Twitter targets businesses
News Web
Twitter is testing a set of add-on services aimed at corporate users, it has emerged. There's no word on pricing yet, but the Twitter Business Center is expected to be a paid-for service, given that the company doesn't have much of a revenue stream at the moment. According to screenshots published by Mashable, the service would enable users to receive direct messages from people they do not follow, a potentially useful feature for companies using Twitter for customer...
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