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#2This infuriates me as a Twitter stockholder and user. Has everyone at Twitter fallen asleep? How could they not have the jump on Google on this.
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#3This infuriates me as a Twitter stockholder and user. Has everyone at Twitter fallen asleep? How could they not have the jump on Google on this.
I think part of it is due to the fact that Google has greater access to a broader audience. Not everyone will search Twitter for "Donald Trump" but they will certainly search Google - so Google is providing a way for the candidates to take advantage of what is already happening probably millions of times every day.
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#4This infuriates me as a Twitter stockholder and user. Has everyone at Twitter fallen asleep? How could they not have the jump on Google on this.
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#5I can imagine the development of the use case for this story:
"As a presidential candidate I want a platform that every one of my constituents can use to follow my ramblings..."
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#6This infuriates me as a Twitter stockholder and user. Has everyone at Twitter fallen asleep? How could they not have the jump on Google on this.
I think part of it is due to the fact that Google has greater access to a broader audience. Not everyone will search Twitter for "Donald Trump" but they will certainly search Google - so Google is providing a way for the candidates to take advantage of what is already happening probably millions of times every day.
I also hope it will expand the conversation to longer formats... Twitter and Instagram are only worsening the "Soundbite Politics".
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#7This infuriates me as a Twitter stockholder and user. Has everyone at Twitter fallen asleep? How could they not have the jump on Google on this.
Isn't this more just a response to Twitter? People already find what the politicians are saying on their twitter feeds...
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#8Too bad no candidate is worth listening to. :P
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#9Can I get the opposite of this; where the latest political circus news is excluded from Google?
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#10Some examples of these seem to be:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=hillary+issues
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=bernie+issues
I'm referring to the postings with the photo and the checkmark and the "On Google" text, not the ones pulled from news sources, like the ones for "trump issues"