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Facebook now lets you update Twitter (Quick Guide)

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    In addition to Facebook Pages being able to update a Twitter account, Facebook now lets individuals (that means you!) do the same as well.

    See the full article by Emil Protalinski here: Facebook now lets you update Twitter.

    Published: November 4, 2011 -- 15:18 GMT (08:18 PDT)

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    Go to <a href="http://www.facebook.com/twitter/">facebook.com/twitter</a> and click the green button titled "Link My Profile to Twitter."

    Published: November 4, 2011 -- 15:18 GMT (08:18 PDT)

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    You'll be redirected to Twitter temporarily. Click the blue button titled "Authorize app."

    Published: November 4, 2011 -- 15:18 GMT (08:18 PDT)

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    Choose which Facebook items you want to share and click the blue button "Save Changes."

    Published: November 4, 2011 -- 15:18 GMT (08:18 PDT)

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    You're done! Your public Facebook updates will now be posted to Twitter.

    Published: November 4, 2011 -- 15:18 GMT (08:18 PDT)

    Caption by: Emil Protalinski

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In addition to Facebook Pages being able to update a Twitter account, Facebook now lets individuals (that means you!) do the same as well.

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In addition to Facebook Pages being able to update a Twitter account, Facebook now lets individuals (that means you!) do the same as well.

See the full article by Emil Protalinski here: Facebook now lets you update Twitter.

Published: November 4, 2011 -- 15:18 GMT (08:18 PDT)

Caption by: Emil Protalinski

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