Man sued for keeping company Twitter followers
Mr Kravitz took the Twitter account after leaving Phonedog in October last year A man is being sued for keeping Twitter followers that he attracted while working for a US mobile news website. Noah Kravitz tweeted forPhonedog, externalas @Phonedog_Noah, but later changed his username when he left the company - taking 17,000 followers with him. The company is now seeking damages of $2.50 (£1.60) per
Supreme leader tweetings infuriate Iran's persecuted bloggers
A Twitter account believed to belong to Iran's supreme leader has triggered controversy among Iranians whose own access to social networking websites remains blocked. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the man who has the final word in Iran, has come under intense criticism from Iran's many bloggers for launching a crackdown on Twitter and Facebook while his office apparently runs a Twitter account under Kha
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