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Twitter, especially with its original 140-character limit was meant as a way for people to share thoughts in short, brief bursts. It, howeve...

Twitter, especially with its original 140-character limit was meant as a way for people to share thoughts in short, brief bursts. It, however, exploded into a social networking phenomenon that constantly tried to break out of the platform’s imposed limits. The social network recently doubled the character limit to 280 but that only increased a different phenomenon: tweetstorms and conversations. … Continue reading

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