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Social networking site Twitter has submitted documents ahead of a planned flotation on the stock market.

The announcement was made on the site itself and explained that a form had been submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ahead of a planned initial public offering (IPO).

The tweet read: " We've confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO. This Tweet does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale."

The firm followed up the tweet with a picture of the Twitter offices and a message reading: "Now, back to work."

Twitter was founded in 2006 and is based in San Francisco. There are some 200 million users worldwide, including 10 million active users in the UK, and 400m tweets are sent a day.

It is one of the largest and most powerful social media platforms in the world and disseminates a huge volume of information throughout the world.

As it has grown, it has been used as a tool by celebrities, journalists and millions around the globe.

The announcement to float on the stock market has been long-expected for a while and is expected to be valued at up to 10 billion dollars.

The company, which recently installed a "report" button following a number of complaints of abuse on the site, has been using adverts to boost income ahead of the announcement.

The move comes after Facebook floated on the US stock market in May 2012 for 104 billion dollar (66.2 billion) and, despite seeing an initial slump in shares, has since had a resurgence.

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Eric Ly, a co-founder of the professional social networking site LinkedIn, was in San Antonio on Wednesday to speak to local entrepreneurs about taking their companies to the public market. He was a guest of the Entrepreneurs' Organization San Antonio, a networking group for business owners. Ly spoke with the Express-News about taking a company public, his current venture and the future of social media.

Q: What are some things people should consider when the decision is made to take a company public?

A: The most obvious reason to go public is that there's a certain amount of validation. From the financial perspective, it's really about raising more money to help the company expand the business. But at the same time, it comes with a lot of responsibilities. Now you have to be accountable to public investors, do a lot more reporting, and basically the company has to be at a certain maturity level before it should be subject to all the scrutiny from the public markets.

Q: At what point should a company look to go public?

A: The first thing is that your business has to have profitability. You want to definitely fill out your executive team and have people in all the key positions. The most important of that group is the (chief financial officer), who is going to be dealing with the public investor market and they need to be ready for that. And finally, you need a vision for the future.

Q: What are some of the challenges associated with taking a company public?

A: One of the common challenges is that investors, who have previously invested in the private company, are pushing the company to go public before it is ready. And sometimes the private company is not quite ready for the demand public investors have. I mean, public investors basically expect things to continue to look up. There is such a thing as going public too soon. When you have to report your financial results and there's a bad quarter, that can do some significant damage.

Q: Can you talk about your current venture, Presdo?

A: We're taking all the things that have been done with social media and professional networking and applying that to the face-to-face world. The ultimate goal of social media is to bring people together face-to-face once they've had a chance to talk online. Our product is geared toward events like conferences and trade shows where people are meeting for business and nurturing relationships. And we want to apply social media to help connect people.

Q: In what ways will social media evolve?

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