Win a Tweetie License
In: Application| Competition| News | By: Chris Brandrick
22 Apr 2009If you’re a Mac user and have a Twitter account I highly recommend you check out Tweetie. The app, from the guys over at atebits, was only released only a few days ago, and for those of you who don’t know it’s an all new Twitter client that offers a really slick way to read, and manage your tweets.
Atebits have kindly donated two copies of the software to give away (the ad-free version of course), worth $19.95 each. If you want to get yourself a copy, here is how you can enter:
- Twitter – First up, be sure to be following our Twitter account (@tbulletin), then just tweet the following, and we will choose a winner. Tweet this: “@tbulletin I’m entering to win a copy of Tweetie for the Mac. http://bit.ly/14DebL”
You can click here to tweet this right now.
The competition will run for one week from today, with the winners an
nounced on Wednesday 29th April 2009.
In addition to grabbing a copy of Tweetie, one winner (1st place) will also have the opportunity to be a ‘featured user‘ here on the site for one week.
Good luck to you all! I’m looking forward to seeing a load of tweets about this.
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