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"Twitter has announced that subsidiary operation TweetDeck Limited has been dissolved due to the company&amp;#039;s failure to file accounts. The British app developer is said to have been ordered multiple times to declare its financial details for 2011, but chose not to act on the warnings from regulator Companies House.  The TweetDeck service, which enables Twitter users to manage multiple accounts and queue up a backlog of posts, will continue as normal. &amp;quot;TweetDeck the product continues to thrive as part of Twitter, but the old company has been dormant for some time, with no outstanding liabilities; hence our agreement with the move to dissolve it,&amp;quot; read a statement from Twitter. Twitter acquired TweetDeck from founder Iain Dodsworth in May 2011 in a deal worth \u00A325 million. The product and its assets will now be integrated into the microblogging firm&amp;#039;s main operations. The company recently confirmed that it will be scrapping the standalone TweetDeck app to focus on the browser-based version. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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