Posted by: Twitter Historian on May 28th 2010
Posted In: 1960s, Tweet in the Blank

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One of the great parts of creating content online is seeing what people — true history buffs and/or humor fans — do with it. Retweets, submitted photoshopped tweets, and Tweets in the Blank — we love seeing where this goes.
A few weeks back, an HT fan created a game — History Never Retweets — at Sporcle.com (a site that lets people create their own trivia games), and a few days later, over 60,000 people had played it.
Today, we heard he’s made another — and Sporcle is featuring it on their home page.
So put your history buff wisdom and funny bone wit to the test: go play History DOES Retweet.

Posted by: Twitter Historian on May 24th 2010
Posted In: Updates

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What would Walt Disney tweet?
Our contest continues — give your best guess in the comments below. Your tweet could win you a free copy of our new book Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.

The reasonably official rules: we’ll select the best quotes from the comments and then allow fans to vote on the best one — most votes wins the book!
Posted by: Twitter Historian on May 18th 2010
Posted In: 1900-1950, Tweet in the Blank

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Last week, you offered up over 30 possible tweets for Che Guevara, a Twitter revolutionary long before anyone heard of Ashton Kutcher.
We’ve chosen our favorites, and you get to choose who wins a free copy of the new Historical Tweets book!
The tweet with the most votes below by Friday (May 21) will get a free autographed copy of Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.
Tomorrow, we’ll post our next “Tweet in the Blank” and another opportunity to vote on the best submitted tweet!

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Posted by: Twitter Historian on May 17th 2010
Posted In: Uncategorized

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What would Che tweet?
Give your best guess in the comments below — your tweet could win you a free autographed copy of our new book Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.

The reasonably official rules: we’ll select the best quotes from the comments and then allow fans to vote on the best one — most votes wins the book
Posted by: Twitter Historian on May 10th 2010
Posted In: 1960s, Tweet in the Blank