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Tweetminster to Expand Services with New Investment
Tweetminster, the definitive home of UK politics on Twitter is set to introduce new and improved functionality following fresh investment. The £100k will be used to develop their Livewire tracker, which traces the latest political trending topics here in the UK with the assistance of The Independent newspaper.
The site itself has come from humble beginnings and looks set to become a major player in the Twitter services sector with their continued development. If you’re looking for UK political news straight from the horse’s mouth Tweetminster has always been the place to go.
A report by TechCrunch also suggests that their services may be expanded to include a broader analytics service. Allowing Tweetminster to utilise social media to poll the electorate on various issues and produce statistical data based on the outcome. It certainly appears like interesting times ahead and all eyes could well be fixed firmly on Tweetminster as we go into general election territory over the coming year.
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