Real-time Attribution

Oct 27, 2009

I was working on a blog post tonight and wanted to attribute a person as the source. Normally, I would just link their name to their site/blog if they had one, which would then alert them by email if they had a Google search alert on their name or URL, or it would show up as an incoming link in their WordPress admin. In the age of real-time (albeit still asynchronous), it would be great if I could have chosen to link to their @username on Twitter, and that would show up on their @mentions view.

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  1. Oct 27, 2009 b2bnews says:

    B2BNews Real-time Attribution – I was working on a blog post tonight and wanted to attribute a person as the source… http://ow.ly/15Xyay

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  2. Oct 27, 2009 socialmediajs says:

    Real-time Attribution http://bit.ly/3kdqJ5 #news #twitter

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  3. Oct 27, 2009 tpviews says:

    Real-time Attribution http://cli.gs/UdT5q

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