Fifa & Real Madrid use Twitter to wish Luka Modric happy birthday
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Another day, another barrage of tweets. Twitter - and other social media portals - has become part of many people's lives and even large organisations use this medium to send messages...but it can be a confusing business.
Trickier than a Croatian midfielder
Today, Luka Modric turns 31 and both his club, Real Madrid and world football's governing body, Fifa, thought it nice to send him a congratulatory message. However, in a Twittersphere full of hashtags and handles you have to be careful about selecting the right account to send it to.
An obvious name for the official Modric account could be @Modric19 however the real one is @lm19official. His club were quick to spot this and resent their best wishes.