The Guardian goes atwitter
The presses fall silent as one of England’s premiere newspapers goes online with 140 characters max.
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The presses fall silent as one of England’s premiere newspapers goes online with 140 characters max.
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crackerbelly
Wow, I wonder what their back-up plan is? What happens if Twitter croaks or is consumed by a bigger fish? They’re betting a lot on a relative newcomer who could soon become the property of an overseer whose philosophy might not square with theirs. It will truly be interesting to see how this plays out.
Apr 4th, 2009
crackerbelly
***DOH*** I hate getting caught on an April Fool’s Day joke on April 4th. You got me.
Apr 4th, 2009
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