FIR Cut: Can you explain Twitter in 140 characters or less?

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1. Twitter is public text messaging with a few extra bells and whistles (and I have 72 characters to spare!)

   Posted by Mike Keliher  on  05/08  at  03:40 PM

2. Some pretty good suggestions on that list, but Neville, what *are* you doing to your microphone?

   Posted by Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with "sketch")  on  05/09  at  06:57 PM

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