Surely Twitter had it’s impact on journalism, politics and advertising. If you’re a journalist, getting information fast and keeping in touch with sources is easy. Politicians have found a tool to directly talk and discuss political issues with voters. Fetishist as well as revolutionist have found a activation- and gathering tool in Twitter.
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Twitter has grown exponentially the last two years and is most apparent in the use of the service by celebrities. No other internet application can count on the massive participation of public figures. Ashton Kutcher, Al Gore, Britney Spears, Stephen Fry and even Dutch politicians use the text messaging application. Why the hell the interest?
Well, the general appeal…