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I hear your point, but what becomes the goto place for live events on the internet? Does a company with an established brand (like Google) attempt to step in wi
by theseatoms 11y ago
I hear your point, but what becomes the goto place for live events on the internet? Does a company with an established brand (like Google) attempt to step in with its own clone service?
I just can't see this form going away. A public-by-default, one-to-many microblog service has proven to be valued by a substantial userbase.
I have to think that the "next Twitter" could disguise itself as a sufficiently fresh take in order to gain enough trust from enough users.
(I upvoted you, btw.)
- GrinningFool 11y agoThere's always RSS and mailing lists :D Joking aside, I wish there were some meaningful numbers around how many people (as a percentage of active user base) use it that way (live events) vs just seeing what their friends and/or favorite celebrities have to say.
- gaius 11y agoproven to be valued by a substantial userbase Not so valued that they could charge a subscription to it tho', there lies the rub.