Twitter

I really haven't jumped unto the Twitter bandwagon, because let's be honest, I'm not that interesting. If I was forced to constantly update people on my life, it would be basically: working at The Collegian, eating, working some more, more eating, little more work and then sleep. Yep, my life is that dry.

Well, apparently I'm not the only one who thinks that they would suck at Twitter. Some celebs appear to be a bit self-conscious, too. They hire microbloggers to do their twittering for them. In their case, I suppose they are worried that their lives will be too interesting (i.e. they will implicate themselves on a crime or say something that will get them in trouble.)

As for businesses, they can now outsource their tweets. Twit4hire was started last week, and though the business doesn't have any clients yet, it could potentially become the go-to for companies that want to stimulate conversation between themselves and their customers.

Well, if everyone else is doing it, maybe I'll give Twitter a try. My first post: Amy is blogging about Twittering. Dang, I'm cool.