So, just yesterday CNN.com published a story titled “Has Twitter Peaked.” …According to the article, Twitter usage (measured by unique visitors) has effectively flat-lined since the middle of last year. While nobody agrees on the actual numbers, most of the web audience measurement firms (comScore, Compete, Quantcast) agree that traffic to the site peaked in July / August and actually declined by the end of the year.
Twitter Traffic – June 09 – Dec 09
Should we care about this?
Isn’t technology wonderful? So here I am, on a Virgin America flight (love this airline, BTW), connected to WiFi for free. Meanwhile, Matt is next to me, ever the art director, shooting great pics like this out the window and then downloading them for us to use. Meanwhile, our client is next to us playing with the latest app and Matt and I are updating various blogs and Twitter accounts. What did we do without all this?
But then that’s…
Yesterday we noticed that our web site was now in the hands of a hacker. Someone had gotten into our shorts and taken our site away. OK.. So the part that still makes me scratch my head is why? The game? OK sure, I get that, but what game? There isn’t anything on the site of any value, and it isn’t like we have anything to protect on the site. It’s ads for gods sake! And 30 minutes later, we…
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