Live Twitter from Michael Pollan Seminar

May 4th, 02009 by Alexander Rose - Twitter: @zander

 There will be at least two folks we know of live-twittering from the Michael Pollan seminar for those of you who would like to follow it:

We encourage anyone who would like to live twitter about the event to use the #longnow tag on their posts so that anyone can track the aggregate postings.  Also if you would like to Twitter the event yourself please post your handle in the comments of this blog post (with a one liner about yourself) and we will keep this list updated.

For those of you who dont know what Twitter is, here is a great video.

Please note that all the pre-sale tickets are sold out for the Pollan talk, but we will have a walk up line that will be first come first serve to try and fill as many un-claimed seats as possible.

This entry was posted on Monday, May 4th, 02009 at 3:42 pm and is filed under Long Now Announcements.

  • http://ouroboros.wordpress.com CP

    I’ll be there and twittering as @DoNotGoGently.

    My name is Chris Patil. I’m a biologist working at the Buck Institute for Age Research; I also write about biogerontology and science publishing at my blog, Ouroboros. I just joined Long Now last week and this will be my first SALT seminar.

  • http://davidpalmerstudio.com/welcome/losangeles.html David

    Alexander, thanks for posting the Twitter video. Now I know what it is. But it seems to me that if people are Twittering, the honest answer to “What are you doing now?” would be “I’m Twittering”.

  • http://www.rachelweidinger.wikispaces.com Rachel Weidinger

    I’ll be live twittering the talk too, I’m @rachelannyes

    I like food quite a lot, and am developing a relationship with the future. ;)

  • http://foolishsage.com/2009/05/21/the-sacramentality-of-food-food-as-story/ League of Inveterate Poets

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