We've been looking at Twitter's growth on a monthly basis, in terms of new user registrations and number of tweets. In October, new Twitterers were down, but tweets were up.
November's numbers paint a similar picture. Matthew Daines, the lead developer of Twellow, has shared a couple of new graphs for last month.
"It looks like new registrations continue to decline, yet tweets continue to increase," he says. "If you take the number of tweets sent divided by the number of users registered, November saw 9.5 tweets per registered user. This is up from 9.3 in October, and continues an upward trend for the entire year, except July which saw 10.5 tweets per user."
Sidenote: As Alexander Barbara, the founder of Lists feature, and the announcement of new retweet feature rolled out, they changed the "What are you doing?" question to "What's Happening?" for updates, it entered a partnership with LinkedIn to name a few things. Related Articles: > September Twitter Numbers Show Tweeting Increase >
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