Twitter is the fastest-growing online social network. So where are the demolition people?
Anyone that has been following this website for more than a few weeks will have heard me banging on about the social networking explosion that is Twitter. I won’t bore you with all the details of what it is again; suffice it to say that its growth is now outstripping other such networks such as Facebook and MySpace.
However, having just read a post by a very active Twitter user called Su Butcher (www.twitter.com/subutcher) about the number of architects that are using this new technology to communicate and find business, I did a quick search on the term demolition. And the response was disappointing if not surprising.
Aside from mentions of the word demolition, it appears that VERY few demolition people have yet discovered the joys of Twitter.
So, in an attempt to set the record straight, I am compiling a list of active Twitter users from the demolition fraternity, together with their Twitter names to allow demolitionnews readers to follow them:
Demolition News (http://www.twitter.com/demolitionnews)
Howard Button, NFDC Chief Executive (www.twitter.com/nfdcceo)
John Woodward, IDE vice-president (www.twitter.com/johnwoodward)
Richard Dolman, AR Demolition (www.twitter.com/demoman878)
Sean Heron, managing director of Dig A Crusher (www.twitter.com/digacrusher)
If there are any more of you out there, please let me know and I’ll add you to the list.
