Trying to figure out how Twitter's status updates is different from Facebook status updates...Answers?

The difference is that Twitter is all about the status messages. In Facebook, it's only one facet of a much larger program. Facebook doesn't focus on status.It focuses on pictures, videos, updates, etc. Twitter's entire company is all about those 140 characters.

Facebook is trying to capture some of Twitter's magic. But I don't think Facebook will ever be the same thing as Twitter. On Twitter, you have conversations with one or multiple people based solely on those status messages.

On Facebook, you have to get both parties' permission to even see the updates.It's a less open platform that's less friendly to discussions over status messages. Oh, and when you join Twitter, you can be confident that the company isn't selling all your personal information (and that of your friends) to the highest bidder, as Facebook does.

From what I know the way it differs is that with Twitter you are updating your status for a wider audience(appears in public timeline). Any one can follow you(unless you make your profile private). With Twitter your status is the primary focus.

Twitter makes it easier to share and speard word much faster. With Facebook, status is a part of a larger application which evolves around Photos,Videos, Applications etc. Status just seems like a tiny drop in the whole application and does not get the focus.

The difference is that Twitter is all about the status messages. In Facebook, it's only one facet of a much larger program. Facebook doesn't focus on status.

It focuses on pictures, videos, updates, etc. Twitter's entire company is all about those 140 characters. Facebook is trying to capture some of Twitter's magic. But I don't think Facebook will ever be the same thing as Twitter.

On Twitter, you have conversations with one or multiple people based solely on those status messages. On Facebook, you have to get both parties' permission to even see the updates. It's a less open platform that's less friendly to discussions over status messages.

Oh, and when you join Twitter, you can be confident that the company isn't selling all your personal information (and that of your friends) to the highest bidder, as Facebook does.

From what I know the way it differs is that with Twitter you are updating your status for a wider audience(appears in public timeline). Any one can follow you(unless you make your profile private). With Twitter your status is the primary focus.

Twitter makes it easier to share and speard word much faster. With Facebook, status is a part of a larger application which evolves around Photos,Videos, Applications etc.Status just seems like a tiny drop in the whole application and does not get the focus.

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