I did some live Tweeting again in my guest lecture to PR students at London Metropolitan University last Friday. It worked a treat as before.
My lecture was interrupted by the fire alarm going off, but I carried on outside, as the picture on the right shows!
Anyway, here's the responses to my Tweet during the lecture (I also had a couple of excellent direct messages from Adrian Bridgwater which the students saw):
Thanks very much to all those who replied. The next one is tomorrow at Leeds Metropolitan University, where I will be presenting to up to 90 third year PR students at 10-11am - listen out for my tweet!
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