Twitter lasts forever in Library of Congress

  • by: Mike Cassidy , San Jose Mercury News
  • Updated: January 25, 2013 - 2:58 PM

The national repository of all things has already collected 170 billion tweets, and the number is growing exponentially. Who will read all of those tweets?

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