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The Latest Breaking News from Dick Costolo

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Why 01 Advisors partner David Fischer went from Google and Facebook to venture investor.

Fortune

CEO Jack Dorsey's background as his finance company Block lets go of 1,000 employees

The previous owner of X says the mass job losses are not for financial reasons or because of greater use of AI

Evening Standard

How laughing Elon Musk got serious about ending Twitter deal

Billionaire finds platform he no longer wants to buy useful after termination of $44bn takeover

The Guardian - UK

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Commentary: Will Twitter survive Elon Musk? I’m sticking around to find out

I joined Twitter in April 2007, a year after its founding as a “microblogging platform.” I didn’t give much thought to my username. At first blush, Twitter looked like a place I shouldn’t be seen, like a strip club, so I chose an anonymous handle that combined my middle name…

Los Angeles Times

A Former Twitter CEO Goes Off On Musk's Tweets About Vijaya Gadde: What You Need To Know

Dick Costolo was the CEO of Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) from 2010 to 2015, and before that was COO. During and after that time, Costolo was known for his strong opinions about matters concerning Twitter and how other companies should operate.

Benzinga

Elon Musk says Twitter must be ‘neutral’ as wave of leftwing users quit

World’s richest person aims to reassure followers, saying he will not seek to politicise social media network

The Guardian - UK

Musk's Twitter Purchase Puts Moral Champion in Crosshairs

The fate of Twitter's top attorney, deemed a moral champion of the platform, was in doubt Wednesday after Elon Musk tweeted displeasure with content moderation she had carried out. Musk, the world's richest man, has vowed to be a free speech absolutist when he takes control of the global messaging…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Former Twitter boss accuses Elon Musk of making site’s executive a ‘target of threats’

News of Elon Musk's £34.5 billion takeover prompted some to question the future safety of the platform

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