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You would have to use a Twitter client such as Tweetdeck to have streaming news. Twitter.com will only show the &quot;new tweets&quot; message.<br />
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I'm sure there are browser extensions also that would do this. What OS and browser are you using?
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You would have to use a Twitter client such as Tweetdeck to have streaming news. Twitter.com will only show the "new tweets" message.

I'm sure there are browser extensions also that would do this. What OS and browser are you using?

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Windows 7 and windows 8 and FireFox
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When I get new feeds on twitter I get a message on the top of the stream &quot;new twits&quot; and I need to click on it to see the new ones. How can I have the news automatically come to my screen?
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When I get new feeds on twitter I get a message on the top of the stream "new twits" and I need to click on it to see the new ones. How can I have the news automatically come to my screen?

Twitter to display automatically?

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