Now you can Storify something from an iPhone Twitter app

LINK: storify.com ➚ | Posted by: Joshua Benton | May 1, 2012

Storify — the curation service used by many journalists telling stories from social media — has a deal with iPhone/iPad app Tweetbot to make it easier to create Storify stories from your mobile device. (Unfortunately, it can only do whole conversations, as defined by Twitter’s reply mechanisms. You have to go to Storify’s site or iPad app to add or subtract other tweets or context.)

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