An algorithm-driven content feed. A souped-up search engine. Group chatting.
These appear to be among Twitter’s priorities to make its service more relevant and easier to use, an issue that has plagued the company ever since its IPO last year.
On Wednesday, financial chief Anthony Noto offered some clues for Twitter’s product roadmap as the company looks to jumpstart user growth.
Speaking at the Citi Global Technology Conference in New York, Noto said the company’s new head of product, Daniel Graf, has made improving the service’s search capability one of his top priorities for 2015.
Twitter Puts the Timeline on Notice and Hints of Group Chats
