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The Latest Breaking News from Twitter Inc.

X’s rivals prepare to make decentralized social media the new norm

Meta's Threads starts interoperability testing, and Bluesky isn't far behind.

Fortune

Tesla bull highlights the worst thing to ever happen to its brand

Here are a few of the biggest issues Tesla's brand is currently facing.

The Street

'Shameless': Reporters Without Borders rebukes X for claiming to support it

X recently claimed to support the press advocacy group Reporters Without Borders — which in response called X "a haven for disinformation."

WEKU

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Britney! Barbenheimer! Bye-bye Braverman! A look back at the highs and (mainly) lows of 2023

It was a year in which we fretted about computers taking over the world and watched all kinds of crazy things happening on the planet as run by humans. Richard Godwin looks back on the past 12 months

Evening Standard

Meta Rolls Out Twitter Rival Threads In The EU

Facebook owner Meta's text-based app Threads arrived in the European Union on Thursday, months after its global launch in July, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

International Business Times

Elon Musk vs SEC: Epic Court Battle over Twitter Testimony

It's a high-stakes standoff, akin to a futuristic showdown! Tech superstar Elon Musk squares off in a legal chess game with SEC over Twitter verbiage.

Top News

American Courts Enforcing Subpoenas to Identify Defendants in Foreign Court Cases

There's an interesting summary of the issues related to this practice from Magistrate Judge Peter Kang's decision last week in U.S. v. Meta Platforms, Inc. (N.D. Cal.). A South Korean court issued what is essentially an international subpoena ("a Letter of Request under the Hague Convention on the Taking of…

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Elon Musk is asking Supreme Court to undo Tesla settlement agreement

The settlement agreement requires a ‘Twitter sitter’ to approve any tweet Mr Musk published regarding Tesla

The Independent UK

Smith to use Trump's Twitter against him

The special prosecutor plans to call three expert witnesses who had access to Trump's phone data

Salon

Costco quietly goes into business with an Elon Musk company

While Walt Disney, Microsoft, Warner Bros. Discovery and others have stopped advertising on the former Twitter, Costco has embraced a Musk brand.

The Street

How prosecutors could use Trump’s Twitter evidence in his election conspiracy case

Witnesses will discuss how the mob on January 6 moved in response to Trump’s tweets

The Independent UK

Elon Musk Calls for Immediate Dismissal of Disney CEO Amidst X Ad Boycott

The unexpected commentary from Musk has stirred an ad boycott from Disney and a discussion on the intersection of business and public responsibility.

International Business Times UK

Back from the Ban: Elon Musk Reinstates Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones on X

Jones' efforts to demonize Latinos in the U.S. span several decades

Latin Times

2024 Golden Globes nominations: 8 snubs (including Abbott Elementary’s Sheryl Lee Ralph), according to Twitter

Justice for Barbara Howard who only does her job and goes home!

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International Business Times

Threads Countdown Teases App's Potential EU Launch

The wait could be over for internet users in the European Union keen to sign up to Threads, an Instagram app.

The Street

Why political ads are helping keep X afloat

X, formerly known as Twitter, is bleeding advertisers from many business sectors, but one group is spending big heading into 2024.

Fortune

Fired by Fox earlier this year, Tucker Carlson just launched his own streaming network

The Tucker Carlson Network will run subsribers $9 per month.

Latin Times

Guyana, Venezuela Presidents To Meet Thursday On Border Row

Tension has soared over Essequibo, which has historically been controlled by Guyana, since Maduro's government held a controversial referendum last weekend in which 95 percent of voters supported declaring Venezuela its rightful owner, according to official results.

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Elon Musk allows controversial conspiracy theorist Alex Jones back on X

Jones has been banned from most major social media platforms for spreading falsehoods, like saying school shootings are faked, and that survivors and parents of slain children are crisis actors.

USA Today Sports Media Group

National reaction to Ravens defeating Rams on a Tylan Wallace walk-off punt return for TD

Twitter reacted to Ravens defeating Rams 37-31 on a Tylan Wallace walkoff punt return for TD

The Independent UK

Elon Musk vowed to never allow conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on X again. Here’s why he let him return

‘The people have spoken and so it shall be,’ Musk wrote after allowing return of Infowars founder

International Business Times

Elon Musk Reinstates Far-right Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones On X

Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X, on Sunday reinstated far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on the social media platform, a year after vowing never to let him return.

International Business Times

Guyana, Venezuela Presidents To Meet Thursday On Border Row

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his Guyanese counterpart, Irfaan Ali, will meet Thursday on their countries' growing dispute over the oil-rich region of Essequibo, amid mounting international warnings against escalating the row.

Fortune

Bill Gates thinks he's a better boss than Elon Musk's 'hardcore' approach. Research (kind of) proves him right

Gates has softened over the years, while Musk appears to only have doubled down.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Bank jackings’ in Chicago see robbers drain victims’ accounts with their phone apps

They grab cellphones and demand pass codes to banking apps like Zelle and Venmo. A Chicago architect who lost more than $2,000 that way says: “Don’t have any banking apps on your phone.”

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