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The best ways to get more TNW in your internet diet

Jun15
by on June 15, 2014 at 10:00 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Roundups, Voice

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Maybe you visit this site once a week and browse through our channels. Or maybe you follow us via RSS, or maybe you receive our weekly or daily newsletter? Maybe you are very aware of the many different ways to get to the news we publish, or maybe you missed a few options. Here are the many ways to follow our reporting in a useful list: Via our site | TheNextWeb.com / tnw.co / tnw.to It doesn’t matter whether you have a desktop PC, a tablet or a smart phone; our website is optimized to look good and handle well on all platforms. Give…

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Signing up for a new Twitter account shows why the company is struggling to grow

Jun15
by on June 15, 2014 at 12:42 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Social Media

Twitter Goes Public On The New York Stock Exchange
This post was originally published on my personal blog I’ve been using Twitter for a number of years now – since late 2008 – so I’m well entrenched in using the network as part of my daily life. I love Twitter. It’s a great way to meet people, discuss common interests and things as they happen. It’s the new water-cooler, and it’s a great place to hang out. Over the years, I’ve forged some great friendships via Twitter and met people I would have no hope of just meeting on the street as a result. It’s a great tool for…

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Play an adorable pixel art recreation of Star Trek

Jun14
by on June 14, 2014 at 8:16 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Shareables

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If you love Star Trek, you’ll love Pixel Trek, a recreation of the beloved TV series in adorable, playable pixel art. Pixel Trek is a small web-based game that allows you to explore the Spaceship Enterprise freely. The Pixel Trek website boasts that you can “explore areas and angles that were not shown on the tv show” and that many of the characters are in the game, even those that died off during the TV series. The game isn’t an officially sanctioned one, with the website pointing out that no rights were acquired to the show and that the developer just likes Star…

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