Drop Dead; drop 12

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Oct 11, 2008 Americana, Gelt, Nuvo-Techno, Social networking

This Tech CrunchIT article by Steve Gillmor about why I can’t get Twitter to work with instant messaging — a marriage that you’d think would be as obvious as chocolate and peanut butter — was worthwhile, because it clarified what was becoming increasingly obvious:

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Ara Says:

October 12th, 2008 at 9:12 am
Great catch with the Dow headline!

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