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Turning Twitter into a Flutter

The news that Oprah Winfrey has embraced Twitter and will discuss the web site's benefits in an upcoming show prove one thing – microblogging is now mainstream.

So where to from here...

Twitter's explosive growth has some wondering what will be the next big thing, could it be micro-micro-blogging as this mockumentary video asks?

Posted on 23 April 2009 at 12:55 PM in Marketing |

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