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Twitter has broken down a lot of the walls associated with how we access and consume media. The micro-blogging site has allowed, among other things, instant reports on the news, sports and other topics of interest, making updates almost instantaneous.
But on the other end of the spectrum, it means that ...Continue reading →
Last week we looked at tweeting in English football and how it continues to grab the headlines, the latest being the owner of Premier League club Newcastle United banning staff from tweeting about the club.
Matters weren’t helped when players Joey Barton and José Enrique criticised the club’s spending policy which ...Continue reading →
With a new football season approaching, the usual topics are being discussed. The transfer market and who’s going where for what price, pre-season friendlies, injury concerns and what the squad will be when they start their respective campaigns.
But another topic has been surfacing alongside these has been twitter and not ...Continue reading →