Stone explained how 'Twitter Places," a recent launch, matches up your
location with a specific venue, so you can figure out what people are
saying about the restaurant you're eating at or the concert you're
watching. Users can also monitor trends of the city they're in -- what
are people in Austin saying about movies? And the more people that
identify their location, the more valuable it'll be to advertisers who
want to target certain customers or want to offer deals to specific
areas. http://www.cnbc.com/id/37876545
location with a specific venue, so you can figure out what people are
saying about the restaurant you're eating at or the concert you're
watching. Users can also monitor trends of the city they're in -- what
are people in Austin saying about movies? And the more people that
identify their location, the more valuable it'll be to advertisers who
want to target certain customers or want to offer deals to specific
areas. http://www.cnbc.com/id/37876545
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