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Musk runs a Twitter poll on his leadership after backlash to new policy banning ‘free promotion’ of other platforms.

Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk says he will abide by the results of a Twitter poll asking users whether he should step down as head of the social media company.

Elon Musk is asking Twitter’s users to decide if he should stay in charge of the social media platform after acknowledging he made a mistake Sunday in launching new speech restrictions that banned mentions of rival social media websites.

Social media giant says it will remove content linking to accounts on Facebook, Instagram, Mastodon and others.

SAN FRANCISCO - Twitter announced Sunday it would no longer allow users to promote their accounts on a host of social media platforms including Facebook and Instagram -- the latest policy change by the company under its controversial new owner Elon Musk.

Twitter owner promises to abide by the results of the poll, less than two months after appointing himself CEO

Elon Musk's abrupt suspension of several journalists who cover Twitter widens a growing rift between the social media site and media organizations that have used the platform to build their audiences. Individual reporters with The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Voice of America and other news agencies saw…

Twitter’s head of trust and safety says the new privacy policy was applied “equally to journalists and non-journalist accounts”

Twitter has disabled its live audio feature, Twitter Spaces, after a group of journalists realized they could still use it despite having suspended accounts.

Twitter has been engulfed in chaos since billionaire Tesla CEO took helm, cutting the company’s workforce in half, overhauling the platform’s verification system, sparring with some users and acknowledging that “dumb things” might happen as he reshapes one of the world’s most high-profile information ecosystems

The site’s recent actions, such as banning critical journalists, appear to indicate policy is made on a whim