Here you go, folks. Take a look at the following doc, a side-by-side comparison of 15 (Enterprise) Microsharing/Microblogging/Micromessaging tools for business. One of them is of course Twitter but check out those other 14 Twitter alternatives, some of them have features that are missing or incomplete in Twitter.
Special thanks to ReadWriteWeb for giving me the heads up on the above Scribd document. Hey, check out what they said about Twitter; ‘It's either the stupidest thing on the internet or it's an essential tool in your workday.’ :-)
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