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7 March 2011 3 Comments
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Twitter used by our Founding Fathers?

I saw this comic, and thought it was pretty darn hilarious. These kind of comics use a lot of exaggeration in terms of social media use, but in it’s own way captures some of the downside of social media use as well.

Proper citations! This comic was illustrated by Kiersten Essenpreis, a New York-based artist. Obviously was written for Mashable which has a series of these kind of comics. This one happened to be the funniest. Great job Kiersten. Look forward to more!

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Twitter Comic Founding Fathers

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3 Comments »

  • Liliana Yu said:

    This is hilarious! :) Definitely see the downside of social media, esp. since I’m involved in the social media recruiting industry. There is little privacy on the web, period. Really better be careful about what you put on your FB, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. Can cost you your next job interview or job prospect.

    # 9 March 2011 at
  • Josh L said:

    email sig…font size 50, haha classic.

    Clean Cut Meida has a twitter? Say it ain’t so.

    # 2 April 2011 at
  • cleancutmedia (author) said:

    it is so.. it is so..

    we admit though, we don’t really maintain it all too well. We just post our own stuff.. rarely do the other needed things to help grow it :)

    @cleancutmedia

    # 2 April 2011 at

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