Twitter Inc. broke into the mainstream in 2009 with appearances on everything from the Larry King Show to Oprah — and its usage is exploding.
If it were a celebrity, Twitter would be pursued endlessly by the paparazzi and appear on the covers of tabloid rags with headline’s like, “The Next Macaulay?” - a child star whose promising career could flame out just as quickly as it began.
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