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Popular Twitter users such as actor Ashton Kutcher or CNN can start earning money from posting content on the micro blogging site after a technology company launched a subscription service called Super Chirp.Created by software firm 83 Degrees, Super Chirp is a system that allows any Twitter user to earn revenue through direct messages, Twitter's private message system. The Twitter user can set up a Pay-Pal-based subscription to their account through the Super Chirp site, setting a price of between $0.99 and $9.99 per month.
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