By John Glenday

Twitter has dismissed out-of-hand suggestions it might levy fees to all users after COO Anthony Noto declared such a move did not sit well with its wider ethos of open access.

Addressing delegates at Code Conference, Noto conceded he would be willing to add premium subscription services in specific areas, such as TweetDeck, but ruled out any universal implementation.

Instead, Noto sought to differentiate Twitter from its competitors by outlining four areas in which the micro-blogging service stands apart, namely its speed, comprehensive coverage, discussion potential and the degree of personalisation afforded.

In doing so, Noto implied Read full story ›

Source: The Drum