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 The Little Book of Twitter: Get Tweetwise! - Tim Collins
Newest Review: ... the author of the book. Now I'd not heard of Tim Collins before, but when I did a bit of researching via Amazon.co.uk, I ... more  ... discovered that he writes quite a lot of humour books, such as 'The Northern Monkey Survival Guide' and 'The Ginger Survival Guide'. Having now read this particular book, I'm definitely keen to read more!
When you open up the Little Book, you'll find a contents page which splits the book into twenty four main sections. The first you come to is the Introduction, which basically explains to you how Twitter works. Whenever somebody asks me for a description, I tell them 'it's like the Me Too on Bebo or the 'text box thingy' ...more |
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Pages: 160, Paperback, Michael O'Mara Books Ltd Last Update 23.12.2009 05:48
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The Little Book of Twitter: Get Tweetwise! - Tim Collins: Worth tweeting about! (1223 words)
by - written on 18/09/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Those who know me well will know what a huge twitterholic I am! If I am away from Twitter for more than an hour or so I'm itching to get back on. It's the first thing I check in the morning, and the last thing I check before I retire to bed. It's such a wonderful website that enables you to send messages of 140 characters or less to others who use the site, and also share what you are doing with the world. Some may see this as openly welcoming stalking (a friend thought this, who I have now managed to persuade to join Twitter), but I think it is simply a fun and exciting way to tell people what you are doing, how you are feeling etc. It is free to join and provides hours ... Read the complete review
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