Twitter turned 8 today and in celebration, released a tool to dig up a user’s very first tweet.
Because we know you’re going to be tempted to see what GC had to say on the very first day we joined Twitter, I’ll save you the trouble. We auto-tweeted “The Eagle Ponz Has Landed” which, presumably, led to a blog post but that link, much like our spirits, is broken now.
PwC was really excited about a holiday few people who work there get to properly celebrate:
Happy St. Patrick’s day everyone!!!!
— PwC LLP (@PwC_LLP) March 17, 2009
EY seemed a little confused by how Twitter works:
Just launched the new EY news channel on Twitter.
— EY (@EYnews) August 30, 2009
Deloitte was definitely a lot confused by how Twitter works:
www.deloitte.com
— Deloitte (@Deloitte) October 31, 2008
McGladrey got it right but didn’t know how the @ function works:
@JakeRosen Tune in to XM Radio Fri., Jan. 30 @ 11am to hear an interview w/Natalie.
— McGladrey (@McGladrey) January 27, 2009
KPMG jumped right in:
KPMG, helping make a better world. Living Green: http://tinyurl.com/bjsmnb
— KPMG US (@KPMG_US) March 12, 2009
We’re pretty sure GT deleted a ton of embarrassing tweets that came before this one:
Latest IBR results show that majority of businesses (54%) are unaware of upcoming lease accounting changes on http://t.co/NX2ZzsuZ #GTIBR
— Grant Thornton (@GrantThornton) October 26, 2011
And of course, we have to share Colin’s first tweet. Five years on, he’s still this boring and constantly nagging me to eat better:
eating a delicious apple
— Caleb Newquist (@cnewquist) February 17, 2009
