web Axe in BBC Podcast – … Continue reading
“Twitter and Web Accessibility” Presentation at AHG
I just returned from the Accessing Higher Ground (AHG) 2009 conference in Westminster, Colorado (just outside Denver). Subtitled “Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference.” The event has a slant in higher education; making college and university information accessible. I missed … Continue reading