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Twitter's Tin Ear - and its social illusion

Adam Tinworth

Adam Tinworth

21 Jan 2016 — 1 min read
Twitter's Tin Ear - and its social illusion

Twitter has a tin ear

This is the nine-zillionth reminder of the reality that new communications technology doesn’t change old realities of human nature, or increase the number of hours in a day, or change the supply-demand imbalances in people’s attention. Illustration of the kind of imbalance I am talking about: I would love to talk tennis with Roger Federer. He has no interest in talking with me.

Some interesting thoughts about the social and technological context for the current small-scale backlash against Twitter we’re seeing.

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