Booting Up: The Wall Street Journal Has Discovered Weird Twitter

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Members of Congress know as little about what the NSA’s up to as American citizens do. [The Guardian]

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“A part of a burgeoning Twitter subculture known as Weird Twitter, he is speaking in a purposefully nonsensical code that is meant to satirize the growing presence of corporate brands and marketers on the popular social network.” This is going to be a long week. [Wall Street Journal]

Booting Up: The Wall Street Journal Has Discovered Weird Twitter