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Apple and Twitter in Slick Reciprocal PR

This is pretty interesting: Apple promoting the use of Macs at Twitter. It’s also a slick commercial/promotion for Twitter as well:

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I know what you’re saying, “enough about Twitter already.” I realize I’m becoming like the alcoholic who becomes a born again Christian and can’t stop talking about Jesus.

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