7 Facts about Twitter everyone should know

 7 Facts about Twitter everyone should know 

1.The famous blue Twitter bird is called Larry

Even people who use Twitter regularly may not know that the name of the bluebird is Larry.
Although Twitter’s beginnings were back in 2006, Larry’s name wasn’t confirmed until early 2012.
While people had questioned and speculated about whether Larry the bird had a name or not, it was confirmed in a tweet by Ryan Sarver, a Twitter manager.

2.Twitter's user base has developed quickly however might be leveling

 Twitter arrived at the midpoint of 320 million month to month dynamic clients (MAUs) in the final quarter of 2015, 9.6% more than in a similar quarter a year sooner, as indicated by the organization's budgetary revelation proclamations. That is Twitter's slowest annualized development rate since at any rate 2011 when similar information started to be openly revealed. Homegrown, worldwide, and all-out MAUs were all level or marginally down contrasted and the third quarter. (The organization characterizes an MAU as any individual who got to the administration in any event once in the previous 30 days.)

3.There are six basic types of Twitter conversations

Twitter has almost four-fold the number of clients globally as in the United States – 254 million versus 65 million, as of the final quarter of 2015, as per organization filings. Notwithstanding, the organization says, Twitter's infiltration, for the most part, is higher in the U.S. than in different nations in which it works. A year ago, the Pew Research Center assessed that 23% of all grown-up web clients, and a fifth of the whole grown-up populace, use Twitter. In the U.S., use is most noteworthy among metropolitan occupants, grown-ups under 50, and individuals in upper-levels of pay.In Today's world, social media has become a  part of life .

4.The Twitterverse doesn't generally reflect this present reality

Almost two-thirds (63%) of U.S. Twitter clients get news utilizing the administration, yet the response on Twitter to major political occasions and strategy choices frequently contrasts extensively from overall population supposition. That was the decision of a 2013 Pew Research Center investigation that contrasted the consequences of public surveys with the tone of tweets because of eight significant news occasions. The Twitter discussion now and then was more liberal than study reactions, and different occasions more traditionalist, yet frequently what stood apart was the general pessimism on Twitter. (Those distinctions may be identified with the socioeconomics qualities of Twitter clients: Center studies have reliably discovered that Twitter clients are lopsidedly youthful, metropolitan, African-American, and better taught.) 

All the more as of late, The Washington Post discovered little cover between the subjects of political decision-related tweets and the issues Americans recognized as generally significant in projecting their votes. For instance, while 28% in a Post/ABC News survey distinguished the economy and occupations as their greatest concern, just 8% of political race-related tweets zeroed in on that.

5.Twitter Now Sends 250 Million Tweets Per Day, Up 177%

From 90 million tweets per day a year back to 100 million toward the start of this current year, Twitter is presently serving a quarter billion tweets every day That is more than a million tweets like clockwork! 
Regardless of whether you could peruse a tweet a second, and you never dozed, that implies only a solitary day's worth tweets would take you almost eight years to peruse! 
For no particular reason, I determined that on the off chance that you tallied in reverse 250 million minutes from today

7 Facts about Twitter you should know
1.The famous blue Twitter bird is called Larry
2.Twitter's user base has developed quickly however might be leveling
3.The hashtag was first introduced in 2007
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6.The  hashtag was first introduced in 2007

Chris Messina is the individual answerable for bringing the popular hashtag into our digital world. 

Hashtags are intended to assist clients with interfacing with a specific topic or subject, and they are regularly utilized during occasions and meetings to assist individuals with discovering posts about something very similar. 

From the outset, there were questions about whether the hashtag could get mainstream with web clients since it showed up excessively specialized and "geeky." 

In any case, as any client of web-based media knows, hashtags have now poured out into Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and promoting materials worldwide. 

Chris Messina might have protected the possibility of hashtags and made a huge total of cash from it. 

In any case, he was keener on guaranteeing that individuals could openly utilize it so the thought would get on rapidly.