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One of the site's investors details a coupon- or offer-based business model to The New York Times. Then one of Twitter's founders obliquely denies it. Oh, well.
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Best of luck to twitter, for giving us a view into the news others fail to cover, in the raw.
- by jessiethe3rd June 22, 2009 10:36 PM PDT
- Twitter sucks. It has been captured by the mainstream media and now everyone is Twittering... *GAG* I was watching UFC last night... "Dana is twittering! Check him out at twitter.com\danatwitters... who gives a flying puck... it's stupid.
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