Guns Are In
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Twitter's ad model in 140 characters
Twitter finally launches its ad model. Inserts paid tweets only into search results. CPM price structure. Minimal disruption. More may come.
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1 comments:
I'm thinking of starting a minimalist tweet service called "grunt." You can only communicate with 10 characters or less, but I think it covers most of what might be needed to convey our most intense thoughts and feelings.
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