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Posted by Mark Sinclair, 2 July 2009, 16:54    Permalink    Comments (3)

According to mediauk.com, CR is now the fourth most popular UK magazine on Twitter, with 11,500+ followers. If you're on Twitter, and haven't yet signed up to follow our tweets, you can do so, here. Our Neil does a fine job linking to some very interesting things and the best bits from the CR blog.

 

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Isn't this what RSS was invented for?
asd
2009-07-06 10:40:35

@asd
Our Twitter feed doesn't just carry updates from the site. Neil (who runs it) replies to reader queries, suggests other stories people might be interested in, etc etc So it's a bit different to the RSS feed (which we also offer, of course)
CR PatrickBurgoyne
2009-07-06 10:44:20

And also, twitter posts are living. I recently found a freelance experiment I ran on twitter, posted and commented on several site. Including this one in Australia! It's an incredible thing, where a creative can begin building their own brand. Here's BrandDNA's post on my twitter post...
http://branddna.blogspot.com/2009/07/creative-twitter.html

And this prompted me to talk on my blog about the migration of free speech on twitter:
http://grahamcreative.wordpress.com/2009/07/15/twits/
Graham.Creative.me
2009-07-15 17:40:02

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