Twitter isn’t making a TV show. Apparently that needs to be said twice, since the Twitter Blog posted about it again. “Just to be clear” they say, but in reality I think it is the prospect of losing Ashton Kutcher that sparked them to not just go on about the openness of the platform. Obviously it worked, he’s twittering away as usual. However, I bet we’ll see more and more of Twitter in mainstream media, which includes possible TV shows built in part around the service.
Kutcher said that he didn’t want to get stalked. Well, the openness of Twitter makes that kind of impossible. Anyone can move along with a Twitter project if they want to. Then again, they only get what you give them, Kutcher, so think before you tweet. You know, like you do before you talk…
he just wanted a cut if it happened even if there is no tweet tv there are still more rumors of other twitter products and services: http://www.newsy.com/videos/twee_vee_twitter_gets_down_to_business