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May 14, 2012 11:41 pm GMT
Not content just to be your source of 140-character communications on the web, in its desktop app and on your mobile device, Twitter is now trying to creep into your email inbox. Twitter announced on its company blog Monday that it is launching an email digest, which will highlight Tweets that you might not have otherwise seen. The email digest, which will start appearing in users' inboxes over the next few weeks, is designed to emulate the "Discover" tab in Twitter's mobile apps. The idea is to feature the "best" content that appears on the network, even if it was written or promoted by folks you don't follow.
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Twitter Now Putting Tweets In Your Inbox With A Weekly Email Digest
Not content just to be your source of 140-character communications on the web, in its desktop app and on your mobile device, Twitter is now trying to creep into your email inbox. Twitter announced on its company blog Monday that it is launching an email digest, which will highlight Tweets that you might not have otherwise seen. The email digest, which will start appearing in users' inboxes over the next few weeks, is designed to emulate the "Discover" tab in Twitter's mobile apps. The idea is to feature the "best" content that appears on the network, even if it was written or promoted by folks you don't follow. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mwC-k7LlXcg/
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