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  • http://gtmometal.blogspot.com/ Jason Saulnier

    Great article thanks

  • alice

    ta luv, needed for a preso tomrow

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  • http://www.johnakerson.com John Akerson

    I just read an article over at Mark Cuban’s blog about how “facebook is the new Internet” I don’t agree with him, but given the growth, functions, capacities, and future for both Twitter and Facebook, I’d say that Internet 2.0 has eclipsed 1.0. No matter what metric you use, – >1b tweets/month, 1600% growth… it is pretty astounding.

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  • http://www.fransgaard.com Robert Fransgaard

    Can’t argue with a number like “1300%”.

    But I’d love to see stats for how many real people it actually equals as many have more than one twitter and some twitter are run by bots.

    I’d also love to see stats on how much is unique content and how much is retweets or auto tweets.

    I’d also like peace on Earth and a holiday home on Mars while I’m at it :-)

  • http://www.loisgellermarketingroup.com Lois Geller

    I like the look of these Twitter stats. I know that my own account has slowed down. I figured that everyone was on vacation…but then other friends on Twitter have told me that it has slowed for them also.

    What is your own personal experience…have your tweetdecks been quiet lately?

  • http://www.arkovi.com Blane Warrene

    The statistics are substantial and the growth is evident from these numbers. I do agree with Robert’s comment of looking at the stats of real accounts versus bots. In our view, and we work to educate our customers and those around us, the key is insuring there is quality in the conversations business is having both as listeners, sharing and creating content.

    Twitter can be a powerful tool used in conjunction with other online (and offline) activities.

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