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The Top Twitter Brags of @dmbrags

Our Twitter account for retweeting and sharing bragging tweets from people in the digital media industry, @dmbrags, is off to a strong start. Thank you to those of you who love to tweet about the swanky hotel you are staying in, the celeb you are brushing shoulders with, the amount of money you are investing in the latest startup. Keep up the bragging so we can keep fueling @dmbrags.

Here are five of our favorite tweet-brags so far. For those of you more prolific Twitter braggarts, we may start keeping score to find the top digital media-industry braggart. Stay tuned, and follow @dmbrags. Also, don’t forget to be on the look out for tweet-brags. Direct message the link to the tweet to @dmbrags or email to address below.

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