It’s not about doxxing. It’s about Elon.
Twitter’s previous management made some controversial political decisions. Some of them haven’t held up.
The documents are ammo for conservatives, even if they lack crucial context.
Twitter never fulfilled its promise. Don’t expect its current crop of replacements to, either.
Under Elon Musk’s leadership, journalists have even more of a love-hate relationship with the platform.
Elon Musk’s disaster month at Twitter has come to a close. Let’s discuss.
All the times Twitter’s Chief Flip-Flopper has gone back on his word.
But no new tweets from Trump.
The Twitter CEO has repeatedly contradicted his own “free speech” values.
Musk biographer Ashlee Vance explains why Twitter isn’t Tesla or SpaceX.
Inside Elon’s war room.
Elon Musk’s layoffs at Twitter were a disaster. Silicon Valley, take note.
It’s not just Elon Musk who’s impacted by the tumultuous deal.
Elon Musk’s former fans have lost faith in the idea of the billionaire genius.
Elon Musk owns your DMs, but he may not be Twitter’s biggest privacy risk.
Musk has tweeted a lot of ideas about how he plans to change Twitter. Here are some of the most significant ones.
The billionaire might buy Twitter after all — and for once not get his way.
The world’s richest man has a $44 billion change of heart. (Maybe.)
In a congressional hearing, new details emerged on how thousands of Twitter employees can allegedly access users’ information.
Former Twitter employee Peiter Zatko is accusing the company of lying to just about everyone.
Even as the Twitter deal falls apart, Musk’s fans are claiming victory.
Some of the CEO’s biggest recent critics are his own employees.
The conversation provides the most detail yet about Musk’s plans to change the social media company.
Employees asked Musk tough questions. He still doesn’t have all the answers.
The Florida law prevented certain platforms from banning political candidates.
Companies are getting better at responding to incidents like the Buffalo shooting. It’s still not nearly good enough.
Here’s why Trump would want to return to the platform if Elon Musk lets him.
The billionaire says he wants to make Twitter a free speech platform. That’s easier said than done.
Musk paid $44 billion for Twitter. Next up: Making Twitter worth (at least) $44 billion.
Twitter may not be a great business, but it can buy you power and influence.
According to Musk, free speech costs about $3 billion.
Why Putin’s crackdown on social media is a worrying sign.
Social media companies are in a standoff with Russia on censorship and there’s no easy solution.
Social media bans can make it harder to recruit new followers, but existing supporters can become more toxic.
Critics often said Dorsey was distracted, but he shaped the company into what it is today.
The world might accept the Taliban as a legitimate government. Will social media companies?