A big Thank You to everyone who participated in our Twitter Survey to help us make our Twitter feed more valuable for our followers.

Many of you voted to have more Twitter interviews and in general more direct access to participants at our meetings. We will work on this and try to have a good line-up of high level participants for Twitter interviews at the upcoming Annual Meeting in Davos held from 27 -31 January 2010. If the interviewee is willing we might even consider livestreaming these interviews on our Qik or Livestream channels.

One of the biggest challenges we face is how to make our Twitter feed more interactive and how to funnel questions to sessions/speakers from those who cannot attend. Can we crowdsource topics and trends in advance of our meetings and how to integrate ideas submitted on various topics in the form of blog posts or tweets?

We will definitely take these suggestions into consideration. Be assured we are listening and as often as we can we will try to answer, so feel free to fire your questions at @Davos.

As we wrote earlier we will continue to live tweet interesting speaker quotes at our upcoming forums in China, India and Davos. Live tweeting at our events inevitably means that we will go over the limit of 5 tweets a day that some have been asking for.

We will also keep on posting about upcoming events, links to our live stream, links to videos and session summaries as well as job postings. In between meetings we will try to update you on what is happening at the Forum on a daily basis. Some of you have asked us to keep the world informed and also share other non-Forum related information. We have started to do so and, who knows, maybe our Twitter feed will evolve into a more 'global exchange platform'. The most important thing as @LauraRmz pointed out is writing interesting things.

We promise we will try and keep up the good work! Thanks for your support and encouragement!