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Posting A Message From a Website To Twitter

Is it possible to post a message from a website to twitter account? For Example, If a user post a comment in my website, that comment should also be posted to my twitter account. Is there any API or any PHP based scripts?

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There is a Twitter API ; you can check it out here http://apiwiki.twitter.com/

Guillaume Lebourgeois  2010-07-20 10:21:57
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Have a look at http://emmense.com/php-twitter/; it uses curl to communicate with twitter.

O E  2010-07-20 10:23:21

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