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March 6, 2009 9:58 AM

White House summons Twitter founder for economic advice

Uh Oh, White House Seeks Economic Advice From Twitter
Nicholas Carlson|Mar. 6, 2009, 8:44 AM|64
Tags: Online, Twitter, White House, Barack Obama, Social Networking, Recession, Big Tech, Media
Twitter cofounder and CEO Ev Williams is headed to the White House today.
The administration invited him to join a "young business leaders" summit to discuss the economic crises.
As Ev himself puts it -- in a Twitter message, of course -- "[this] must mean they're *really* out of ideas."
A reminder: With 6 million members and 700% plus growth, Twitter makes no money in the US. (It sells some ads in Japan).