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Tomorrow? Twitter will morph. It’s already happening as we use it for search. Next we will want platforms like TweetDeck to move from organizational tool to full on community builders.

Those who want it to fail are just jealous that they didn’t think of it first.

Ok that was downright CREEPY. You need to go for a bike ride my friend

And?

Do you jump on every bandwagon that comes along? Twitter is not “amazing,” nor is it “brilliant,” nor is it “extraordinary.” it is actually quite pointless on the scheme of life. It’s yet one more distraction that takes people away from where their focus should be… like on the road in front of them.

Please grow up and stop salivating over Twitter. It’s only “hot” because if it’s name and cute little logo. Had it been named “barfbag” we both no one would give a hoot about it… right?

For regular people it is just a piece of entertaining content. It’s a self updating social tabloid, where the subjects are the lives of celebrities, friends, and other people.

Twitter is a valuable property solely on the fact that their user base is large, growing and spending time on it. This makes it a good advertising property at the very least.

For businesses, twitter users are about 10 million people willing to be on a mailing list.

I heard marissa mayer talk about how she used twitter search to see what was happening at a ski lodge she was going to. This is an example of real time search.

But the bad thing about the real time search for twitter is that it is dependent on random actions of twitter users. Also, twitter users make up a very tiny portion of the overall population in america.

If i want to know about what is happening at my local mall, i will have to hope that one of the 10 million current users has tweeted a relevant piece of information about the mall that meets my searching needs.

Search for what is happening won’t work because of the randomness will not produce valuable search content. Unless you get the users to be more organized with their tweeting behavior.

Those are my thoughts for now.

For regular people it is just a piece of entertaining content. It’s a self updating social tabloid, where the subjects are the lives of celebrities, friends, and other people.

Twitter is a valuable property solely on the fact that their user base is large, growing and spending time on it. This makes it a good advertising property at the very least.

For businesses, twitter users are about 10 million people willing to be on a mailing list.

I heard marissa mayer talk about how she used twitter search to see what was happening at a ski lodge she was going to. This is an example of real time search.

But the bad thing about the real time search for twitter is that it is dependent on random actions of twitter users. Also, twitter users make up a very tiny portion of the overall population in america.

If i want to know about what is happening at my local mall, i will have to hope that one of the 10 million current users has tweeted a relevant piece of information about the mall that meets my searching needs.

Search for what is happening won’t work because of the randomness will not produce valuable search content. Unless you get the users to be more organized with their tweeting behavior.

You are in a minority, you cancelled your account and you think the majority of 200 million people are going to follow?

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The market for “How to Make Money Analyzing Twitter” has also peaked.

The new meme is “How to Make Money Reviewing the various Critiques of Twitter”

And you want the search traffic.

Techcrunch has gone too far people! when I we going to stand up as people and say enough!?

Twitter witter flicker on the wall who is the finest of them all?

Techcrunch needs to be given back to the people, the little orphans the poor people. We need to save Africans people! and we are hear talking about twitter What r u doing right now? writing…but thats beside the case!

Lets bring down the dictionarship now! free techncrunch!