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Wendi Deng Twitter account is a fake
3 Jan 2012: Feed is not genuine despite briefly having 'tick' badge, News International confirms – but Rupert Murdoch account is real. By Jason Deans and Josh Halliday
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Introduction to Twitter
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Real-time micro-blogging is gaining in popularity. If you're wondering what's the point, here's our guide to the benefits of Twitter -
This list is a work in progress: we'll continue to add contact details here as more sections and teams become available on Twitter
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Kate Bevan: Twitter is remarkable for being largely idiot- and spam-free
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Jemima Kiss speaks to Twitters at the London Twestival
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Nearly 700 people queued in the snow to claim their place at Twestival, a global charity event that has become the Live Aid of the tech world
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The gathering was a huge hit in Twitter's home town of San Francisco
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Twestival, a real-life gathering of thousands of users of the social messaging service, hopes to raise more than $1m for charity
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8 Jan 2012: A 21-year-old man has been charged with racially abusing the former Premier League footballer and pundit Stan Collymore on Twitter -
7 Jan 2012: Police investigating racist tweets sent to former Liverpool striker during Talksport radio show
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7 Jan 2012:
Lucy Mangan on the people and stories in the media spotlight in the last seven days
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6 Jan 2012: Paul Handley: Face to faith: By changing the lyrics of Imagine, Cee Lo Green helped make clear that John Lennon's biggest hit is tosh
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6 Jan 2012:
Dan Sabbagh: Instant furore about Labour leader's Blockbusters error in the wake of Diane Abbott and Wendi Deng episodes demonstrates that triviality is dominating the social network
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6 Jan 2012:
The former News of the World editor heads to the New York Daily News. Plus, Rupert Murdoch joins Twitter, and Alesha Dixon leaves Strictly for Britain's Got Talent. With John Plunkett, Dan Sabbagh, Vicky Frost and Josh Halliday
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6 Jan 2012:
Alana Lentin and Gavan Titley: Shortly after the end of the Stephen Lawrence trial, Abbott's remarks are being used as a chance to restore white victimhood
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6 Jan 2012:
Our media commentator can't resist a witter about the use of Twitter to the Channel 8 team. By Rupert Sawyer
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5 Jan 2012:
Diane Abbott's 'racist' tweet has grabbed the media's attention
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5 Jan 2012:
Simon Woolley: Focusing on the clumsy articulations about race of an otherwise good MP detracts from this week's truly momentous event
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5 Jan 2012:
Bim Adewunmi's exchange of tweets with her MP triggered a huge row about racism. Here's how it all unfolded
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5 Jan 2012:
Jessica Reed: Talking shop: Keen to engage with readers on whichever platform they prefer, we have accounts on Twitter, Facebook and, as of today, Tumblr
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5 Jan 2012: The person behind the fake @wendi_deng Twitter account said the social network did not make contact before verifying it. By Josh Halliday
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3 Jan 2012: Hadley Freeman: The circus surrounding his arrival on the networking site continues the unravelling of the Murdoch myth
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3 Jan 2012:
The past 18 months have seen extraordinary outpourings of discontent. But what links them? In this extract from his new book, Paul Mason examines how technology has been at the heart of the global unrest, and finds parallels less with 1968, and more with 1914
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