In "Why Facebook Works for All, Twitter for Some," a blog by Nick Bilton in the New York Times, it explains from Nick's point of view how he and his sister were trying aimlessly to work Twitter one night, but how they could both navigate Facebook so easily. It also discussed how many people prefer Facebook over Twitter because it's less confusing and comes with a lot more features than Twitter. (pictures, videos, etc.) Twitter's feature of tagging people and "hashtags" is more confusing than Facebook's, according to Bilton.
The comparison of how many people that log onto Facebook and Twitter daily is huge. About 500 million people log on to Facebook every day, whereas only about 100 million log onto Twitter daily.
I thought this blog was very interesting because I found out how popular and use-able Facebook really is in today's technology and how Twitter is also popular, but not nearly as commonly used. I enjoyed reading the blog!