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Optimal List View for Twitter Data

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It seems that even an old dog can learn new tricks. I was experimenting recently with the list view settings in DiscoverText and was pleased to find a new way to review Twitter data. This 2-minute video outlines the steps you can take to get an optimal list view display for Twitter data in DiscoverText. 

To set up a web briefing, please send a request to info@discovertext.com. There is a complete set of DiscoverText tutorials and Zen Desk Help Site for further information.

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