Tnooz Housekeeping

With a week under our belts but almost no official communication or marketing from Tnooz, we would like to quickly welcome you to the site and outline some of the things on offer.

The main product at Tnooz, of course, is the constant flow of news, analysis and commentary from our editorial team of nodes around the world.

You can keep track of them individually through their own RSS feeds as well as subscribing to the main article stream.

All have their own individual Tnooz pages and are also on Twitter:

• Kevin May (Tnooz editor – UK) – @kevinlukemay
• Dennis Schaal (Tnooz North Amercia reporter – USA) – @denschaal
• Alex Bainbridge (UK) – @alexbainbridge
• Charlie Li (China) – @charlieli
• Claude Benard (France) – @claudebenard
• Fred Lalonde (Tnooz chairman – Canada) – @fredlalonde
• Jeremy Head (UK) – @jeremyhead
• Martin Schobert (Austria) – @joebertl
• Siew Hoon Yeoh (Singapore) @webintravel
• Stephan Ekbergh (South Africa) – @ekbergh
• Stephen Joyce (Canada) – @stephenjoyce
• Tim Hughes (Australia) – @timothychughes
• Timothy O’Neil-Dunne (USA) – @t1mothyo
• Troy Thompson (USA) – @troydthompson

Some other bits and pieces:

• TJobs, our handpicked feed of travel tech jobs around the world, is up and running on the site. You can also follow @tnoozjobs on Twitter.
• You can now subscribe to the Tnooz daily email bulletin of articles from the previous 24 hours.
• Tnooz will also be hosting its first barcamp – #tcamp1 – at The PhoCusWright Conference in Orlando on Tuesday 17 November 2009.
• Get in touch to learn more about our range of advertising and sponsorship opportunities across the Tnooz site and events.

Please use the comments section for any feedback you have.

It’s not our intention to use the main article feed as a promotion board for other things that are going on at Planet Tnooz. So please forgive us on this occasion…

Regards,

Kevin May, editor, Tnooz

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