Elon Musk’s Twitter-linked text conversations, which were made publicly available as part of the Twitter lawsuit’s legal disclosure, show his plan for Twitter.
Dorsey first texted Elon Musk on March 26, according to court documents obtained by Insider, and their private texts show the Twitter founder attempting to involve Tesla CEO in the site a year before the $44 billion deal.
According to Bloomberg, a feature that has been the subject of internal debate for years, the edit button is finally being introduced by Twitter for subscribers that pay $4.99 per month.
Many of us with a libertarian frame of mind presume as a matter of theory that the interests of business are at odds with those of government. That’s generally true for businesses of a certain size. The regulations and taxes one faces in running an enterprise in the “land of
The MeiTY provided Twitter with a letter outlining grave repercussions of noncompliance, including the possibility of commencing criminal proceedings against Twitter’s Chief Compliance Officer. In response, twitter said that its business will close if accounts are blocked without reasons.
Nearly a year ago, former New York Times Journalist Alex Berenson was permanently banned from Twitter for writing the following lines about the Covid shot: “It doesn’t stop infection. Or transmission. Don’t think of it as a vaccine. Think of it – at best – as a therapeutic with a
A US Army General has been suspended over making a mocking tweet to Jill Biden. Lt. Gen. Gary Volesky published the tweet on June 24, and subsequently deleted it.
The physicians said that they were suing Twitter for permanently suspending them for posting truthful information about COVID and also failing to provide them with verified badges.
Retweets are not endorsements, as many Twitter users frequently state in their bios. Can one be protected from criminal culpability by this disclaimer? Can retweeting, sharing or forwarding offensive posts attract criminal liability?