CXRAndy
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Listen to the episode, there is a lot lot more to it than that and failing to recognise that means you'll fail to understand the issues and why it happened.
IAn
If you can give a brief of the podcast much appreciated 👍
Listen to the episode, there is a lot lot more to it than that and failing to recognise that means you'll fail to understand the issues and why it happened.
IAn
It's a lot of events, no way to "summarise" (it would take forever, quicker for you to listen to it).If you can give a brief of the podcast much appreciated 👍
No, twitter was a moderated chat platform where users could rely (to a degree) on the veracity of the content and validity of the posters. It worked with Governments and with online safety platforms to ensure that harmful content was removed. It was used by a huge amount of the world and was very successfulTwitter was a heavily moderated left wing social platform
FTFY. It is now a dying right wing social platform as advertisers quit in their droves due to the unvalidated unrestrained content. Users cannot rely on X as a source of truth and are moving to moderated and controlled platforms such as BlueSky. Anarchy is unhelpful*.Now it's X right wing social platform withlittleno moderation
It is now a dying right wing social platform as advertisers quit in their droves due to the unvalidated unrestrained content
Listen to the episode, there is a lot lot more to it than that and failing to recognise that means you'll fail to understand the issues and why it happened.
IAn
Interesting podcast running through the events and Musk's takeover and subsequent handling of Twitter.
About 1 hr long and contains ads (unless you are a contributer in which case you'll already have seen the episode). I thought I was moderately aware of the farce but this highlights some stuff that beggars belief. Presenters are authors and columnists.
It's available through all mainstream podcast sources (Apple, Spotify, etc.) but a couple of web player places (without subscription, without registration):
https://www.bestpodcasts.co.uk/podcast/origin-story/#e1920-5K675btlqKU4tEMUDE5aha
or
https://www.podmasters.co.uk/origin-story (Elon Musk and the Death of Twitter episode)
Ian
Pay US$44 bn for someting and turn it into US$19 bn is not an increase in wealth. Basic math.They acknowledge, it's done no real harm to Musk in the end, more wealth, more influence
Pay US$44 bn for someting and turn it into US$19 bn is not an increase in wealth. Basic math.
Ian
It's not worth that much. Latest estimates are £9.4bn and falling. It's lost £3bn in the last month alone.
Of the 245 million active accounts it is estimated that 147 million are bots.
It is losing European members fast. It's mostly American users now.
Pay US$44 bn for someting and turn it into US$19 bn is not an increase in wealth. Basic math.
Ian
They acknowledge, it's done no real harm to Musk in the end, more wealth, more influence
You do know he owns many other companies as well as X
Yep. And they're losing money too.
I doubt he will be too concerned, but you can be on his behalf. 😄
You forgot to add they had a dedicated hotline for both democrats and republicans to meddle with election results. The democrats used that for Hunter Biden who now escaped prosecution.No, twitter was a moderated chat platform where users could rely (to a degree) on the veracity of the content and validity of the posters. It worked with Governments and with online safety platforms to ensure that harmful content was removed. It was used by a huge amount of the world and was very successful