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Twitter tweaks photos and video viewing
The micro-blogging site says users can now view enlarged photos right on the page, and also incorporates videos into photo galleries.
Donna Tam Staff Writer / News
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Twitter today showed a little more love to media sharing by rolling out some enhancements to photo and video viewing.
The micro-blogging service now lets users view enlarged photos directly on the page instead of going to another link. Twitter also added the videos you've shared -- made through Vine, YouTube, Vimeo and others -- to the gallery on your profile that used to display only your photos.
These are little tweaks to the site, but a part of Twitter's continuing efforts to put a bigger spotlight on sharing photos and video.