If the original owner, Hwang, had tweeted anything before the takeover, wouldn’t Musk be essentially taking away Hwang’s right to words and his followers? Is this a violation of free speech?

The policy change is controversial, amid concerns that the platform could be swamped with fake accounts.

"Bernard Arnault is now the richest man in the world, dethroning Tesla CEO Elon Musk after a continued decline in Tesla share price, according to Forbes."

"A Twitter engineer on a H-1B visa said he was fired by Twitter for "no reason" before Thanksgiving. He said he has "only 60 days" to find a new job."

"People just can’t stop tweeting about all the tweets they see."

>"Before Elon Musk took over the badge was granted to celebrities and journalists verified by the platform to prevent impersonation"

What happens when the former leader of the free world gets deplatformed? We’re going to find out.

>"A clip of Micheal Cohen, President Trump's former personal attorney, saying he promised the friends he made _...Read More_

>"Meanwhile, Joe Biden has gained more than 8 million new followers."

"In his work (most notably, his documentaries), Herzog seeks this “ecstatic truth”: to reflect reality not how it is on the surface, but how it is on a deep level, beyond the façade of what we merely perceive. [...] This what bothers me _...Read More_

Deplatforming seems to be a futile response to hate speech but on twitter the options are limited. “When you’re talking about counter speech, what that is assuming is an environment where people are generally interested in engaging in _...Read More_

‪I think the effort to make twitter “healthier” is great, but I’m afraid the centralized nature of twitter’s business model will not allow it. They are struggling with earnings as is and focusing on health will not help in the near term.‬

Trolled. "The account insisted, naturally, that Russia didn’t interfere in the election."

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