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CEOs that Microblog

Ross MayfieldSeptember 8, 2008 - 8:54 AM

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@eugenelee is profiled in BusinessWeek today as a CEO that Twitters.
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Eugene Lee

Chief Executive, Socialtext

Following: 57
Followers: 125
Favorites: 1
Updates: 117

Favorite Twitter user to follow: Jeremiah Owyang, senior analyst at Forrester Research

How Twitter helps him run Socialtext: "There are many pointers to interesting news events or articles that people I follow tweet that I then 'retweet' and post to our internal wikis for the rest of the company to stay on top of important trends and events."

Recent tweet: "In the office trying to prep for 'back to work'--summer is definitely and definitively over."

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2 Comments

David Heller
September 8, 2008 11:34 AM

Really a comment on the Business Week content:

The Twitter CEO twitters? Shocking.

Jeremiah Owyang
September 8, 2008 6:06 PM

This is great, thanks for the mention Eugene!

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