Yahoo Twitter Integration - April 2010

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Yahoo integrated Twitter into its services in 2010, allowing users to see their Twitter updates on the Yahoo homepage and in Yahoo Mail by authorizing Twitter access within Yahoo and seeing tweets blended into their Yahoo feed, as well as post updates to both Twitter and Yahoo from Yahoo's sharebox.

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Yahoo! & Twitter Chirp Conference April 2010

Twitter app on Yahoo! Home Page (Yahoo! Application Platform + @anywhere)

I click into the sharebox to post status

I write my status and post to Y! and Twitter

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