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Facebook, Twitter and Google+

April 16, 2009

Social media platforms like Facebook, Google+ and Twitter are changing the way people communicate and how users can stay up-to-date with Deutsche Welle's English news and analysis. Find out how they work here.

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More than 816,000 Facebook fans -- Come see what all the ruckus is about!

Facebook is fast becoming the preferred platform for communicating with friends, colleagues or family members. It provides a simple way for people with similar interests to communicate.

Click on the link below to become a fan of DW. The page is continuously updated with a mix of news and fun features like our "Word of the Week."

Watch DW-TV or listen to Deutsche Welle radio programs on Facebook! We've added a Facebook application that lets you watch or listen to our programming while you keep up with your friends.

Want to share a Deutsche Welle story with your friends? We recently added a Facebook button on the bottom of every article on www.dw.de, so it is easier than ever to post an interesting story to your profile.

What is Twitter?

Twitter asks one question, "What are you doing?" Answers must be under 140 characters in length and can be sent via mobile texting, instant message or the Web.

From a simple question and the millions of subsequent answers, Twitter has grown into a global conversation about everything and anything. To see what all the hype is about and to follow Deutsche Welle, click on the links below.

Google+

A relative newcomer to the social media scene, Google+ is Google's answer to Facebook's 700 million-strong-and-growing fanbase. Deutsche Welle is also carving out a presence on this social network to ensure that our fans can find news and insights from the Heart of Europe, whatever their choice of social media platform.

Click on the links below to see what all the + fuss is about.

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