Twittersense

Dan Damon | 05:33 UK time, Tuesday, 14 April 2009

Surprising that I have to explain Twitter to my 16-year-old. The NYTimes has an exciting round up of what Twitter has already become and how giving machines automatic access might make it universally useful.

Still hasn't made any money though.

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1. At 9:54pm on 11 May 2009, KristinaBrooker wrote:
People self censor, the money isn't worth the attention. Adjust
to take home pay and break even business; this suggestion definitly
keeps the worker critical.

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2. At 9:55pm on 11 May 2009, KristinaBrooker wrote:
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3. At 04:58am on 03 Aug 2009, Dennis Junior wrote:
Dan:

I am like you; i still don't understand twitter....

~Dennis Junior~

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4. At 10:19am on 06 Oct 2009, GreenNetizen wrote:
Tried to find you on twitter but couldn't find you. Please post your twitter name. Thanks.

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