Google Alert - Twitter for Business

	Twitter for Business Daily update ⋅ November 23, 2017
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	Twitter Is Working on New Ways to Sell Its Data Madison.com Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) generates most of its revenue from advertising, but many investors see a lot of value in its data-licensing business. With a catalog spanning 11 years, including nitty-gritty data points like time of day and location, Twitter's database of tweets could hold a lot of value for developers. Twitter, Inc. (NYSE:TWTR) Upgraded to "Neutral" by Citigroup Inc. - The Ledger Gazette Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Giving thanks to email and Twitter Crain's Cleveland Business (blog) As an entrepreneur, the digital age is something to be grateful for – even if your company isn't tech related. We're all guilty of spending too much time ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter, It's Time to End Your Anything-Goes Paradise New York Times (I got mine when I worked at Slate, whose social media team had a connection with Twitter; in this business, it's all about who you know.) Twitter has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Texas GOP representative apologizes for nude photo circulating online Business Insider A nude photo of longtime Texas Rep. Joe Barton leaked by an anonymous Twitter account circulated online this week. Barton on Wednesday ... Flag as irrelevant
	Furniture maker Multiyork enters administration, putting 500 jobs at risk The Guardian ... relation to your order shortly," he said. •Follow Guardian Business on Twitter at @BusinessDesk, or sign up to the daily Business Today email here. Flag as irrelevant
	Celebrities share memories of David Cassidy on Twitter CBS News The teen heartthrob star of the 1970s hit "The Partridge Family," Cassidy went on to have a long show business career, although he battled alcoholism ... Twitter Tributes For 'Patridge Family' Star David Cassidy Keep Flowing In - International Business Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook will let some of its users see if they interacted with Russian propaganda Business Insider The move follows in the footsteps of Twitter. ... Facebook will show some users the affiliated pages they liked or followed, the company maintains that ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Tech Giants' Secret War Against Fake News Is Too Secret Bloomberg It would be better for all concerned—the companies, their users, and society at large—if Google, Facebook, and Twitter heeded Feinstein's admonition ... Flag as irrelevant
	7 Marketable Skills You've Acquired From Black Twitter Without Realizing It Blavity Twitter has been around now for over a decade, and it's provided over 500 ... Who knows, these key traits may help you start your own business or ... Flag as irrelevant
	American political polarization is playing out in grocery stores and restaurants — here are the ... Business Insider Just as boycott threats started to bubble up on Twitter, a Conagra Brands spokesperson clarified the timing of the company's decision to cut advertising to Business Insider. "We adjusted our media spend several months ago due to the needs of our business," spokesperson Lanie Friedman said. Flag as irrelevant

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