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Here’s yet another Twitter based app and it’s geared mainly for folks in the United Kingdom: TwitterTickets. TwitterTickets sends event and ticket information for locations within the UK, (there is however, an anywhere account, for locations not on the list) to your Twitter stream. Each location has its own account, for example, for information regarding tickets in Bristol, you’d follow @bristol_tickets. Alternatively, you can get updates via feeds. Subscribe to any of the feeds, again based on location, and all upcoming ticket release information will be sent to your feed reader. You can subscribe to and/or follow as many locations as you wish.
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“If you have a Twitter account you can get news about upcoming ticket releases directly in your Twitter stream. Follow as many of the accounts below as you like to enjoy free updates.”
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Twitter is becoming a virtual Swiss Army knife and TwitterTickets simply adds to its usefulness. It’s an extremely simple app, but it gets the job done.
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Will more locations be added? How accurate is the ticket release information?
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