Acknowledgments | |
Foreword | |
Introduction | |
The Short Form | |
The History of Twitter | |
Lead | |
Describe: A Brief Digression to Discuss Journalism Is Warranted | |
Observe the Truth | |
Play with Perspective | |
Lead with Action | |
Simplify: Say More with Less | |
Constrain Yourself to the Atomic Unit of One Message | |
Appreciate Craftsmanship as a Thousand Small Gestures | |
Start Small and Serve a Special Niche | |
Limit Yourself to One Sentence, One Thought | |
Avoid: Don't Become a Fable about Too Much Information | |
Remember What Not to Do | |
Find Your Lowest Common Denominator | |
Divine a Strategy against Too Much Information | |
Practice Self-Defense | |
Value | |
Voice: Say It Out Loud | |
Extend Your Range | |
Build Your Repertoire | |
Strengthen and Amplify | |
Reach: Understand Your Audience | |
Measure Reader Engagement | |
Gauge the Reaction to Your Message | |
Identify Your Fans | |
Repeat: It Worked for Shakespeare | |
Enable Repetition of Your Message | |
Repeat the Words of Others, Adding Your Mark in the Process | |
Exploit the Twitter Effect | |
Mention: Stamp Your Own Currency | |
Design Your Mark | |
is the New 140 | |
Post One or Two Replies, Then Take It Offline | |
Dial: Search for Silence, Volume, and Frequency | |
Pipe Up Just When It's Quiet | |
Understand the Use of CAPITALS | |
Discover Your "Office Hours" | |
Link: Deduce the Nature of Short Messages | |
Study the Anatomy of a Single Message | |
Share the Power of Hypertext | |
Change the Meaning of Words by Linking Them | |
Word: Expose the Possibilities in Phraseology, Poetry, and Invention | |
Design Your Own Pattern | |
Build Your Own Lexicon by Inventing New Words | |
Poetry Is a Guide | |
Master | |
Tame: Apply Multiple Techniques Toward the Same End | |
Technology Will Consume Us If We Don't Learn to Control It | |
Discover the Antidote to Each of 12 Stages | |
Manage Multiple Accounts Effectively | |
Remember: It's All about Timing | |
Cultivate: Meet 140 Characters, Each with a Unique Story | |
Create a Culture of Fun | |
Imagine Your Audience | |
Focus on Learning | |
Branch: Steady, Organic Growth Is Most Manageable | |
Don't Let Success Go to Your Head | |
Do the Same Thing, but Differently | |
Never Stop | |
Evolve | |
Filter: Teach the Machine to Think Ahead | |
A Little Programming Goes a Long Way | |
Breaking Things Is a Path to Learning | |
Open: Give and You Shall Receive | |
Go Positive | |
Never Limit Yourself to One Platform | |
Imitate: There Is Nothing Original, Except in Arrangement | |
Become an Apprentice | |
Take Someone Else's Style One Step Further | |
Create a Caricature of Yourself | |
Iterate: Practice a Sequence of Tiny Adjustments | |
Write Everywhere and Often | |
Games for Words | |
Ignite Change | |
Accelerate | |
Increase: Do More | |
Produce a Series on a Short Subject | |
Manufacture Velocity | |
Exceed Constraints | |
Fragment: Do It Smaller | |
Decrease the Size of the Atomic Unit, the Message | |
Embrace Ambiguity | |
Recommended Reading | |
Glossary | |
Index | |
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