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Angsuman Chakraborty

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A `tweeting' White House press secretary Robert Gibbs ventures onto Twitter Posted: Feb 13, 2010 6:06 PM
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more images more images Now Tweeting: White House press secretary Gibbs WASHINGTON — Now Tweeting? It's White House press secretary Robert Gibbs. President Barack Obama's chief spokesman ventured into the Twitter world on Saturday with his first 'tweet' or Twitter message on his official White House account. Gibbs wrote: "Learning about 'the twitter' - easing into this with first .... Source article  : A ‘tweeting’ White House press secretary Robert Gibbs ventures onto Twitter.

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