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Twitter Say No To Advertising…
…at least that’s what Biz Stone, one of the co-founders of Twitter had to say at a recent conference.
He said “There are a few reasons why we’re not pursuing advertising; one is, it’s just not quite as interesting to us.”
This is refreshing in the social landscape where many of the social media properties can’t seem to think beyond advertising when it comes to generating revenues.
Obviously, Twitter needs to find streams of income and it’ll be interesting to see what strategies they pursue. With the rising popularity of this microblogging platform, I’m sure they’re not short of innovative ideas.
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