People you should follow on twitter.

And this is in no way a complete list (it’s only 50) but reflect my own personal criteria for what counts as a “great twitter experience” (and they’re in no particular order, it’s just how it came out. For those of you worrying about not having words after your @ I’ll fill in more detail as I go, it’s not meant as a judgement on you- it was too much to complete in one lunchtime).

  1. @Supercoolkp- Graphic designer, food lover & NOT Katy Perry
  2. @solobasssteve- musician, teacher/lecturer, social media creative type
  3. @pezholio- Local Authority webmaster & freelance web developer. Working on some exciting and interesting projects.
  4. @davebriggs- Digital Enabler for the public sector.
  5. @openspacer- Improbable Theatre Co-Artistic Director, Director, Performer, Open Space Facilitator.
  6. @ikongallery- great example of how a museum/art gallery can use social media tools to enhance their offering.
  7. @russelltanner- e-Comms manager for Commission for Rural Communities but tweets more in a personal capacity.
  8. @bargbarg- Birmingham-based network for playful people who like to make and/or play interesting games.
  9. @JJLhui- The Twitterfeed for the Joyful Jubilant Learning blog.
  10. @peteashton- Blogger, photographer, tea drinker (milk no sugar), compulsive thinker.
  11. @nicktheowlTenor, Sheffield Wednesday fan, Twitter and social media dilettante, public policy wonk.
  12. @carltimms
  13. @klstweart
  14. @dracos
  15. @wittertainment Kermode and Mayo (Film stuff)
  16. @empiremagazine
  17. @thepansyproject
  18. @anthonypainter
  19. @gabysslave
  20. @jonhickman
  21. http://twitter.com/genzaichi
  22. http://twitter.com/editorialgirl
  23. http://twitter.com/simonjgray
  24. http://twitter.com/karenstrunks
  25. http://twitter.com/ChrisUnitt
  26. http://twitter.com/regengirl
  27. http://twitter.com/getgood
  28. http://twitter.com/citizensheep
  29. http://twitter.com/greenbelt
  30. http://twitter.com/gavinwray
  31. http://twitter.com/loliticsbrum
  32. http://twitter.com/birminghamuk
  33. http://twitter.com/bounder
  34. http://twitter.com/crispeater
  35. http://twitter.com/danux
  36. http://twitter.com/tedfeed
  37. http://twitter.com/longnow
  38. http://twitter.com/catnip
  39. http://twitter.com/helpmeinvestig8
  40. http://twitter.com/ArthurWalnut
  41. http://twitter.com/brendadada
  42. http://twitter.com/AndrewFK
  43. http://twitter.com/Brumcast
  44. http://twitter.com/ihatemornings
  45. http://twitter.com/AaronPorter
  46. http://twitter.com/createdinbrum
  47. http://twitter.com/grunt121
  48. http://twitter.com/RobChidley
  49. http://twitter.com/getreadytoshout
  50. http://twitter.com/jddalton

Please note- no celebrities needed to give me a full and wonderful twitter experience. Ordinary people are just as interesting. (Update: yes there’s bots & magazines but I didn’t promise a “proper” list, just a list that was interesting to me. If you choose to follow them, that’s up to you)

And of course, if you want to read my witterings feel free to follow: @benjibrum

6 Responses

  1. Gosh, what a very fine list. Excellent way to add to my followees, thank you.

    And good grief! Thank you. :D

  2. What constitutes a good Twitterer? I presume you have to have an interesting life in the first place yes? :D

    • Good twitterer- someone who I find interesting. That’s a wide church for me as I also find the tweets of Tower Bridge slightly emotionally moving. It’s not an exact science at all.

      There’s also people who I follow but don’t think the world needs to read their tweets.
      This 50 is also very different to the 50 I would have written before Xmas and the 50 I’ll write in 6 months time.
      I’ll come back to it time and again and pop people onto it and take people off.

  3. Aww, thank you Ben =)

  4. Wow! *blushes with joy*

    Thanks Ben :D

  5. Thank you! I will repay the compliment very soon….

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