It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least

It will be interesting to see the different ways twitter monetizes the site. While this sort of sponsorship works, it only works for the people who are updating from the site itself. Because they opened up the API so early in the game, it seems like sponsored tweets are the way to go, but does that seem too obtrusive? And does that call for full disclosure “that this indeed is a sponsored tweet?”

As far as the fail whale goes, it seems like once they've got the monetization issue fixed, getting everything switched over to a cloud with unlimited data could fix that.

On a side note, because of the World Cup and Twitter, I've never been more aware of what a vuvuzela was…

it seems like if they were to do the sponsored tweets it would be too similar to what facebook used to do by advertising in the newsfeed… that worked for a while, but eventually they had to move on…

It's an interesting position they've put themselves in to say the least