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Twitter: usujason- @Zergle SAINT updates appear to be tied to Discover processing. Meaning, the SAINT updates usually appear the following day (@OmnitureCare) about 1 hour ago from TweetDeckin reply to Zergle
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How Twitter Saved Qwest a Customer
For 3 days, I was unable to access my FTP server on GoDaddy and I was starting to panic. I begrudgingly reached for the phone and dialed their support number (a toll number at that). After a 15 minute wait and a 45 minute phone call, it was determined that the problem either [...]
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Don’t Be a Corporate Douche Bag on Twitter
Ever since Shaq And Ashton made Twitter a household name, it seems like every celebrity and business entity out there is trying to cash in on the popularity of this social networking tool.
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