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The Atlantic Launches Twitter-Based Book Club

26 May 2011

The Atlantic has announced the first selection for 1book140, an online reading and discussion club that will span the publication’s presences on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr, as well its website. Readers, in conjunction with The Atlantic‘s editorial staff and Jeff Howe — a professor of journalism at Northeastern University and the author of Crowdsourcing:Why the [...]

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Tags: blind assassin, discussion club, facebook, jeff howe, margaret atwood, nancy pearl, Neil Gaiman, reading clubs, seersucker suits

Paperchase allegedly plagiarises independent artist and Twitter erupts

In: IT news

13 Feb 2010

Over the past few months, Twitter has been used as an effective campaign tool to expose the corporate misdemeanors of many large companies, including Trafigura, H&M, and KFC. Paperchase is the latest recipient of a growing internet fire-storm, facing criticism over claims that the stationery giant allegedly plagiarised the artwork of a British, independent artist, decorating notebooks, tote [...]

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