Hatching Twitter

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出版者:Portfolio Hardcover
作者:Nick Bilton
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页数:304
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出版时间:2013-11-5
价格:USD 28.95
装帧:Hardcover
isbn号码:9781591846017
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图书标签:
  • Twitter
  • 互联网
  • 创业
  • 传记
  • 商业
  • 科技
  • 管理
  • 美国
  • 社交媒体
  • 创业
  • 科技
  • 网络文化
  • 数字时代
  • 创新
  • 平台经济
  • 社交网络
  • 用户增长
  • 技术变革
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具体描述

The dramatic, unlikely story behind the founding of Twitter, by New York Times bestselling author and Vanity Fair special correspondent

The San Francisco-based technology company Twitter has become a powerful force in less than ten years. Today it’s everything from a tool for fighting political oppression in the Middle East to a marketing must-have to the world’s living room during live TV events to President Trump’s preferred method of communication. It has hundreds of millions of active users all over the world.

But few people know that it nearly fell to pieces early on.

In this rousing history that reads like a novel, Hatching Twitter takes readers behind the scenes of Twitter’s early exponential growth, following the four hackers—Ev Williams, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Noah Glass, who created the cultural juggernaut practically by accident. It’s a drama of betrayed friendships and high-stakes power struggles over money, influence, and control over a company that was growing faster than they could ever imagine.

Drawing on hundreds of sources, documents, and internal e-mails, Bilton offers a rarely-seen glimpse of the inner workings of technology startups, venture capital, and Silicon Valley culture.

Amazon.com Review

An Amazon Best Book of the Month, November 2013: Spoiler alert: The subtitle sorta says it all. That is, Nick Bilton's Hatching Twitter delivers "A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal," though not necessarily in that order. The book's four central players--Ev, Jack, Biz, and Noah--conceived of Twitter while working on Odeo, an ultimately doomed attempt to revolutionize podcasting. As their little chick grew, the four men's personal and ideological differences led to a power struggle that eventually left them all on the sidelines as a former stand-up comedian took Twitter into the uncertain future. Writing with the pacing and veracity of detail of a true-crime book, Bilton makes use of a trove of source material--from internal Twitter e-mails to extensive interviews with and early tweets by the founders themselves--and the result is as exciting and fast-paced as it is topically relevant. If you're looking for a thoughtful rumination about Twitter as a revolutionary global communications platform, keep looking. If you're looking for a quick, well-written, thoroughly researched human drama, the story of an utterly dysfunctional foursome and the accelerated unraveling of their once brilliant partnership, this is your book. #HighlyRecommended. --Jason Kirk (@brasswax)

Review

"A fast-paced and perceptive new book by Nick Bilton." -- The New York Times

"Extensively detailed... unexpectedly addictive." -- The Wall Street Journal

"Deeply reported and deliciously written." -- The Verge

"A compelling read, more like espionage than a corporate history." -- Fortune Magazine

"A dramatic and detail-rich recounting." -- Cnet

"Fast-paced... a perceptive read." -- USA Today

"Goes where no book has gone before." -- The Huffington Post

"Unputdownable." -- Wall Street Journal Columnist

作者简介

Nick Bilton is a columnist and reporter for The New York Times, where he explores the disruptive aspects of technology on business, culture and society. His columns span everything from the future of technology and privacy to the impact of social media on the Web. He is a regular guest on national TV and radio and is the author of I Live in the Future & Here’s How It Works. He lives in Los Angeles.

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这是一本讲twitter创业历程的书。它刚出版我就很捧场地买了,不过这本书写的不是很好。当然文笔就不用说了(跟吴军、Paul Graham相比,大部分科技作者的文笔都是渣渣),可故事也比较蛋疼,好像整本书都在讲公司内部的政治斗争:一会你是我老板一会我是你老板然后你炒了我接着...  

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整本书的情节之紧凑让人欲罢不能,这对于一本non-fiction来说实在不容易。不过最让我感慨的不是Twitter壮大过程中的爱恨情仇,而是两位创始人Ev和Jack对于Twitter存在价值的不同看法。Jack信奉推友的表达应当以自我为中心,在这个产品问世的初期,“此时你在做什么”是推友创作...  

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作为一个曾经的twitter重度使用者(现在是潜水者),这本书是一定要看的。这本书写的很精彩,里面提到了了很多不为人知的秘密,下面将我关注的一些记下来: 1、埃文是blogger的创始人,他通过把blogger卖给谷歌,赚到了自己的第一桶金。 2、twitter重要的,不为人所知的创始人...  

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4.5星

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毫无跟创业, 科技, 商业, 或产品有关的洞见.. 多是人物描写公司内斗.. 要不刚好赶着Twitter上市来出版就是本没意思的边缘传记..

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我好像很喜欢Biz 另外看八卦总是很开心 如果对于公司的strategy和产品说得更加细致一点 更加不像Us Weekly一点 我就更喜欢这本书了 现在来说 有点像Twitter版的宫锁心玉

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Great read

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毫无跟创业, 科技, 商业, 或产品有关的洞见.. 多是人物描写公司内斗.. 要不刚好赶着Twitter上市来出版就是本没意思的边缘传记..

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