A Notebook Full of Tweets
So much for the paperless office: Physical publishing of tweets is starting to become a crowded industry, as Belgian interactive agency Boondoggle is offering a service called TweetNotebook, which lets Twitter users create notebooks with random selections from their 320 latest tweets appearing on the bottom part of the pages, TechCrunch reported.
TweetNotebook offers an alternative to a similar service, Tweetbookz, which boasts four cover and design styles in English, Spanish, French and Hebrew for $30 in a hardcover format and $20 in a soft-cover format, with its books containing up to 200 tweets.
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