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Some folks in this industry swear by social media. There are serial Tweeters and casual Tweeters as well as passive Twitter folk who read everybody else\u2019s Tweets, but don\u2019t usually Tweet themselves.<\/p>\nSome folks in this industry swear by social media. There are serial Tweeters and casual Tweeters as well as passive Twitter folk who read everybody else\u2019s Tweets, but don\u2019t usually Tweet themselves.<\/p>\n
As the list of people and companies I\u2019m following on Twitter grows, the challenge I have is how to make sure I\u2019m not missing the most informative Tweets amidst all the many other Tweets on my Twitter feed that I\u2019m scrolling through a few times each day in search of something truly informative. I guess that\u2019s a challenge for anyone on Twitter.<\/p>\n
While I\u2019m talking about Twitter and talking about being informative, in case you weren\u2019t aware, ENX, Susan Neimes, and myself are now making the social media scene on Twitter.<\/p>\n
I encourage you to follow us. I guarantee we will not Tweet you senseless. Instead, we\u2019ll do our best to turn you on to key content in ENX and ENX\/The Week in Imaging, our weekly newsletter as well as occasional Tweets about what we\u2019re seeing at industry conferences and events.<\/p>\n
We firmly believe that ENX and ENX\/The Week in Imaging offer some of the most unique, diverse, and informative content in the industry. And we remain focused on ensuring that the content we\u2019re Tweeting is worth your time, especially when we\u2019re asking you to click on a link and read one of our articles or columns. The last thing we want to do is waste your time.<\/p>\n