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Barbara Walters wants to "get on it." MC Hammer lectures about it. Ashton Kutcher has made his career about it (along with selling cameras and doing Demi Moore). No matter what your opinion of Twitter is, you have to agree that it's funny watching old people try to understand it, let alone use it. Sure, sometimes it's useful -- as a more convenient RSS or when you're looking for the best happy hour deal in your neighborhood (example: search "'happy hour' near:SF") -- but when anyone who was around before touch-tone phones were the norm starts talking about The Twitter, well, it's just kind of ridiculous. So we decided to make a video highlighting the deluge of media Twits. Check it. 
Barbara Walters wants to "get on it." MC Hammer lectures about it. Ashton Kutcher has made his career about it (along with selling cameras and doing Demi Moore). No matter what your opinion of Twitter is, you have to agree that it's funny watching old people try to understand it, let alone use it. Sure, sometimes it's useful -- as a more convenient RSS or when you're looking for the best happy hour deal in your neighborhood (example: search "'happy hour' near:SF") -- but when anyone who was around before touch-tone phones were the norm starts talking about The Twitter, well, it's just kind of ridiculous. So we decided to make a video highlighting the deluge of media Twits. Check it. Video by Ryan McKee
