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月額課金できるTwitterが作れる『SUPER CHIRP!』 June 9th, 2009 Posted in Twitter関連 Write comment Twitterもそろそろメジャーになってきたし、自分のつぶやきを売りたい、という人も出てくるかもしれない。 そこで登場したのがSUPER CHIRP!だ。 このサイト、月額課金できるTwitterアカウントを作ることができる(厳密に言うとTwitterアカウントじゃなくて、Twitterのアカウントで購読契約ができるTwitterクローンだ)。 なにかセミナーをやっていて、その実況中継を独占的に配信、なんてときに使えるかもしれない。1ヶ月限定の教育コンテンツなんかにも良さそうだ。 また課金できる金額も月額0.99ドルから9.99ドルまでと小額なので、ちょっと登録してみようかな、と思わないでもない。 この動きがTwitterによっ
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The conventional wisdom is that Latvia, like all countries with pegged exchange rates, cannot devalue. If it did, the cost of its foreign currency borrowings would rocket and private borrowers would go bankrupt. Yet Latvia clearly also cannot continue as it is. The central bank is burning rapidly through reserves to defend the euro peg. Meanwhile, the economy is shrinking at a 20 per cent rate. De
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LUXEMBOURG -- Lack of a coordinated and aggressive cleanup plan for euro-zone banks could hamper economic recovery in the 16 countries that share the euro, the International Monetary Fund said Monday in a report that suggests recent glimmers of hope could yet be quashed by banking-sector weakness across Europe's economic heartland. "To secure recovery and a return to self-sustaining growth, policy
Global news & analysisExpert opinionFT App on Android & iOSFT Edit appFirstFT: the day's biggest stories20+ curated newslettersFollow topics & set alerts with myFTFT Videos & Podcasts20 monthly gift articles to shareLex: FT's flagship investment column15+ Premium newsletters by leading expertsFT Digital Edition: our digitised print editionWeekday Print EditionFT WeekendFT Digital EditionGlobal new
Jump to navigation The country's central bank revealed that it bought 168 million lati ($331 million) in an effort to defend its peg with the euro. Latvia is a member of the pre-euro exchange-rate mechanism and defends a 1pc band around a target rate. “The level of intervention is frankly staggering and time is clearly running out for the Latvian authorities,” said Timothy Ash, head of emerging-ma
Of the banking system, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF's managing director, said that "to restore confidence, you need total disclosure of possible losses" Credit: Photo: AFP "To restore confidence, you need total disclosure of possible losses," said Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF's managing director. "Not only losses which are linked to the original sub-prime crisis, but also the losses linked t
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