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(Unverified)Apr 1st 2009 9:09PM
This is a professional tool. You can track certain keywords and mentions in near real time (1 minute between searches) and combine search terms. Those people who are representing their brand on Twitter have an easier way to find people to interact with and respond to this way due to TweetDeck's 10 column maximum and potentially losing search terms in the browser.