本书详细介绍了Twitter的成长发展历程,从一个想法到震惊世界,可谓历尽坎坷。可能经常会出现这种情况吧,好的想法不一定有好的结果,Twitte r创始人杰克·多西当时的东家即资金来源的Odeo,起初并不看好这个看不出有什么盈利点的项目,一味的资金投入只能拖累这个本身就已经在走下坡路的企业,这让领导的支持大打折扣。杰克·多西无奈之下,只能想象各种可能的模式,一个碎碎念的网站,它的吸引力到底在哪里呢?2006年美国一年一度的西南偏南大会给出 The book details the growth of Twitter’s development process, from an idea to shock the world can be described as ups and downs. This may happen quite often. Good ideas do not necessarily have good results. Odeo, the then-owner of Twitte r founder Jack Dorsey, was not initially optimistic about what the profit-making program could not see , Blind funding can only drag down the business itself has been on the decline, which greatly reduced the leadership support. In the desperation of Jack Dorsey, he can only imagine various possible modes, a website that is very much worn out and where is its attraction? In 2006, the annual Southwest Conference of the Southwest gave