dennismoulton

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by dennismoulton 17y ago
Wow, to say that Twitter owns the protocol is quite a statement at this early stage of the game for this space. Twitter just took the number one third-party feature and integrated it into their own platform, it’s called lists and if you do
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by dennismoulton 17y ago
So with a 1B valuation from this round - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/09/16/twitter-closing-new-ven... we are looking at a $22+ price tag per user. This may be on the low end however as with 45 million users it is assuming that all acc
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by dennismoulton 17y ago
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by dennismoulton 17y ago
It's always a thrill to listen to Steve Ballmer talk about the company roadmap and it's hard to imagine that anyone could do a better job in that role. The company faces the law of large numbers and an uphill battle against perception (at
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by dennismoulton 17y ago
So in your case....dealing with a hard technical problem the current establishment of forums for richer discussions and interaction could leverage the power of community, no? Would a microblog version of what is now specific forums be enou
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by dennismoulton 17y ago
Sure, influencers and celebrities benefit from the broadcast without a doubt but is it possible that the back and forth conversation is limited (post, possibly a reply, and that is usually the end of it) to make the rest of the user base ju
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by dennismoulton 17y ago
Glad you brought that up....what is valuable in twitter? The tangential ramblings of a handpicked group? I would argue that only a small subset of even the very best lists actually equates to value for most users.
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What's wrong with Twitter?
1 points by dennismoulton 17y ago|9 comments