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Has Twitter reached its peak?
Twitter’s growth seems to have lost its momentum, according to a new study. Growth in the micro-blogging service’s number of users peaked at nearly 20% last April, but had dropped down to 0.15% in December 2009, says a study by Barracuda Networks. Recent web analytics had already suggested that Twitter had reached its peak, as Twitter.com recorded a traffic high in July 2009 and has never reached that level since. According to Compete, Twitter reached 23.5 million … Read entire article »
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Microsoft’s browser reshuffle
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Microsoft future ‘is in cloud’
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