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How Twitter made the Elizabeth Warren-Bernie Sanders dustup worse.

A scholar makes the case for the platform’s democratic potential.

Twitter’s “inferred interests” tell you — and advertisers — what you’re supposedly into.

Microtargeting is the new hotbed of debate around political ads on the internet. But are we even having the right conversation?

Twitter just released the first iteration of its policies banning political ads — and appears to have changed course on banning issue ads.

Kara Swisher joins the conversation on this episode of Reset.

Jack Dorsey’s announcement that Twitter is axing political advertisements ups the pressure on Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg to follow suit.

Those who strongly disapprove of Trump are responsible for the majority of tweets.

Should the president be kicked off Twitter? It’s complicated.

Sen. Warner outlined what he thinks Congress needs to do next on the latest Recode Decode.

Dorsey himself has tried to be something of a model Twitter user.

Milo Yiannopoulos and his right-wing peers seemed state of the art in 2016. CNN’s Oliver Darcy talks about what changed since then.

There have long been concerns about China’s social media disinformation capabilities, but we haven’t really seen the country put them into action until now.

Twitter is giving Republicans more fuel for their bias claims.

What’s more likely is that all sorts of speech — and people — would get swept up in the technology dragnets Trump seems to be proposing.

On how her teammates reacted to President Trump’s tweets about her: “We’re going to win. So this is not going to age well.”

/r/The_Donald was punished for hosting “violent content,” and Huffman isn’t convinced the community’s moderators are taking that problem seriously enough.

Big Tech’s consolidation is hurting innovation, Yang says, but just saying “break them up” is a “20th century approach to [a] 21st century problem.”

“If history is any guide, the people that are leading the race today are not going to be the nominee.”

“Bogus” kind of gives it away.

“This is not just about radicalization in America or in Western countries. This is about what’s going on around the world.”

New legislation proposed by Sen. Josh Hawley that’s intended to rid social media of supposed political bias ignores the platforms’ real problems.

Even impeachment proceedings that fail to remove President Trump from office are better than nothing, Hasan argues on the latest Recode Decode.

Medium CEO and Twitter co-founder Ev Williams said people get “burned out” on many social media platforms because of their competitive nature.

Onstage at Code Conference 2019, PBS’ CEO expressed concerns about a change Apple recently made to kids apps in its App Store.

“Regulation is here and it’s time and it’s good,” Nicole Wong said onstage at Code 2019.

Follow our interview with Ev Williams, the CEO of Medium and a co-founder of Twitter, at Code 2019.

Vijaya Gadde, who oversees Twitter’s policy arm, said at Code 2019 there are a lot of “mechanisms and policies in place” that the company uses “very effectively” to combat such content.

Twitter’s Vijaya Gadde and Kayvon Beykpour will speak at Code Conference 2019.

“There is a better version of social media to be invented,” Williams said on the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher.

Warren is calling her supporters to say thanks. It’s a savvy political strategy.

It’s a scheme to rile up conservatives — and get some voter data in the process.

Twitter isn’t real life, but it still influences the president’s policies, according to a new Politico report.

On the latest episode of Recode Media, former Amazon and Hulu employee Eugene Wei explains why Netflix and its competitors aren’t playing the same game.

Harris has attracted controversy through his writings about religion, particularly Islam, since 9/11.