Never has the power of Twitter been more evident than in the last few weeks and months. Once known only by “techies” and early adopters, this micro-blogging site is now slowly infiltrating into the mainstream and more importantly, affecting the way many of us communicate, listen, and learn.

For those not familiar with Twitter, here’s a quick introduction: Twitter is a free social networking service that allows users to send and read each other’s updates (known as “tweets”) that are limited to 140 characters in length (think two sentences at most). At its inception in 2006, Twitter (then known as “Obvious”) was originally created as a

Last week Thursday morning, Chris Abraham participated as a social media PR expert and panelist in a very cool Bulldog Reporter PR University audio conference entitled Beyond Twitter PR.

Abraham Harrison has years of experience reaching out to people were they spend their time online, reaching far back to the late 80s, well before Abraham Harrison was a twinkle in our eyes. We are experts in the art of building reputation and relationship with people online, be it on Facebook, MySpace, message boards, Yahoo and Google Groups, YouTube, Twitter, mailing lists and Listservs, email, and even Usenet.