As reported by ClickZ, Twitter will introduce premium accounts for brands and businesses by the end of the year. So said co-founder and CEO Biz Stone at a recent Nesta panel event in London.

Biz Stone said Twitter would charge for corporate accounts in exchange for enhanced features and analytics. He indicated that the company would not introduce advertising, at least not the traditional display advertising formats.

Source: Jack Marshall, “Twitter Plans Premium Accounts By End of Year”, ClickZ, November 19, 2009

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