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Twitter First Conceived By British Hospital In 1935

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If you are a hospital, healthcare facility or parent system considering social media, please take the time to learn what is happening in the “Twittersphere”, and do pay attention to the evolving “agreements” of Twitter-etiquette.

*This blog post was originally published at ScienceRoll*


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One Response to “Twitter First Conceived By British Hospital In 1935”

  1. alisha764 says:

    Haha this is great! Thank you Berci. You always find the most interesting items!

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