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White House, DOD pass Twitter milestones

August 6, 2012

The White House and Department of Defense recently hit major milestones on Twitter.

On Saturday, the White House (@WhiteHouse) passed three million Twitter followers for its official Twitter account while the Department of Defense’s official account (@DeptofDefense) passed 100,000 followers on Friday.

The White House curated a history of its Twitter activity using Storify:

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