i post my articles for the new european on bluesky. an open web, to discover stuff, but elon is telling you how he wants you to use his network, and that tends to struggle. but elon musk isn't the only person in charge of a big platform, who would much prefer you stay on that platform. arguably, he has simply moved x in line with how some of the other platforms have been for a long time. i think this is their weakness, though. uk newspaper bosses got very obsessed in the 2000s over the idea of never linking out so people stayed on the site, and instead people go, you are not giving me the best experience, not thinking about me, you are thinking about you. that is when users tend to leave, when you get beaten. i think if these companies started going, what is the best experience for the user, they would do better. they are chasing metrics. doing quite well, by most measures. are they? they are richer, but do they feel original and creative still? tiktok does. facebook feels like it is sitting there as the incumbent waiting to be beaten.

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that is totally different on bluesky.work run by two women who have been on the internet for decades and experience the internet as women we have prioritized safety. we had invite codes last year because we were not ready to open up the network before we had a moderation team. the other way we thought about moderation is we thought about it in terms of stackable moderation, which only the central company only has a certain amount of controls they can do to help diverse communities. central authorities tend to act very slowly. there is so much information between toxic misinformation or hate speech and things that make people unhappy on social. we give those controls back to users so they can label speculative information and other users can subscribe to those labels and not wait for us to make those decisions. that is what we mean by opening up social and making it more democratic where you do not have to wait for us, you can build. kurt: we spent a lot of the conversation talking about how global this network is. you are

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yeah, one of the arguments is you can just move to, you know, you can leave twitter and go to blueskyt every community is different. you may not be successful on a new platform. many of the tiktok creators who have filed a lawsuit in this case say, hey, we tried youtube, we tried facebook but we�*re just not as successful and we will lose our 10,000, 100,000 subscribers or followers if we move to a new platform, and we�*ll lose all that community that we have already built and we may or may not be able to recreate that community on a new platform. of course this law that passed that would ban tiktok if it isn�*t sold by its chinese owner, this was something that was passed by republicans and democrats, a lot of consensus on capital hill, despite the app�*s popularity. walk us through, what are some of the arguments that tiktok could pose a threat to national security? the basic arguments the government is making is that the chinese government, because it has control over the parent company, which is bytedance, a chinese headquartered company, could use that pressure on the chinese com

that's been interesting about this case is that across platforms, from twitter, now called x, tiktok, blueskyram, facebook, there have been a lot of... ..there's definitely an attitude where it's like, you know, this is terrible that someone died, but also, people die every day because of this industry. and so i think that's been interesting for me to see sort of, um, somewhat unified or somewhat consistent stances around this case. there are a lot of dimensions to the story, of course, with reference to healthcare, but certainly as well in terms of how the media and social media have reacted. and another aspect of this story is the work of internet sleuths. we heard a reference to thatjust a moment ago, or in this case, perhaps the lack of work by internet sleuths, because many media outlets have been reporting on a seeming boycott of the case by amateur detectives. here's one tiktok video from the influencer @thatdaneshguy. i think about how, when my dad had cancer, how health - insurance companies - denied him after he lived beyond the prognosis and we had to pay out of pocket _ and lost e

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>> bluesky, because 25 million people not owned by meta, just its own thing.ural, and all the more reasons to get off of threads and twitter. >> amen. including myself, a woman owned business. i love it. we have a clip, let me play a clip which will set up my "who won the week?" here it is. >> you wrote in your harvard your bike or whatever that you want to be both a supreme court justice and a broadway star. i had a small part in "chicago," because my dreams were also broadway. >> did you? >> yes. >> is it too late? >> no! >> justice kentanji brown jackson fighting for democracy every day on the worst supreme court in history, and making her broadway debut in "& juliet", she gets to do something fun she deserves every moment of that joy she is going to feel. i won the week just by being with you guys. thank you so much. that is tonight's "reidout", and god bless taylor swift. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in"

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follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, and bluesky and catch clips of the show on youtube. don't go anywhere, ayman is next. >>> good evening. tonight on ayman, after the government averts a shutdown, house speaker mike johnson remains in the hot seat. >>> plus, as trump's inaugoration years, january 6th defendants are emboldened by a promise of a pardon. >>> and i will speak with the palestinian american who says he is suing the state department for breaking u.s. law and its handling of gaza. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. next [ music ] >>> congressman mike johnson was never meant to be speaker of the house. the little-known extremist legislator was plucked from obscurity and october of last year after kevin mccarthy was tossed aside. and when the republican caucus proved too extreme and too chaotic to be governed, donald trump's endorsement was all johnson needed to be placed a few heartbeats away from the presidency. well, today, after elon musk and donald trump teamed up to torpedo johnson's government spending bill and brought the u.s. government to the brink of b

follow us on tiktok, x, bluesky, and catch clips of the show on youtube don't go anywhere, ayman is next. >>> good evening credit tonight on ayman, the fall of 50 years of the assad family role. what this means for syrians and the balance of power across the middle east. plus, one of the u.s. lawmakers to call assad a sham. i'm going to ask them how involved the lesson to be in serious ongoing transition. >>> and president-elect trump is sparking new controversy today with threats against the members of the january 6th committee. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. >>> last night, syria's rebel forces stormed the capitol, damascus, and declared that bashar al-assad's dictatorship was finally over. today, it was reported that he and his family fled to moscow. this wasn't just the end of his regime, it was the collapse of more than 50 years of single- family role. that of assad. the speed of the takeover was astonishing but in just days, rebel forces and their leader took over cities from the north right to the capital, facing very little pushback. that is partially due to e ron and russia

devereaux. [ laughter ] back in my day, people weren't deactivating their x accounts and moving to blueskye deactivating their twitter accounts and going back to good old facebook. then they saw what their uncles were posting and thought, "there's got to be someplace with like-minded people i can relate to without all this aggravation," so off they went to pornhub. [ laughter ] never to be seen again. i miss you dad. [ laughter ] back in my day, the government wasn't creating hurricanes to hit americans. storm surge! back in my day, everyone knew that hurricanes that hit americans were sent by god to punish americans for ellen being gay on tv. [ light laughter ] [ dog barking ] what's that, rusty? hurricanes aren't caused by a vengeful god or the government, but rather by humid air flowing upward into a low pressure area over warm ocean water, creating a storm that rotates as the air rises? do you know how insane you sound right now? [ laughter ] [ dog barking ] back in my day, the tech workers who made the "new york times" games weren't going on strike. it was me who was going on strike f

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. >> don't forget bluesky is a threat to x, too. >> oh. is this new? you're on bluesky?s retiring. an interim executive chair named. david zizner and michelle johnson holthouse named interim co-ceos. >> they're calling this a retirement. >> the media announced his immediate retirement. >> effective yesterday. >> co-ceos -- the ceo of intel products. i don't know what specifically. >> i'm just reading through the release right now. they say this is effective yesterday, december 1. today is december 2nd. >> and this was expected, too, he was setting things up. >> not expected today, though. >> not this early, no. >> take a look at the stock, up by 2.5%, 60 cents. year to date, though, that tells the broader story and what's really been happening, down 50% year to date. >> i wonder whether they get more chip money subsidies. get rid of this gelsinger guy. >> this was being turned into a foundry business. the chips act money is part of that. >> the chips act money, they got some of it. now new conditions have been set on this. >> i don't know if it was trading early. now it'

follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, threads and bluesky, using @weekendcapehart. and listen to every episode as a podcast for free. scan the qr code to follow. to w michelle weinberger: i woke up to a nightmare. i see an empty side of the bed. >>> i love you baby. >> i love you baby. >> this is the best vacation ever. yay! >> i woke up to a nightmare. i see an empty side of the bed. he's not there. >> he could have been kidnapped. he could have been attacked. >> the captain says mark is not coming back. >> he was a slippery guy. he's in miami. he's in new york -- israel. >> it's not anything i've ever heard done. a physician -- just abandoning a practice. >> i said to him, "mark, i know who you are. i know what you did." >> did you hear anyone mention the scary room? >> yes. the staff hadn't gone into that room in months. >> i began to -- to slowly put the -- the puzzle pieces together. >> this is a story about heroes. >> every one that he touched, and tried to hurt only grew stronger. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ host (voiceover): how far would you go for the truth, especially when go