In less than 24 hours, Twitter will go from the privately held microblogging service-that-could to a publicly traded social media juggernaut. At least, that’s what the company’s executives are hoping. As Wall Street waits to see if investors will line up for Twitter’s initial public offering, the rest of the tech world is watching with anticipation. Many see Twitter’s IPO as an important moment for their industry.
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