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RSA Conference Top Innovating Companies According To Twitter
by Tek-Tips |
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We scan Twitter to see what is trending for the RSA Conference.
We decided to see what companies are the hottest based on Twitter search results. We selected the ten finalists for the RSA Innovation Sandbox and did a Twitter search for the name of each company. Our expectation is that the winner will be one of the companies with the most buzz on Twitter. We only say that as it appears these companies are also receiving the most attention in the blogosphere and some of the larger media establishments. Awards will be announced Monday, April 20 at the conference.
Here’s a simple screencast to show the results of our search. We were surprised by the lack of Twitter activity for most of these companies. Of the ten finalists, six had no Twitter presence for their company name.
Tags: AlertEnterprise, Behaviosec, MokaFive, Network Intercept, Ohanae, PureWire, RSA, SafeMashups, Twitter, Vantos, White Cyber Knight, Yubico
This entry was posted on Friday, April 10th, 2009 at 11:59 AM and is filed under Community Manager. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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neil c says:
behaviosec are on twitter !!
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