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"Thanks, both. It was a pleasure teaching all the Interhacktives." - Adam Tinworth

"Agree strongly with the last point - any attempt to codify new roles at this point in time is probably pointless. Everything is changing so fast, jobs will need to evolve, too. A" - Adam Tinworth

"Oh, I love it… :)" - Adam Tinworth

"I deplore this terrible deviation from your core values. Why taint the purity of the purple car with such pale imitations as purple trucks? ;-)" - Adam Tinworth

Why the Guardian has 'given bloggers the keys' to its website http://t.co/DXA57mXt2h - Adam Tinworth

"Occupational hazard of liveblogging. It'll get proofread when I have time..." - Adam Tinworth

The human wave: http://t.co/GDHoCCiOq5 - Adam Tinworth

Hey, @jamesrbuk, apparently you write "fairy stories". Data-based ones, presumably. http://t.co/Mdckr7gaAE - Adam Tinworth

"Thanks. I'll take a read later on this evening." - Adam Tinworth

"I'm rather excited, as you can probably tell. :-)" - Adam Tinworth

"There have always been fluffy, lifestyle journalists, so I see no problem with you classifying yourself as one… :-) Yeah, I think the fact that most journalism is, in fact, hard work is a pretty major factor in never making 'citizen' journalism mainstream…" - Adam Tinworth

"Thanks, Niall. Would it be churlish to point out that you called me Alan in the link? :-)" - Adam Tinworth

Another blog i've written for @siftmedia on how Social Proofing can increase #conversion http://t.co/6tCfQVcmZu - Adam Tinworth

"I find The CCBP weirdly life-affirming. This relentless mockery of the most inhuman aspects of social media makes me think than humanity isn't as gullible as it looks sometimes. :-)" - Adam Tinworth

The pain of trolling in one cartoon… http://t.co/qOrMZpUNIm - Adam Tinworth

I was caught on camera chatting up a random blonde… http://t.co/S7PMsnPqGy - Adam Tinworth

Victoria Line-based concept album. Really. http://t.co/xbkqWNJtBD - Adam Tinworth

Officially Entering "And Then They Fight" Phase of Open Access: http://t.co/Gw8hgKUBLX via @wilbanks - Adam Tinworth

"Ah, no. Sorry to disappoint. :-)" - Adam Tinworth

"Mmm. Popcorn." - Adam Tinworth

"It's not unlike the transition journalism has been through - news stories were around 350 words, features in multiples of 1,000 words based on the numbers of pages involved. Once there's no pages involved, all sorts of constraints disappear, so you need to find intelligent new ones to give your publishing form." - Adam Tinworth

"Ah-ha. Corrected - thanks for spotting the literal." - Adam Tinworth

"I suspect there's a middle path: many business books I've read would have been better as two shorter books with the obvious padding cut. That would make each book significantly longer than a magazine article, but shorter than a traditional book. I suspect there's still too much writing to a set length so that you have something that feels "substantial" as a print product." - Adam Tinworth

"The student sent me six questions, but the other three were so horribly generic - "what are your thoughts on blogging?" - that I skipped them for the purposes of this post. And, actually, skipped them in my reply to the student, too." - Adam Tinworth

"Actually, I'm quite intentionally challenging that shorthand in my post. As you note, skill and quality - professionalism, dare I say it - don't actually map well to the paid/unpaid spectrum. Too much of the debate around what we're trying to avoid calling "citizen journalism" is tied up in the delusion that "because I'm paid, I must have higher standards" - and that's clearly not the case." - Adam Tinworth

"The Nexus 7 is a nice choice - inexpensive and rather good…" - Adam Tinworth

"Well, that's one solution Tobes… :) Generally speaking, I find tablets and ebooks are perfect partners. Never really got the hang of reading them on traditional monitors." - Adam Tinworth

"Glad you got there in the end. Be interested to know what you thought of it…" - Adam Tinworth

Photo: About as British as it gets… #fishandchips (at Evelyn’s) http://t.co/u7DkKPOL2P - Adam Tinworth

Getting back into my Flipboard curation groove: Is curation the future of Journalism? http://t.co/Hbqj62oj8w - Adam Tinworth