Who We Are
Microblink was founded on July 27, 2008 as a weblog to provide the latest news and thoughts surrounding the world of microblogging. In addition to providing news, the site is dedicated to providing commentary on microblogging usage and its future as a communication channel. Coverage on the site spans across all communities, platforms, applications and services in this budding industry.
Microblink is co-edited by Rob Jensen and Mike Templeton, with additional contributions from Mark Bockenstedt.
Rob Jensen
Rob is one of the founders of Microblink. His interests include how people are using microblogs and the community growing around them. Full profile, here.
Mike Templeton
Mike writes and edits for Microblink day-in and day-out. He is known as the marketing guy and handles most of the microblogging accounts. Full profile, here.
Mark Bockenstedt
Mark writes development-oriented posts as well as news items. He’s not afraid to dive headfirst into technical topics for the sake of the team. Full profile, here.
Questions, Comments or Contributions
If you have suggestions, comments, corrections, or news items you’d like to share, please use our contact form or send us a message on one of our microblogging accounts.
Thanks
Microblink would not be possible without the support of our friends and family. Thank you to our wives who put up with our unstable hours, long days when we are dreadfully lacking sleep, and non-stop obsessive chatter about the great things happening online right now. Additional thanks to our microblogging friends and community. You make this exciting and we thank you for your many innovations and ideas.
Rob is one of the founders of Microblink. His interests include how people are using microblogs and the community growing around them.
Mike writes and edits for Microblink day-in and day-out. He is known as the marketing guy and handles most of the microblogging accounts.
Mark writes development-oriented posts as well as news items. He's not afraid to dive headfirst into technical topics for the sake of the team.