The instant headline from this, for me, is that 10% of Twitter users use it to talk: 90% use it, if at all, to read.
There's probably something deep here: about the difference between Facebook-style reciprocal friending, where you're probably talking with people you know pretty well, and Web/pub-sub style "give me these messages, please" arrangements like Twitter, and the dynamics behind these two media.
Twitter feels like a performance space; Facebook really doesn't. Myspace, if you're on there as a musician, is somewhere in between...
There's probably something deep here: about the difference between Facebook-style reciprocal friending, where you're probably talking with people you know pretty well, and Web/pub-sub style "give me these messages, please" arrangements like Twitter, and the dynamics behind these two media.
Twitter feels like a performance space; Facebook really doesn't. Myspace, if you're on there as a musician, is somewhere in between...