There are literally hundreds of thousands of articles on, about, or around Twitter. Most of them have to do with the communication side of things.
It is a change-agent to the way we communicate and consume information from person-to-person.
However, what most people don’t realize is Twitter’s real future, may lie in search… in one form or another. More info after the jump.
Here’s a nice little tid-bit I found today… Amazon.com has (unofficially) launched a URL shortening service for it’s products.
This really doesn’t come as a huge suprise, considering Jeff Bezos has invested in Twitter and the huge explosion in Twitter’s popularity lately, it only make sense that they would harness this power to integrate with their services.
First, find the product ID of the item you’d like to distribute… in this case, let’s use Amazon’s Kindle eBook reader: B00154JDAI then simply add it to the url http://amzn.com/ like this http://amzn.com/B00154JDAI