Sentence examples for Twitter origin from inspiring English sources

Though he hasn't read Bilton's take, Stone agreed to give me his version of the Twitter origin story.

Some of this comes from Twitter's origins, which are closer to a programmers' internet chat than a platform to share baby pictures.

Twitter's origins lie in a "daylong brainstorming session" held by board members of the podcasting company Odeo.

It's unlikely that the punchline would change". Howard and his co-authors, Bence Kollanyi and Lisa-Maria Neuderg of the Oxford Internet Institute, said much of the propaganda shared on Twitter had its origins among bots and trolls.

If there's one lesson that comes from Twitter's messy origins and chaotic upbringing, it is that you can do as much damage to an idea by trying to force it into a specific mold as you can by letting it breathe and evolve on its own.

If Lean In can be turned into a movie, there's a really great chance that Bilton's book, Hatching Twitter — about the origins of the shortwinded social network — will also find its way to the big screen.

"Anyone can create an account anonymously on Twitter and hide its origin". Entous and Demirjian reported from Washington.

They studied approximately 126,000 cascades — defined as "instances of a rumor spreading pattern that exhibits an unbroken retweet chain with a common, singular origin" — on Twitter about contested news stories tweeted by 3 million people more than 4.5 million times.

NEW YORK TIMES If These (Elevator) Walls Could Talk  |  The New York media world was abuzz this week as a Twitter feed of unknown origin began recounting conversations supposedly overheard in the elevator of the Condé Nast building.

Before that, Twitter was the real origin of the mention, with the help of a now-ubiquitous @ symbol.

It's often overlooked now, but the origin of Twitter's 140-character limit was so that tweets could fit into SMS messages (which have a 160 character limit — room is needed for usernames).