http://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/21/twitter-is-toast-and-the-stock-is-not-even-worth-10-analyst.html

Debbie says one of the big dogs will buy it and bolt it on to one of their platforms.

As always, Debbie will be RIGHT ON

Sure hope that they do not hire Soros to censor content.

Agreed. Yahoo will buy it, neglect it and eventually f it up.

Actually, it's currently for sale on Craigslist

http://podunk.craigslist.org/for/5925442659.html

There's a lot of interest, so servers might go down

yup... its gone

NBC is pulling the plug on its Breaking News service that feeds the eponymous iOS app on Dec. 31, and is leaving 9.5 million followers on Twitter in the dark as well.

"As we discovered, such a model doesn't fit with advertising"

http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/12/27/nbcs-cash-strapped-breaking-news-app-social-media-feeds-to-shut-down-this-week

Same could be said for twitter. Monetizing is a bitch.

Four years from now it will be down to eleven people tweeting about coffee and a single Tweeter in Chief who uses Twitter as the de-facto state-run media.

Have you ever actually clicked on a Twitter ad? So many Twitter users aren't even using it in a context that allows them to really see ads. That's the brilliance of Facebook and Google search... the ads practically are the content now

Twitter's China boss Kathy Chen quits after eight months

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-twitter-chen-idUSKBN14M17P?il=0

QuoteTweeter in Chief who uses Twitter as the de-facto state-run media.

Ha Ha... he does seem to be using it rather effectively!

Yesterday, he kicked the House GOP in the ass with it and that derailed or postponed one of their nefarious schemes (US sense of the word).

>big dog

Maybe Trump will buy it.

QuoteMaybe Trump will buy it.

I hope for everyone sake he has more sense.  But then, if its cheap enough, he probably would....

South Korea Appoints 'Twitter Officer' To Monitor Donald Trump'S Tweets

http://www.newsweek.com/south-korea-appoints-twitter-officer-monitor-donald-trumps-tweets-538748

QuoteAlphabet Inc.'s online search division agreed to purchase Fabric, a Twitter business that provides a software toolkit for mobile apps. The companies didn't disclose financial terms.

As part of the deal, Google also gets Crashlytics, Twitter's popular tool for tracking software failures.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/bluesky/technology/ct-google-twitter-fabric-wp-bsi-20170118-story.html

>Tweeter in Chief who uses Twitter as the de-facto state-run media.
>> Ha Ha... he does seem to be using it rather effectively!

POTUS Twitter Changes Hands For First Time In History

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/potus-twitter-account-trump_us_588242bde4b0e3a735689998

I guess it's paired with this:
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/real-story-football-follows-president-everywhere-180952779/

fail:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/twitter-buy-button-death/

interesting to know why it failed for them, and not for others.