Face off over Twitter character length | FT Comment
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Robert Shrimsley and Sebastian Payne argue over whether it's a good idea. Twitter, the social network that forces its users to express themselves concisely, is looking at extending its 140-character limit. Robert Shrimsley, editor of FT.com, and Sebastian Payne, digital comment editor, argue over whether it's a good idea.
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Robert Shrimsley and Sebastian Payne argue over whether it's a good idea. Twitter, the social network that forces its users to express themselves concisely, is looking at extending its 140-character limit. Robert Shrimsley, editor of FT.com, and Sebastian Payne, digital comment editor, argue over whether it's a good idea.
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