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A service that makes it easy to post links on Twitter. I recently found Twit This, a Web site that enables you to post any URL to Twitter as a tweet. Here’s How It Works When you browse to a Web page you want to share with your Twitter followers, you invoke Twit This. (I’ll explain how to Continue reading Twit This May 11th, 2007
Some tips for taking the “yuk” out. I first heard about Twitter a few months ago on either the MacBreak Weekly or TWiT (This Week in Tech) podcast. (Both highly recommended, by the way.) I immediately checked it out. At first, I thought it was kind of cool, but then I realized that it was Continue reading Four Steps to Get the Most Out of Twitter |
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