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Dante on Twitter

May 25, 2009 By Professor Arielle Saiber

tweeji

“You’re not really dead until you’re tweeting on Tweeji. Tweeji is the original dead celebrity’s [sic] website. We’ve brought together some of the most intriguing personalities from Twitter so you can follow the latest ‘from beyond,’ all in one place. You can even sign in to your Twitter account right here and reply, re-tweet and follow the dead without leaving Tweeji.”    —Tweeji

See Dante’s Tweeji page.

Contributed by Jess Esch

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