Blogger Robert Scoble talks with Loic Le Meur, CEO of Twitter client Seesmic, about the pressures of operating in such a volatile ecosystem. Making Seesmic's prospects more uncertain, "Twitter
[recently] announced it will compete with the client partners [including Seesmic] it so famously enabled," Scoble notes. As The New York Times reported earlier this week: "Developers fear that if
Twitter's engineers build the same features that they have, Twitter could transform overnight from generous benefactor to arch competitor to their start-ups."
Taking the side of the developers
and startups, Scoble suggests that Twitter should have given the upstarts more notice, or at least saying something to the effect of: "Hey, you might think about taking your company in another
direction."
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