The little blue bird that built the flock in its nest – BusinessLine

The little blue bird called Twitter, which was born in 2006, has seen similar growth patterns in the last 16 years as that of a human being. A new-born child doesn’t have any name. Then it gets one, starts growing, acquires different qualities and behaviours in its evolution as an individual.

In the last decade-and-a-half, Twitter has made nearly 70 acquisitions (including its domain name).

In his book, Things a little bird told me, Twitter’s co-founder Biz Stone says that the then start-up had not bought the domain name twitter.com. It was owned by a bird enthusiast. “Instead we set up the service at twttr.com,” he says. If you type that on your web browser now, it will re-direct you to twitter.com.

Buys vowel

On September 7, 2006, (five months after launching the start-up), Evan Williams, co-founder, on his personal blog posted: “We bought the vowels”. As a baby, Twitter had acquired a name that would become a phenomenon in the years to come.

Twitter, which was taking baby…

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