Last month I briefly mentioned the increasingly widespread use of services called “URL shorteners” that generate unique substitute web addresses for sites that are more compact and fit more easily within the 140-character constraint of Twitter’s messaging system.
But there are issues when using shorteners whose domain names registered in other countries. Read the full column here.
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