Twitter feeds you need: top tweeters reveal their three favourite follows

guardian.co.uk — In just six years, Twitter has become the life-support system for those seeking news, humour, wisdom or a shot of esoteric web weirdness. Here, introduced by Lauren Laverne, 50 top tweeters reveal their three favourite follows. Plus, five experts on the Twitter accounts that define their fields
Ruaridh Nicoll Editor, Observer Magazine, Guardian @Ruaridhnicoll
RT @helenseamons: Top tweeters reveal their three favourite follows t.co/LJCctQjI from today's @obsmagazine. Excellent work @shah ...
Steve Huff Freelance Journalist @SteveHuff
RT @LIFECOACHERS: A special Sunday Namaste! to the lovely @fashedatlarge, who described us perfectly here: t.co/g9YLpTzA
Elana Zak Social Media Producer, Wall Street Journal @elanazak
What's great about this @guardian Twitter feeds you need list? @StephenFry makes numerous appearances. t.co/bI49QmTe
Anthony De Rosa Social Media Editor and Columnist, Reuters @AntDeRosa
Our own @pete_apps of @Reuters listed amongst 50 top tweeters in the @Guardian t.co/ctDbdxND
Peter Apps Political Risk Correspondent, Reuters @pete_apps
taken aback to be listed amongst 50 top tweeters in the Guardian (thanks, @DannyAlexander ) t.co/cAHTuori via @guardian
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