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Twitter: media company or platform? « Internet
Is Twitter a technology platform, a media company — or both?As Twitter continues to build out new features such as “expanded tweets” and curation-based services like its NASCAR editorial offering, it has become pretty obvious where the company is headed: it has given up on being a utility built on open APIs and is becoming a media company, powered by a rapidly-growing advertising platform . Twitter also has one big advantage that other media companies don’t: the fact that it doesn’t have to produce any of the content, but simply acts as a filter for information from other sources. Its success will be determined by how well it strikes a balance between helping other media entities and competing with them.
Twitter is building a media business using other people’s content
Why A TweetDeck Acquisition Could Stink For The Users
Last month, rumors hit the Web that TweetDeck , the multi-columned, much-preferred desktop client of hardcore users, had been acquired by Twitter. Today, TechCrunch is reporting that the deal has gone through, with Twitter snapping up the company for $40 to $50 million. While we don't want to be melodramatic, we're afraid that this deal could be the beginning of the end and here's why.Twitter Ads to Be Based on Knowing Who You Follow, What You Like
Like Facebook, Twitter Starts Using Algorithms To Bulk Up Social Graph
Last month, we noted that Twitter was testing a “You both follow” feature , showing users you and another user both follow. That’s interesting, but not particularly useful. Today, they’ve begun to roll out a new “Suggestions for You” feature which looks at who you follow, and who the people you follow follow, and suggests new people for you to follow.Créé et lancé en 2006, Twitter a su s’imposer en l’espace de quelques années comme un incontournable canal d’information. En toute logique et après s’être intéressé aux parcours de Steve Jobs et Mark Zuckerberg ou encore à l’incroyable Saga Google , Bloomberg s’est penché sur le cas du service de microblogging de référence à travers un nouveau documentaire de 25mn tiré de la série « Game Changers », documentaire incluant entre autres des interviews de Jack Dorsey ou Tim O’Reilly. Bref, un documentaire à voir absolument!

