EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Microblogging site Twitter has finally started to filter content for malicious URLs.

Speaking of Twitter, we're compiling interesting and innovative examples of how Twitter is used in the enterprise. For instance, do you use it in customer support, to let your data centre customers know how their applications and hardware are performing? Or do you use it to coordinate your tech support and sales teams?

Tell us how you use Twitter in business and we'll publish examples of the best case studies...

-- Ry Crozier

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