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Book Review: "The World According to Twitter" by David Pogue
Unless you live in a cave, you've heard of Twitter--the hype on it is at fever pitch. It's being used by celebrities, brands, and regular people to share what's on their mind or what they are doing at that moment. And here's one more use, to write a book. Normally we would ignore such crass opportunism but in this case the author is the highly respected David Pogue (weekly tech columnist for the New York Times). Pogue's idea was to use Twitter to pose such questions as ""What's the best bumper sticker?' or "What's your strangest habit?" resulting in "The World According to Twitter".
The result is an irreverent read combined with a grand social networking experiment.
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