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"This is a bit of a shocker.  Facebook, who has seemingly been in a race to emulate many of Twitter\u2019s features, just announced that it\u2019s launching the ability for Facebook Page admins to simultaneously update both their Page and Twitter.\nFacebook explains how this will work in a blog post:\n\u201CIf you manage a Facebook Page, you now will be able to decide whether to share updates with their Twitter followers, and you also will be able to control what type of updates to share: status updates, links, photos, notes, events or all of them. If you have multiple Pages, you will have the option to link each of those Pages to different Twitter accounts. This new feature will only link Facebook Pages to Twitter, not your individual profile. It will soon be available at http://www.facebook.com/twitter\u201D\nWhile that makes a lot of sense from a convenience standpoint \u2013 many big time Twitter users also have popular Facebook Pages and vice versa \u2013 it\u2019s surprising to see Facebook so openly acknowledge Twitter\u2019s reach.  That said, by giving users the ability to update both services via Facebook, they\u2019re clearly hoping that the Facebook Page will become the first stop for admins.  \nThat would mean lots of \u201Cvia Facebook\u201D messages showing up in tweets, and in fact, it\u2019s not hard to imagine Facebook quickly becoming one of Twitter\u2019s most popular clients.  However, I wouldn't expect this functionality to be extended to user profiles anytime soon, which would clearly be a bigger win for Twitter than Facebook.\n\n\n\n\nWe did suspect that Facebook might be working something along these lines last month when messages \u201Cvia penguin FB\u201D showed up on Twitter by way of a Facebook engineer.  But now, we know the details, and it definitely creates a lot more intrigue in the ongoing Facebook vs Twitter battle."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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