Twitter Founders Finalists For Time’s 2009 Most Influential People

by Jason Wilk on March 20, 2009

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  • Twitter founders, Biz Stone and Jack Dorsey, have officially been casted as finalists for Time Magazine’s 2009 Most Influential People award. The micro-blog platform hit the mainstream last year when news stations were astounded by the real-time documenting of major events (the attacks on Mumbai, the Flight 1549 landing). Time is doing something a bit different this year by letting users weigh in on who the winner should be. Their audience isn’t giving Twitter too much love, with only a 33% average influence rate at the moment. Let’s help change that.  The guys are up against some stiff competition including Steve Jobs, Prsident Obama, Sarah Palin(?), and more…

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  • Where is evan ?
  • Shook Rosenthal
    WOW they definitely deserved it! Great Feed! keep them coming...
  • Plough
    This is unbelievably stupid. They ask you to rank the people but don't specify if 100 means most influential or 1 means most influential!
  • Jason Wilk (editor)
    I agree Plough.
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