Twitter Trying to Bag Hollywood Celebs to its Board of Directors

The social media giant with the cuddly bird logo is now aiming to add a couple of Hollywood moguls to its Board of Directors. Seems like a doable task to me. After all, Twitter has got loads of cash to “coax” anyone into its relay of hot seats.

According to a flurry of new reports coming in from all directions, Twitter is in the middle of interviewing different Hollywood celebs and whatnots to add to its high end roster. At the moment, Twitter is conducting interviews with different hotshots from Media to expand its reach throughout the world. I wonder if they ever think of hiring Kim Kardashian for such position, what are they going to ask her in the so-called “interview”?

Besides, you all know how celebrity endorsements work; someone famous steps in and yaps a couple of recommendation – BAM the entire fan base is head over heels in love with that thing. For instance, imagine if your favorite actor, on behalf of Twitter, endorsed a below average product or service. What would you do? Even if you have doubts about the said service, you would at least consider giving it a shot.

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eter Chernin, former News Corporation executive and a well-known name in Hollywood is being considered for a top notch position in Twitter’s Board of Directors circle. Chernin has already got his fill of the dessert as the guy lavishly enjoys a nice position at Pandora’s BoD offices.

That being said, Twitter is apparently keeping its lips sealed tight. No one from the mega famous micro blogging platform is letting anyone in on the agendas for getting media bigwigs as part of the company’s high end positions. Twitter has already partnered with NBC and if it’s Chernin, Cameron or any other big name they want; I’m sure they can do so easily.

Peter Chernin has made a name for himself through tons of TV shows. His most recent project was “Rise of The Planet of The Apes”. I already watched it via BluRay Disc on my PS3. What did you watch recently on your PS3? Let us know through comments below…