I'm noticing that a lot of companies don't yet have a twitter account in their name. It's easy to check - just type twitter.com/yourname into your browser. It's so easy to start an account that you can do it in about 30 seconds. Have you reserved your microblogging future? Or has a twitter-squatter already claimed your brand name?
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