ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Evan Williams - Twitter co-founder
Evan Williams is the co-founder of Twitter, the addictive messaging service that connects the world 140 characters at a time.

Why you should listen

Evan Williams helps the world answer the question "What are you doing?" Twitter, the tiny, free world-changing app Williams helped launch, has become a vital connector of people and communities (as well as a fantastic way to keep up with Shaq and Demi Moore).

Before Williams worked on Twitter, he was part of a previous revolution in mass communication, Blogger, while working at Google. He left Google in 2004 to launch the podcasting service Odeo, and Twitter spun out from this in 2006 as a side project based on an idea of Jack Dorsey's.

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Evan Williams | Speaker | TED.com
TED2009

Evan Williams: The voices of Twitter users

Evan Williams lắng nghe người dùng Twitter

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Twitter đã giành được một lực lượng nhỏ các phần mềm chuyển đổi video, với các ghi chú kích cỡ tính theo bite và sự giao tiếp tức thì. Nhà đồng sáng lập Twitter, Evan Williams chia sẻ một số điều thú vị anh đã học được từ người dùng và những đóng góp của người dùng vào sự phát triển như ngày hôm nay của Twitter.
- Twitter co-founder
Evan Williams is the co-founder of Twitter, the addictive messaging service that connects the world 140 characters at a time. Full bio

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Evan Williams - Twitter co-founder
Evan Williams is the co-founder of Twitter, the addictive messaging service that connects the world 140 characters at a time.

Why you should listen

Evan Williams helps the world answer the question "What are you doing?" Twitter, the tiny, free world-changing app Williams helped launch, has become a vital connector of people and communities (as well as a fantastic way to keep up with Shaq and Demi Moore).

Before Williams worked on Twitter, he was part of a previous revolution in mass communication, Blogger, while working at Google. He left Google in 2004 to launch the podcasting service Odeo, and Twitter spun out from this in 2006 as a side project based on an idea of Jack Dorsey's.

More profile about the speaker
Evan Williams | Speaker | TED.com