by Braden Kelley, Business Strategy – Innovation
The people over at the Real Time Academy are back it again this year – running their Shorty Awards.
For those of you who don’t know, the Shorty Awards honor the best producers of short real-time content – aka 140 characters or less on Twitter.
This year they have a category called “innovation” and in truly revolutionary spirit, I think we should as a community make sure that the leading vote getter is someone who tweets about innovation.
Now, it doesn’t have to be me, though of course my ego wouldn’t mind winning while the rest of me stays comfortable at home in my pajamas, but it would be great if it was someone who writes for Blogging Innovation or who participates in #innochat.
You can vote for your favorite innovation tweeter here – http://shortyawards.com/category/innovation
Here in no particular order is a list of some of the most prolific Blogging Innovation authors twitter accounts if you would like to nominate them for this award:
Jeffrey Phillips (@ovoinnovation)
Mike Myatt (@mikemyatt)
Mitch Ditkoff (@mitchditkoff)
Matthew E May (@matthewemay)
Stefan Lindegaard (@lindegaard)
Braden Kelley (@innovate)
Mike Brown (@brainzooming)
Deborah Mills-Scofield (@dscofield)
Yann Cramer (@innovtoday)
Adam Hartung (@adam_hartung)
Drew Boyd (@drewboyd)
Drew Marshall (@drewcm)
Paul Sloane (@paulsloane)
Rocco Tarasi (@roccotarasi)
Venessa Miemis (@venessamiemis)
Tim Kastelle (@timkastelle)
Steve McKee (@whengrowthstall)
Holly G Green (@hollyggreen)
Rowan Gibson (@rowangibson)
Robert Brands (@innovationrules)
Ric Merrifield (@ricmerrifield)
Kathie Thomas (@fhinnovation)
Boris Pluskowski (@bpluskowski)
Hutch Carpenter (@bhc3)
Steve Todd (@stevetodd)
Andrea Meyer (@andreameyer)
Stephen Shapiro (@stephenshapiro)
Robert Tucker (@robertbtucker)
Saul Kaplan (@skap5)
Scott Berkun (@berkun)
To read more, visit: http://www.business-strategy-innovation.com/wordpress/2011/01/lets-make-it-a-true-innovation-award/