Twitter Is Plagued Another time Because Of Software Glitch

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It seems like fortune of Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) is not favouring the site. As the microblogging site has stopped working on Tuesday for the second time when a software problem delayed the popular messaging service for about one hour and this happened after nine days of previous drama.

In a status blog, the company has been making an apology to its 250 million users and gave the reason that a sudden problem arises during a planned set up in one of their core services and hanged the whole system.
In Austin, Texas, when Twitter co-founder Biz Stone appears on the stage for delivering his speech, this incident had happened. He was going to address in the annual gathering of tech devotees at the South by Southwest Interactive festival. In 2007, this festival played a huge role in making Twitter famous.

According to the San Francisco-based company, the incident happened round about 11 a.m. Pacific time but by 11:47 a.m., service stated its function again properly. Before the company accepted this incident, the stocks are increased as much as 3.7 percent, but surrender most of the gains to end 0.25 percent higher only.

In recovering its site consistency, Twitter spent a lot of money before it went public in November 2013 as it faces many recurrent outages during its early years in the market.
Recently, during the Academy Awards the social networking site stopped working temporarily on March 2. This happened when communications of the company was plagued by a large number of tweets and retweets about a ‘selfie’ attributing Oscar show host Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and many other famous superstars.

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