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Dow Jones Description
Twitter is a privately funded startup with offices in the SoMA neighborhood of San Francisco, CA. Started as a side project in March of 2006, Twitter has grown into a real-time short messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices.
Number of Employees 2
Contact Information
539 Bryant St Ste 402
San Francisco, California 94107
1 510 220 2368
Peer Companies
NAICS Code Other Publishers: 51119
Recent Events
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@You: Banks Narrowing Their Social Media Focus
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There's A Stranger In My Tweet House
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Minnesota Tourism Industry Prepares for Transition to the 'New Normal'
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Twitter Planning Chirp Developer Conference
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New Twitter Mobile Compares Well with Old Twitter Mobile
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New TweetDeck Features Ease Networking Overload
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Thorsen named chairman of Brunswick County school board
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TweetTheBeat for IPhone
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Japanese pay plan for Twitter denied
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Twitter co-founder says company won't be sold
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Twitter funding values company at US$1-billion
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How Twitter Will Destroy Google
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Social Web sites can boost a business
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RealTime CrunchUp: Where's The Money In RealTime?
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Twitter to try premium accounts in Japan
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Twitter Introduces Geotagging Features for API
News & Analysis
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Carphone Warehouse's Twitter Strategy
After reading Tyler Kearn's great post about the dangers of "by default" corporate twittering, I stumbled across* a really interesting interview with Guy Stephens, online help manager at The Carphone Warehouse CPW, about how the mobile phone retailer uses micro-blogging for customer service. The whole interview is a must-read...
6 Reasons Why Twitter is the Next Friendster
The Twitter outage yesterday would have caused much uproar on the service had anyone been able to complain about it. Those in the media, frequently heavy users themselves (I include myself: @ErikSherman), poured on about the long incident. But I think that this was another in a list of prompts...
Doing Business on Facebook: What Are the Risks?
At the Always On Summit at Stanford University, business executives discuss the risks involved in developing applications and businesses on social networks with proprietary platforms. Panelists include Gerry Campbell, CEO of Collecta; Max Ventilla, CEO of Aardvark; Shervin Pishevar, CEO of Social Gaming Network; and moderator Bambi Francisco, CEO of...
Best Buy Twitters an Extension of Service Strategy
When Best Buy realigned its work force several weeks ago, even demoting some employees from supervisory to customer service roles with commensurate pay cuts, observers couldn’t help but wonder if the company could continue to rely on their enthusiasm in the aftermath. Apparently, the company still is...
Experts: Twitter is the Game-Changer
Pasadena, CA. Earlier today, during a meeting in Silicon Valley, I spoke with two exceptionally talented executives, both of whom have had long, successful careers with tech/media companies big and small, and both of whom have been extremely active online since the earliest days of the web. One is...
The Rise of the Twitter Hangers-On: CoTweet Raises $1.1 Million
Whenever another company which is living off the host that is Twitter gets funding, my eyebrows raise just a bit. In pure business terms, this is about as meta as it gets: a company receives funding to propagate a business off of another company that makes no money â€" unless...
Making A LinkedIn For Twitter
Back in the days before Facebook, no one would have ever suggested that businesses get involved with social networks. Can you imagine someone suggesting to Michael Dell that his company ought to have a MySpace page? Today, not only does Dell Computer Company have a Facebook page...
No, You're Not a Twit if You Twitter
Is Twitter a passing fad or a great example of end-user innovation? I just finished reading Stephen Johnson's front-page article, "Why Twitter Matters" in Time Magazine and he puts forward a good case for Twitter being "the best poster child" for the new model of social creativity....
When Will (Post-Iran) Twitter Grow a Business Model?
One perplexing difficulty we face here at Bnet as we document Twitter's prominent role the events unfolding in Iran is the young company's utter lack of any apparent business model. As my colleague Erik Sherman outlines in a new post, just catching a wave -- even as big a one...
Twitter's Visit to the Shrink
At a dinner party with several close friends recently, the conversation turned to Twitter, and a debate ensued over whether the micro-blogging service had any value beyond serving as a narrow marketing outlet for people with something to promote. Those of us at the dinner have extensive...
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