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Twitter
Twitter
2006
Part of a trend called micro-blogging, Twitter lets people broadcast what they're doing and thinking in 140 characters or less to their friends on the Twitter site. Twitterers can also use IM or e-mail to read and post updates, which only encourages the messages to keep coming 24/7.

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