I talked to Adam Ostrow, editor-in-chief at Mashable.com about the new Twitter.com homepage.
What do you think? Will you spend more time on the site because of the changes?
You can follow Adam here and read my tweets here.
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The interface elements are similar to Twitter's apps for the iPhone/iPad. Don't know many people who go to twitter's website. I go there when I'm on a computer which these days is rare.
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