Not much here, here--merely offers the suggestion that Twitter charge customers, rather than use ads for revenue. Would have liked more information on the success of pay to play with other premium services and on the usage of twitter v.s. the early adoption of other internet killer aps he mentions such as Google, Facebook, etc. This article goes against the conventional wisdom as expressed by Wired Magazine Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson's upcoming book out from Hyperion stemming ... More »

An interesting monetization solution - not necessarily proven or viable, but interesting none the less. Subscription models are noted as not being proven, thus speculative journalism like this belongs elsewhere - like on a blog, not on the 1 billion dollar plus site CNET...