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What is Twitter?
Twitter is an American social network and micro-blog service company, which is dedicated to serving public dialogue.
Twitter allows users to update messages with no more than 14 characters (except Chinese, Japanese and Korean, the upper limit has been raised to 28 characters). These messages are also called "Tweet", and Twitter is described as "short message service on the Internet". This service was co-founded by Jack Dorsey and his partner * * * in March 26 and started in July of that year.
Development of Twitter:
On March 27th, 218, Twitter announced that it would ban digital cryptocurrency advertisements on its platform.
In July, 219, Twitter announced the establishment of the ArtHouse department, which integrates the massive and high-quality online celebrity original resources, digital content production capabilities and brand live broadcast services to help brand advertisers acquire consumers in a creative way.
on February 6, 22, the net profit of Twitter (twtr.us) in 219 was $1.47 billion, a year-on-year increase of 21.49%.
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