I have argued that microblogging is in it’s infancy, and destined to become something bigger.
I also argued Micro-blogging is the “next search”, seems Google might agree with me. Interesting to see how this plays out the next few weeks!
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Expected yes, but maybe bogus.
Some are calling “bullshit” on what they think is another one of TechCrunch’s fake news on a slow news day (remember “Google buying Digg” last year?)