Twitter Rolls Out 280 Character Limit

The video discusses Twitter's rollout of a 280 character limit for tweets, which has sparked controversy and mixed reactions. While some users are skeptical, others see it as a step towards innovation. The rollout excludes Japanese, Korean, and Chinese due to their higher information density per character. The video also touches on the competitive landscape of social media, highlighting the dominance of Facebook and the challenges faced by other platforms like Twitter and Snapchat.

What was the general reaction to Twitter's 280-character tweet rollout?

• Indifferent

• Mostly positive

• Mixed reactions

• Mostly negative

Which languages were excluded from Twitter's 280-character feature rollout?

• Spanish, French, and German

• Japanese, Korean, and Chinese

• Russian, Arabic, and Hindi

• Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch

Why did Twitter exclude certain Asian languages from the 280-character feature?

• They have fewer users in those regions

• Those languages can convey more information per character

• Technical limitations

• Cultural differences

What is one of the main challenges for social media platforms like Twitter and Snapchat?

• User privacy concerns

• High operational costs

• Dominance of Facebook

• Lack of innovation

What is a common criticism of Twitter's product development?

• Lack of an edit button

• Overly complex interface

• Too many features

• Too many advertisements