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Twitter would have to consider selling itself, if it is best for the company, co-founder and Chairman Jack Dorsey told DailyFinance.

"We have to put the product and the service that we're building first," Dorsey said in an exclusive interview with DailyFinance today after he spoke at New York University. "If it's better in the hands of another organization that can add support, then, yes, I mean, that's something I'd consider."

He'd rather not sell the fast-growing micro-blogging service, he said. Although costs are increasing as Twitter users multiply, Dorsey feels the San Francisco-based company has enough money to "be patient" about having to create revenue.