Twitter confirmed today it has bought TweetDeck, after months of rumours that the sale would happen, PCMag reported today.
The sale is believed to be worth about US$40 million, making Iain Dodsworth, the Twitter app’s founder, an overnight multimillionaire, the Guardian reported.
Many speculated that Twitter would kill the third-party developer if it bought it, but Twitter CEO Dick Costolo wrote: “In order to support this important constituency, we will continue to invest in the TweetDeck that users know and love,” according to PCMag.
A recent report from Sysomos showed that 42 percent of all tweets are made using unofficial Twitter services and apps, including TweetDeck, International Business Times reported.
Image: TweetDeck
The sale is believed to be worth about US$40 million, making Iain Dodsworth, the Twitter app’s founder, an overnight multimillionaire, the Guardian reported.
Many speculated that Twitter would kill the third-party developer if it bought it, but Twitter CEO Dick Costolo wrote: “In order to support this important constituency, we will continue to invest in the TweetDeck that users know and love,” according to PCMag.
A recent report from Sysomos showed that 42 percent of all tweets are made using unofficial Twitter services and apps, including TweetDeck, International Business Times reported.
Image: TweetDeck
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