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What do you think about the new Twitter interface? (5 posts)

Topic tags: new twitter, Twitter

Michael Stelzner said
1 year, 5 months ago:
Seen it?What say you?
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Darrell Ellens said
1 year, 5 months ago:
I like it! And I like where they are going with it. It’s Twitters way of expanding a140 characters without increasing the number. More value for the 140….
If you look at the advertising side of it, it is much better for brands and business, yet the end user benefits from the improvement.
We now live in an ever changing technical-social world. I just love all of these new technologies.
What’s your take on it?
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Steve Hoad said
1 year, 5 months ago:
Thank heavens for twitter apps. The only way I am able to use Twitter is through another app, the last few iterations of Twitter itself have been partially inaccessible leaving me unable to perform the simplest tasks sometimes. I use EasyChirp, and it works well, it is an interface that many who use text to speech scrrreen readers use. People using text to speech readers may be blind, dyslexic or cognitively impaired; although many social media advancements have been useful for people with disabilities inaccessibility continues to be the number 1 issue to be solved.
Find EasyChirp at
http://www.easychirp.com
My hope is that I will be able to access Twitter fully when business pages are deployed for small businesses.
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Lisa Schulteis said
1 year, 5 months ago:
I like it a lot. It is a lot cleaner and easier to navigate. It will be interesting to see whether it actually brings people back to the nest, as much as users utilize Hootsuite and the like.
I am looking forward to the business pages as well!
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Are Morch said
1 year, 5 months ago:
@mike-stelzner Twitters new interface is really making brand pages more streamlined.
It is no doubt with all the changes we have seen on Social Networks this year they have made is much easier for brand to engage with their customers.
2012 will be the year of engagement. Customers now have opportunities to influence brands in new unique ways. Next year I don’t believe any brand can afford to not take Social Media serious.
Some might say we already seen the tipping point, but after Google finally applied a Social Network that really capture everyone 2012 will be the tipping year.
I don’t believe we see Web 3.0 yet, but more a realisation of Web 2.0.
Cheers..
Are Morch – Hotel Blogger
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