Comments on: At current growth rates everyone in the world will have a Twitter account by December 21 2009!

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By: Ross Dawson

Ross Dawson — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:48:08 +0000

Thanks Quentin. This is of course a very tongue-in-cheek analysis. While Twitter could very well be transcended by something else very quickly, these still are pretty spectacular growth rates, and it is absolutely transformative in that whatever succeeds it will build on the changing way people approach personal communication.
The scalability factor is critical. After initial problems the Twitter platform has done reasonably well (though the API has been a bit dodgy). The current development of more scalable web technologies is going to critical in enabling staggering growth rates for Twitter and whatever comes next…

By: Quentin

Quentin — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 07:14:25 +0000

Having been an online consultant now for the past 10 years we see these appps come and go. Huge growth also means huge headaches and I noticed in the news that Twitter is stumbling in being able to handle the huge bandwidth costs and many virus attacks.
Maybe they were going for the big buyout like youtube but I guess time will tell. I see that Google video is in the same trouble however I think their model can sustain the cost.
Q