Sarah Palin Introduces The Best Fake Twitter Accounts Of 2009
Nadia writes:
In particular, I’ve enjoyed some of the more inventive characters to emerge on Twitter this year:
- Cheryl Kerl. In word-perfect Geordie – and with more than 7,000 followers – Cheryl’s insight probes issues that range from the X Factor to Gordon Brown’s fiscal policy.
- Big Ben. Every hour on the hour, London’s most famous bell bongs for nearly 35,000 people. (For those on the Continent, @coucou_suisse chirps an hour ahead in CET.)
- God. There are quite a few heavenly tweeters but @almightygod is my favourite: very acerbic and wonderfully irreverent.
- Aleksandr Orlov. The wildly successful comparethemeerkat.com ad character has also been a hit on Twitter, netting more than 32,000 followers.
- Mrs Stephen Fry, “Stephen’s poor, down-trodden wife and mother of his six kids”, broadcasts her thoughts to more than 25,000 people.
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Posted: 31st, December 2009 | In: Key Posts, Reviews Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink