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Elon Musk says he would reverse the permanent ban of Donald Trump on Twitter

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development lowered its forecast for Ukraine and the entire region as the war stokes higher energy and food prices and weaker trade.

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Opinion | Will Elon Musk Save Twitter or Destroy It?

Musk says he wants to transform Twitter into “the platform for free speech around the globe.” The reality could look very different.

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The Media Meltdown Over the Possibility of Free Speech Twitter is Very Revealing, Meanwhile Twitter Employees Fear Loss of Censorship Mechanisms and Leaked Audio of Twitter Executive Reaction

The Media Meltdown Over the Possibility of Free Speech Twitter is Very Revealing, Meanwhile Twitter Employees Fear Loss of Censorship Mechanisms and Leaked Audio of Twitter Executive Reaction
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A Billionaires World - The New York Times

The world’s richest person didn’t like Twitter. So he’s buying it.

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NY Times writer says 2016 Trump win is what can go wrong when social media doesn t manage content thoroughly

A New York Times tech writer claimed the 2016 U.S. presidential election and Brexit are "what can go wrong" when social media companies fail to adequately manage content.

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