Twitter's Statement About 'The Official Twitter Show'

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LOS ANGELES (Top40 Charts/ Twitter Official Blog) - Twitter Goes Hollywood?
The web is abuzz today with talk of a "Twitter TV show." I'm even getting folks asking me if they can audition. Indeed, there are a lot of interesting developments happening in the television space-MTV, G4, CNN, E! and various independent production companies are all leveraging Twitter for fun new projects.
There are probably a bunch we don't even know about yet.
Is There An Official Twitter Show?
There is no official Twitter TV show-although if there were it would be fun to cast! In dealing with networks and production companies we sometimes have simple agreements. Regarding the Reveille and Brillstein project reported today, we have a lightweight, non-exclusive, agreement with the producers which helps them move forward more freely.
Our Openness Is Extensive
Twitter is very open. As a result, thousands of different applications, web sites, and mobile interfaces have been created by developers. These different approaches add variety and relevance to Twitter and in general make the ecosystem more interesting. However, Twitter's openness is not limited to the web or even to mobile phones.

During the 2008 presidential elections, Hack The Debate showed us how Twitter could make television interactive and possibly even have a democratizing effect on the medium. The power of Twitter was harnessed to create new, compelling, and engaging programming. CNN was an early innovator with Twitter too. Our openness made it all possible.
Twitter's open approach might have the power to transform television-the dominant communications receiver worldwide. We're very excited to see where these experiments take us.