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Microblogging site Twitter has acquired Indian startup
ZipDial, a mobile value added services company based out of Bangalore, a
statement by Twitter said here Tuesday, January 20.
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The statement added this is Twitter's first ever acquisition
in India. However, the deal size has not been mentioned.
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ZipDial has built a mobile platform that lets people follow
and engage with content across all interfaces. The user experience combines
SMS, voice, mobile web, and access to mobile apps to bridge users from offline
to online.
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ZipDial's platform has engaged nearly 60 million users with
hundreds of marketer clients.
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"In India, our primary mission, which is bolstered by
this acquisition, is to help every Indian with a mobile device enjoy a great,
relevant Twitter experience. We believe Twitter - a platform invented for SMS
and rich in media - is a perfect match for India," Rishi Jaitly, market
director, India and Southeast Asia, Twitter.
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