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	<title>Comments on: The business opportunities of Twitter</title>
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		<title>By: multimind</title>
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		<description>The application could in deed be interesting when working with a group of people on a project that has a tight deadline, or in which firm project-control has to be exercised... The question is how to get people to voluntarily post these short messages and/or to keep the messages accurate... To work in a corporate context in my view a &#039;channel&#039; needs to have a dedicated subject and target group so that you know upfront that a message by person a on channel xyz has to do with subject xyz... If I&#039;m also interested in or busy with subject xyz, I know it&#039;s worth while taking a closer look or to act on/respond to the message..

It&#039;s not just about facilitating another communication method, but also trying to get the added value of such communication as high as possible for all participants.</description>
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<p>It&#8217;s not just about facilitating another communication method, but also trying to get the added value of such communication as high as possible for all participants.</p>
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