Trouble @ Twitter?

Discussion in 'Twitter' started by rajamanickam.a, Apr 18, 2011.

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    It seems Twitter is suspending third-party applications. Refer this post.

    Fortune magazine has written an article as "Trouble @ TWitter".

    Is it worth spending more time/effort on Twitter for marketing the business/products?
     
    rajamanickam.a, Apr 18, 2011 IP
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    #2
    that's bad...
    i have really no idea about it....
     
    nanncy222, Apr 20, 2011 IP
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    yeah i read something about this the other day, there has been issues with spam i think :(
     
    Jasonb, Apr 20, 2011 IP
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    #4
    i disagree with you.
     
    showkatahmad, Apr 20, 2011 IP
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    Twitter is worth spending time on... i believe it is a better business tool compared to fb.
     
    Drey, Apr 28, 2011 IP
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    I wrote an article about this (specifically about Twitter killing TweetDeck), here: unitedtechguys.com/2011/04/19/twitter-is-going-to-kill-tweetdeck/ Basically, Twitter is tired of all the tools built on its API. There’s nothing necessarily wrong with these tools, but Twitter’s long-term strategy requires all eyes to be focused on official Twitter clients. If the majority of users are using third-party clients, then the majority of users won’t see Twitter ads, promos, or Quickbars. Therefore Twitter loses a lot of potential monetization. Twitter's redesign made it very clear that Twitter wants to take on third-party clients. Now they're likely planning to kill TweetDeck as well.
     
    bradmerrill, May 7, 2011 IP