ÜberMedia, the creator of several customers for the micro-Twitter posts, could launch its own competitor to Twitter, says CNN. The company, which publishes such Echofon or Twidroyd, is also under discussion with Tweetdeck, another Twitter client publishers, plans to buy it. But if the software ÜberMedia are used to send more than one tweet out of ten, according to figures from the firm Sysomos, the company's relationship with Twitter have been strained in recent months.
In February, Twitter has temporarily blocked three ÜberMedia software, arguing that such programs violate the rules of the platform. ÜberMedia had been rechristened in particular its application ÜberTwitter now Ubersocial. The proposed new network would correct certain limits of Twitter as the limit of 140 characters per message, and would provide an interface more understandable.
However, the project could never succeed, but would be an element of negotiation in its various ÜberMedia trouble with Twitter. 
In February, Twitter has temporarily blocked three ÜberMedia software, arguing that such programs violate the rules of the platform. ÜberMedia had been rechristened in particular its application ÜberTwitter now Ubersocial. The proposed new network would correct certain limits of Twitter as the limit of 140 characters per message, and would provide an interface more understandable.
However, the project could never succeed, but would be an element of negotiation in its various ÜberMedia trouble with Twitter.
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- UberMedia to Launch Twitter Competitor? (13/04/2011)
- Should Twitter Beware an UberMedia Rival? (13/04/2011)
- UberMedia to snub Twitter, create its own social network (13/04/2011)
- Twitter's Ecosystem Strikes Back (13/04/2011)
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