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Auf faz.net\/<\/a> im Zuge des anvisierten B\u00f6rsengangs etwas zur aktuellen – wenn man es denn so nennen will – Strategie<\/em> von Twitter. Die gro\u00dfen Wachstumszahlen sind beim Kurznachrichtendienst in der Tat vorbei, der Anteil der Passivnutzer<\/a> erh\u00f6ht sich. Das mu\u00df man in G\u00e4nze gar nicht so schwarz sehen wie @MicSpehr<\/a>; ich denke im Gegensatz schon, da\u00df sich in bestimmter Hinsicht Konsumenten sogar einfacher monetarisieren lassen als Produzenten. Doch ist ein Teilaspekt sicher unstrittig:<\/p>\n

Twitter f\u00f6rdert diejenigen, die ohnehin schon prominent sind, vom Schauspieler oder Politiker bis hin zum Fernsehmoderator. Bekannte Namen und Netzprominenz werden bei Laune gehalten.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Kleiner Sprung zur Politik der verified accounts<\/a>, f\u00fcr deren Willk\u00fcrlichkeit<\/del> Intransparenz Twitter wiederholt kritisiert<\/a> worden ist. Von der Website:<\/p>\n

Why does Twitter verify accounts?<\/strong>
\nVerification is currently<\/em> used to establish authenticity of identities of key individuals and brands on Twitter.<\/p>\n

What kinds of accounts get verified?<\/strong>
\nTwitter proactively<\/em> verifies accounts on an ongoing basis<\/em> to make it easier for users to find who they’re looking for. We concentrate on highly sought users in music, acting, fashion, government, politics, religion, journalism, media, advertising, business, and other key interest areas<\/em>. We verify business partners from time to time<\/em> and individuals at high risk of impersonation. We are constantly updating our requirements<\/em> for verification. Note, verification does not factor in follower count<\/em> or Tweet count.<\/p>\n

We do not accept requests<\/em> for verification from the general public. If you fall under one of the above categories and your Twitter account meets our qualifications for verification, we may reach out<\/em> to you in the future.<\/p>\n

\"peaceofthepie\"<\/p>\n

Nun ist es ja kein Geheimnis, da\u00df der Deutschland-Chef von Twitter<\/del> “Market Director at Twitter Germany” @rowbar<\/a> davor Online-Scherge bei Springers BILD gewesen ist. Das passt ja auch super in selbiges. Deren Editor-in-Chief @KaiDiekmann<\/a> hat sich seinen verified account bestimmt – naja – redlich verdient. Bei @marionhorn<\/a> m\u00f6gen einem erste Zweifel kommen. Aber @HoffHoffmann<\/a> oder @tanit<\/a> ohne h?<\/div>\n

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