But what we can’t do is tell you in advance whether Twitter is going to be a better bet for you than Facebook. Sorry.
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Now it seems that the stats are bearing me out. Over to you, @OliYoung 
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10 common requests and complaints from users who’ve engaged with brands on Twitter
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G’day! Thanks for returning! An interesting new Twitter toy tool has arrived, courtesy of ad.ly Allow it to connect to your Twitter account and it compiles all sorts of whizzy stats, including the above. Which is all well and good, but how do I find out who the 1601 are so I can unfollow them? [...]
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The organisers encourage submissions of microblogging research work in both social context and work settings
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The participants around the board room table viewed me with some skepticism. I was right, guys, wasn’t I
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On fleeting comments in a never-lost world
by Lee Hopkins on August 16, 2010 · View Comments
in ethics,lifehack,miscellaneous,nonverbal communication
we should not only pass comment, but also link to the reason(s) why we say what we do
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