Google Cites Yooter’s CEO ( @TheFounder) on Twitter
Not exactly sure how to handle the 2.5 million people following Google’s twitter feed.. but we’ll try 🙂
Google’s Twitter Feed
(This is the direct link to the notice)
Yooter’s Twitter Feed
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