Hypothesis (that also bears out what I've run into running social media accounts, ad campaigns, etc): Walled garden sites that are designed to keep people from leaving, uh... keep people from leaving. It's like putting your advertising on the walls of the labyrinth of Crete.
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in reply to @alyaza's post:
don't get me wrong, i hate twitter as much as anyone, but i feel like it's kinda disingenuous to assume that what works for National Public Radio will work for anyone
I feel like trying to get users away from a place that is flooded with status updates is a feat in of itself hence the negligible changes.
The people who actually clicked into NPR were probably their actual intended audience and probably went to find other ways to follow them outside of Twitter. Everyone else? That's just another account going quiet.