Why Twitter May Die

Posted on April 9, 2008
Filed Under Social Media

TheStandard.com predicts the death of Twitter, Joost and SecondLife and the rise of other unheard of services like Trulia, Scenecaster and Kaltura in “10 net services that will succeed and 10 that may fail”

Succeed: Trulia | SceneCaster | CafeScribe | OverlayTV | Fav.or.it | Hulu | Huddle | Kaltura | ModiFace | Cognitive Code

Fail: Joost | Twitter | Zillow | Chumby | eCirkit | Flock | Spock | Jobster | Squidoo | Second Life

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