Comments on: La Russa Claims Twitter Not Playing Ball http://www.indygeek.net/2009/06/12/la-russa-claims-twitter-not-playing-ball/ Indianapolis' premier resource for all things geek Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:59:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Tab http://www.indygeek.net/2009/06/12/la-russa-claims-twitter-not-playing-ball/#comment-22 Tab Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:45:01 +0000 http://www.techyuppie.com/?p=403#comment-22 Very interesting. Although I don't agree with La Russa on his points of branding I am not sure it's as frivolous as Twitter makes it out. Imagine when someone gets a hold of your child's photo and makes a twitter account posting all sorts of negative comments. Myspace is a great example of what could happen to a minor. Also, Twitter doesn't do any sort of validation of individuals or change to account passwords so stealing accounts is a strong possibility (see what happened to the LDS Church twitter account). At some point the wide open space may cause Twitter issues, something I believe their investors have to be looking into. Great post as always! Very interesting. Although I don’t agree with La Russa on his points of branding I am not sure it’s as frivolous as Twitter makes it out. Imagine when someone gets a hold of your child’s photo and makes a twitter account posting all sorts of negative comments. Myspace is a great example of what could happen to a minor.

Also, Twitter doesn’t do any sort of validation of individuals or change to account passwords so stealing accounts is a strong possibility (see what happened to the LDS Church twitter account).

At some point the wide open space may cause Twitter issues, something I believe their investors have to be looking into.

Great post as always!

]]> By: Tab http://www.indygeek.net/2009/06/12/la-russa-claims-twitter-not-playing-ball/#comment-290 Tab Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:45:00 +0000 http://www.techyuppie.com/?p=403#comment-290 Very interesting. Although I don't agree with La Russa on his points of branding I am not sure it's as frivolous as Twitter makes it out. Imagine when someone gets a hold of your child's photo and makes a twitter account posting all sorts of negative comments. Myspace is a great example of what could happen to a minor. Also, Twitter doesn't do any sort of validation of individuals or change to account passwords so stealing accounts is a strong possibility (see what happened to the LDS Church twitter account). At some point the wide open space may cause Twitter issues, something I believe their investors have to be looking into. Great post as always! Very interesting. Although I don’t agree with La Russa on his points of branding I am not sure it’s as frivolous as Twitter makes it out. Imagine when someone gets a hold of your child’s photo and makes a twitter account posting all sorts of negative comments. Myspace is a great example of what could happen to a minor.

Also, Twitter doesn’t do any sort of validation of individuals or change to account passwords so stealing accounts is a strong possibility (see what happened to the LDS Church twitter account).

At some point the wide open space may cause Twitter issues, something I believe their investors have to be looking into.

Great post as always!

]]> By: Tab http://www.indygeek.net/2009/06/12/la-russa-claims-twitter-not-playing-ball/#comment-304 Tab Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:45:00 +0000 http://www.techyuppie.com/?p=403#comment-304 Very interesting. Although I don't agree with La Russa on his points of branding I am not sure it's as frivolous as Twitter makes it out. Imagine when someone gets a hold of your child's photo and makes a twitter account posting all sorts of negative comments. Myspace is a great example of what could happen to a minor. Also, Twitter doesn't do any sort of validation of individuals or change to account passwords so stealing accounts is a strong possibility (see what happened to the LDS Church twitter account). At some point the wide open space may cause Twitter issues, something I believe their investors have to be looking into. Great post as always! Very interesting. Although I don’t agree with La Russa on his points of branding I am not sure it’s as frivolous as Twitter makes it out. Imagine when someone gets a hold of your child’s photo and makes a twitter account posting all sorts of negative comments. Myspace is a great example of what could happen to a minor.

Also, Twitter doesn’t do any sort of validation of individuals or change to account passwords so stealing accounts is a strong possibility (see what happened to the LDS Church twitter account).

At some point the wide open space may cause Twitter issues, something I believe their investors have to be looking into.

Great post as always!

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