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Follow the Dutch Embassy in Bangkok on twitter

By Editorial
Posted in Dutch embassy, News from Thailand
Tags: Social media, Twitter

July 25, 2013

After a Facebook page, the Dutch Embassy in Bangkok now also has a Twitter account.

You can follow the embassy on twitter for economic, political and business news about Thailand and other countries in the region: twitter.com/NLBangkok

Twitter is a free internet service that allows users to publish short messages of up to 140 characters, known as microblogging. It is possible to respond to each other and to follow users. Twitter is part of social media and has become especially popular with the rise of the smartphone. There are currently more than 1,05 million Dutch Twitter accounts, which together account for more than 2,5 billion tweets.

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25 July 2013 on 15: 41

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