Tag Archives: Twitter

November 8, 2010

Royal flair

Some headlines are just too good not to re-post: Queen joins Facebook, but you can’t be her friend or poke her (UK Metro) The Socialite Network: UK’s Queen joins Facebook (Associated Press, London) Queen Elizabeth on Facebook, not looking for … Continue reading →

Weird news day

I don’t tweet much. Once a day or so, just to blast out blog updates. On Twitter, I follow more than am followed. I follow 26 people and only 15 follow me. I really must do something about this. The … Continue reading →

Sounds easy enough

You’ve seen me refer to the Fake AP Stylebook before. The group puts out funny little comments about language every day on Facebook and Twitter. If you don’t use these, you can go elsewhere to see some great examples. Some really get … Continue reading →

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