Dive Brief: 

• Twitter's IPO filing became public Thursday, and it could be trading as early as November. 
• The filing details the company's rapid growth, as well as the heavy spending it takes to sustain it—the micro-blogging platform posted a loss of $69 million in the six months ended in June. 
• That many Twitter users are overseas despite much of its ad revenue coming from the U.S. is being eyed as one of many opportunities for future growth. 

Dive Insight: 

Twitter's IPO, and the shareholders it will have to answer to as a result, is sure to increase efforts to monetize the platform, and that can only mean good news for marketers. For more, check out our look at the details marketers need to know.