techcrunch.com
PBS is the latest media company to say it’s getting off Twitter.
thehill.com
apnews.com
theverge.com
wired.com
Have reports of Twitter’s death been greatly exaggerated? Culture reporters Meg Watson and Thomas Mitchell have entered the Group Chat.
smh.com.au
businessinsider.com
washingtonpost.com
The social media platforms of tomorrow need to be in line with the guiding principles of Web3. Here's why.
nftnow.com
The platform offers many hints and one surefire way to suss out impersonators.
abcnews.go.com
Twitter has been a bit of a mess since billionaire Tesla chief executive officer Elon Musk took the helm, cutting the company’s workforce in half, upending the platform’s verification system, sparring with users over jokes and acknowledging that “dumb things” might happen as he reshapes one of the world’s most high-profile information ecosystems.
nst.com
Sure, Twitter is unraveling further and further by the second. But until it really, actually dies, we've got some good posts about it dying.
mashable.com
Twitter has now seemingly abandoned its $8 per month Twitter Blue subscription, and also revived the "official" tag that Elon Musk created, then killed within hours.
appleinsider.com
There’s more than one way to sink a social network.
theatlantic.com
The heaviest tweeters, vital to its business, have been in "absolute decline" since the pandemic began, an internal researcher wrote. It underscores a challenge for Elon Musk.
reuters.com