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New-Media Lexicon Decoded
On March 31, 2009,
in Social Media,
by Brett Duncan
HelpMeFred passed along a funny article from AdAge title The New Media Lexicon Decoded. Here are a few of my favorites:
- Follower – n. A person who pretends to be interested in what you are doing in hopes that you will pretend to be interested in what they are doing.
- iPhone – n. A device you keep checking instead of paying attention to … Hello? Excuse me? I was talking here.
- Nanoblog – n. A blog-like service (e.g., Twitter) that is so compact it has no room at all for a revenue model.
- WAYD? – abbr.: What Are You Doing?; similar to WWJD?, onlyyou are Jesus, and everybody is following you because you’ve become convinced that your every tossed-off utterance is some sort of divine revelation.
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