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Atlantic Review on Facebook and Twitter

Posted by Joerg Wolf on

You are invited to follow Atlantic Review on Twitter and on Facebook. You will get notifications of the latest blogpost. Additionally, I will post quotes and links to interesting articles, when I don't have the time to write a blog post about it. You will also find them in the new Facebook box in the right column on the Atlantic Review website.

We also still maintain our RSS feeds. If you would like to receive notifications of new blogposts via email, please write to us: ar-team AT atlanticreview DOT org

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John in Michigan, US on :

I am not on Facebook or Twitter, due to laziness and inertia. So perhaps you can forward this satire about Google to your followers. Oh, and watch it. http://www.theonion.com/video/google-opt-out-feature-lets-users-protect-privacy,14358/ I wonder, can the stuff we put on del.icio.us be automagically forwarded to Twitter or Facebook?

Joerg Wolf on :

Very funny. Not sure if it is possible, but I probably want to keep the two different features separate anyway. In the Facebook box I like to post stories on transatlantic relations, I don't have the time to blog about. The del.ici.ous "Tips from our readers" is a tool for trusted readers, who registered http://del.icio.us/subscriptions/atlantic2/ and it is okay, if there are sometimes articles posted that do not have a strong transatlantic background, like the Onion piece or the tax cuts for the rich story. I like to keep that away from the Facebook page, however.

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