On Twitter and Short-Term Stock Fluctuations

Twitter has had a rough few weeks, but does that mean it’s destined to spiral downward?
Hell no.
18% stock price drops are great for headlines, but they certainly don’t tell the story
Twitter has had a rough few weeks, but does that mean it’s destined to spiral downward?
Hell no.
18% stock price drops are great for headlines, but they certainly don’t tell the story
The floodgates have just burst open, not just in the world of technology, but in the entire free market. In the very way we view capitalism.
I am, of course, talking about <a href="http://newsroom.fb.com/News/805/Facebook-to-Acquire-WhatsApp
Dear friends, family, colleagues, and supporters,
I'm thrilled to announce my first non-fiction book, working title "Captivology: The Science of Capturing People's Attention", due in early 2015 from HarperOne, an imprint of HarperCollins.
I hope you will sign up for updates on Captivology through my book's website. You can follow @Captivology on Twitter or like Captivology on Facebook. You can also follow @BenParr for regular updates. And finally, here's a link for sharing this announcement.
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