it's a name you can't forget, it's called twitter. >> twitter. >> twitter. >> twitter. >> twitter. >> it's stupid and lame and sll. >> yet master blogger robert scoble can't keep his fingertips off. >> twitter is rather addictive. >> we're looking at my twitter account, and... >> jacoby: twitter was founded in 2006 as a simple messaging platform where users posted about daily life. >> users no longer need a pc or a blog. messaging can be typed by cellphone. that's its selling point. >> jacoby: but it quickly evolved into what became known as the "global town square." >> what made you want to get up and do something today? >> twitter. >> it felt like it was where the conversation was happening. if there was a news story that dropped on "the new york times," it was debated on twitter. if a journalist like me felt like their story was going viral, it was going viral on twitter. >> you sent me a tweet. >> the queen started tweeting. >> the pope's first tweet. >> it had famous people across sports, media, politics... >> john obviously needs to work on his typing skills. >> (laughing) >> an

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he uses twitter to express himself. walter isaacson spent the last couple of years with elon musk as his biographer and refers to twitter as his global pride -- playground. he line musk was bullied as a kid growing up in south africa had a tough time. and in some ways, twitter which is a rough and tumble free speech opinionated environment that musk was good at and gained a lot of followers on it and he was good at twitter. he gained a huge following and had more than one million followers. he has used it to make jokes, he's used it to go after some critics of his, but in the years before his takeover, it was a major marketing tool for him. it was a major way for him to create this cult of personality and engender an audience that liked the fact that he was unfiltered and honest about his opinions and said some controversial things, made some funny jokes, some off-color jokes and i think people really appreciated that. it appealed to clearly hundreds of millions of people and was also in some ways fascinating to see how

i'm not the ceo of twitter. my dog is the ceo of twitter. 0k.arkably resilient. a year on, x, formerly known as twitter, still exists. threads, mark zuckerberg's rival, has not been the twitter killer that some have touted it to be, but it still has major problems. despite what elon musk says, independent analysts say that twitter�*s user numbers are falling. x has put out different numbers, saying that things are going great — there must be something going on that we're not seeing. but basically, everything is down on a year—over—year basis. advertisers have also shunned the platform and the eu has criticised it for high levels of disinformation. he hired former advertising exec linda yaccarino over the summer to try to bring them back. many of you in this room know me and you know i pride myself on my work ethic but, buddy, i met my match. but some investors say advertisers won't come back until the platform is better moderated. i think that twitter is dying. i think it's just dying right now. and i don't think twitter users like me want it to

i'm not the ceo of twitter. my dog is the ceo of twitter. 0k.ent. a year on, x, formerly known as twitter, still exists. threads, mark zuckerberg's rival, has not been the twitter killer that some have touted it to be, but it still has major problems. despite what elon musk says, independent analysts say that twitter�*s user numbers are falling. x has put out different numbers, saying that things are going great — that there must be something going on that we're not seeing. but, basically, everything is down on a year over year basis. advertisers have also shunned the platform and the eu has criticised it for high levels of disinformation. he hired former advertising exec linda yaccarino over the summer to try to bring them back. many of you in this room know me and you know i pride myself on my work ethic. but, buddy, i met my match. but some investors say advertisers won't come back until the platform is better moderated. i think that twitter is dying. i think it's just dying right now. and i don't think twitter users like me want it to die be

he uses twitter to express himself.on spent the last couple of years with elon musk as his biographer and refers to twitter as his global pride -- playground. he line musk was bullied as a kid growing up in south africa had a tough time. and in some ways, twitter which is a rough and tumble free speech opinionated environment that musk was good at and gained a lot of followers on it and he was good at twitter. he gained a huge following and had more than one million followers. he has used it to make jokes, he's used it to go after some critics of his, but in the years before his takeover, it was a major marketing tool for him. it was a major way for him to create this cult of personality and engender an audience that liked the fact that he was unfiltered and honest about his opinions and said some controversial things, made some funny jokes, some off-color jokes and i think people really appreciated that. it appealed to clearly hundreds of millions of people and was also in some ways fascinating to see how he used twitt

and the fact that he loves twitter, he's addicted to twitter, he's doing really dumb tweets late at night about pedophile cave divers. and he has this money in his pocket because he exercised the options and what what product do i like? i like twitter. and so he starts buying it. kathy and i talked about i give kathy some of the credit and a couple other people close to him, which is whenever he went dark, it brought him back to the playground. the playground where he was beaten up and now he had the chance to own the world's playground. he moves faster than my questions do. it's great. i was it was at this point i was going to say and that brings us to twitter. okay. yeah, right. you're reading my question. so things are going well for him in the end. is that his life at this time, all the companies are firing literally on all cylinders is everything is kind of go cylinders. these are electric. they're firing on all engines, raptor engines, electric motors. ed, to the end. ed to the end. and yet he makes this jump. what is the temptation here for him? what? why is twitter, you know, it's

, he's addicted to twitter inc. doing dumb week late at night about pedophiles, came divers and money in his pocket because he exercised like twitter so he does. kathy in a couple of people, whatever you want dark, it by him back to the playground where heat was beaten up and he has a chance to own the world playground.gr >> is going to say -- and that brings us to twitter. things are going well for him at this time, both the companies on all cylinders -- >> no cylinders, these are electric. [laughter] >> and to the end, he makes this junk, what is the temptation for him? why is twitter -- >> one of the things t about tht moment you talked about and it was when i was around with him he just become the richest process on the planet. a million cars that year. the most valuable our company he launched 33 rockets into orbit and landed them upright to use the rocket, something still no company, not nasa or boeing or anybody or country or russia or china can do. i'm thinking this is great and he says i was not made for th

he's addicted to twitter. he's doing really dumb tweets at night about pedophile cave divers and he has this money in his pocket, he exercised the option. what product do i like? i like twitter so he starts buying it cassie started talking about it, and people close to him. whenever he went dark, it brought him back to the playground, the playground where he was beaten up and now he had the chance to own the world's playground. >> you move faster than my questions do, it's great. at this point i was going to bring it back to twitter. and things are going well, companies are firing on all cylinders. >> no cylinders, they're electric, they're flying on all engines. electric motors. >> editor to the end. editor to the end. yet, he makes this jump. what is the temptation for him? why is twitter such a shiny object? >> one of the things about that moment you talked about, and it was when i was hanging around with him, following him and stuff. and he had just become time's person. year. become the richest person on

was everybody, was on twitter. it seemed like everybody trying to understand how to make twitter happen for them. we just kind of seeing it on tick now we're celebs are getting like tick tock account. and then they i don't know they do the dances, whatever. and you're like, okay, and hi, but so like there was this whole thing. you have all these celebs make time to hop into any criticism of them. they would search their names they would respond to you or me or anybody else. yeah, i wrote about the guy who originally originally ran charmed like a woman created charmed, and then a man took it over. i wrote about his tenure at a later. one of the ncis shows, which was where. and by the way, that's not like he was not a well-known dude but part of the i do what i do is because we we can't live in a mediocre ecosystem only the famous get called on their terrible -- like the average guy who's churning out a 22 episode. cbs procedural and like ruining work experience for most people. that has to be talked about too. so on

he is saying to him why are you doing twitter. he is deciding that he needs control of twitter.hat nighthe we went to a place called the pershing in austin. his son is there. his son who is autistic, but very wise. his mother is there, grimes, and they are d all saying don't buy twitter. why would you want this and even asking his kids and it's we don't use twitter. he thinks it's stupid and says why doesn'te? the future look le the future. the only person that likes twitter is his mother which should have been a demographic signal. he suddenly is on this rush and i t tried to write the book from that point on. when you read the book you think it's kind of long. it's's really short like three r four page chapters. everyhe day he's doing five or x things. when the board acceptsma his offer, which he made an offer, he goes down to this tiny town in south texas and decides that night they are going to figure out why there is a leak and for two hours everybody in the room is like this is the biggest deal. they just accepted everybody in the world is talkingg about thi. when russia i

i'm not the ceo of twitter. my dog is the ceo of twitter. 0k.till exists. threads, mark zuckerberg's rival, has not been the twitter killer that some have touted it to be, but it still has major problems. despite what elon musk says, independent analysts say that twitter�*s user numbers are falling. x has put out different numbers, saying that things are going great — there must be something going on that we're not seeing. but basically, everything is down on a year—over—year basis. advertisers have also shunned the platform and the eu has criticised it for high levels of disinformation. he hired former advertising exec linda yaccarino over the summer to try to bring them back. many of you in this room know me and you know i pride myself on my work ethic. but, buddy, i met my match. but some investors say advertisers won't come back until the platform is better moderated. i think that twitter is dying. i think it's just dying right now. and i don't think twitter users like me want it to die because it's become such a valuable resource for me. bu

crosstalk - it still on twitter. crosstalk it still on twitter.t caution you _ it still on twitter. crosstalk ijust caution you and - it still on twitter. crosstalk ijust caution you and every . it still on twitter. crosstalk . ijust caution you and every news media outlet to not take hamas at their words. this is not palestinian authorities, this is a terrorist organisation. we should not listen to hamas. i organisation. we should not listen to hamas. ~ ., , organisation. we should not listen to hamas. ~ . , , to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations _ to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations in _ to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations in a _ to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations in a conflict - for all organisations in a conflict that they are not in. i want to talk to you about the politics as well. you'll have heard my introduction and the way it is... it is sort of scrambled, world politics. he said the hard left on the hard right are one of the same. what you make o

of twitter last year. elon initially said no, i'm not doing. that part of the discovery process was him revealing a bunch of these texts. most of these texts in that discovery process were publicly known who sent them. for example, richard spencer, the white nationalist, his name is in this trench of documents. it's a long laundry list of people, including and infowars host who's in the documents. but for some reason, despite a nine-month fight with the adult transfer court that my colleagues -- at msnbc month, are we still can't figure out who sent this text message. >> the text message recommended to mr. musk that he look at this article and the article laid out that he should by twitter, that he should buy twitter and use it as essentially as part of a project to destroy the american empire. and it sort of laid out a series of things that he should do, but also ways in which people would react once he did those things. kind of laying out the way that twitter has collapsed and turned very, very right-win

#twitter, #x, #hiring. of the election integrity team at twitter a little more than a month ago announcing that the company was hiring eight new people for its election integrity department. lots of important elections coming up around the world including our own next year. this might seem like an excellent time to strengthen the team at twitter that watches out for disinformation and threats related to elections. apparently not though. last week, we learned that the new owner of twitter, right wing billionaire elon musk, just unexpectedly cut half of the election integrity team at the company including the guy had a just a month before said the company was hiring for that department. mr. musk confirmed the firings himself on twitter. since taking control of the company a year ago, mr. musk has not just reinstated accounts that had been banned for harassment or misinformation or inciting violence. he's also taken some weird turns like when he started blaming the jewish civil rights group, the ant defamation

but first, it's the one year anniversary of elon musk's purchase of twitter. how much have things changed in a year other than the name you're watching getting answers? i'm kristen sze. a year ago today, the billionaire ceo of tesla forked out $44 billion or at least put that funding together and took over the san francisco bay social media platform known for its little blue bird role as the world's public town square, the go to app for real time information. musk promised changes and he delivered, perhaps not unexpected ways, though. the new york times has two prominent stories today looking at the consequences of his ownership of the company, now renamed as x. and joining us live now is the new york times tech reporter ryan mac. ryan. thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me so what was elon musk's promise and stated mission when he took over uh? well, he made a few promises. you know, and his had many ideas with this acquisition. i mean, this idea of preserving free speech, for example, but also, you know, continuing along the development of, you

you mean twitter journalists? do you mean twitter people on twitter?dia, i mean, of the social media, i mean, all of the platforms you can put platforms that you can put whatever want there whatever you want and there doesn't despite the doesn't still seem, despite the onune doesn't still seem, despite the online both here online safety bills both here in europe america, there europe and in america, there still doesn't seem to be any checks and balances. >> to be fair to elon musk, he said. we have people doing said. we do have people doing it. we are taking down as it. we are taking it down as fast as we can, it's still fast as we can, but it's still getting put up there. >> but but this is what baffles me. the pandemic, the me. during the pandemic, the social could social media companies could find you weren't find words that you weren't allowed ivermectin. allowed to say, like ivermectin. as potential they as a potential drug, and they would that post would take down that post straight away. those youtube sites had a video that sites went. i had a v

i saw it today and, you know, i'll probably put more on my twitter page later.ready mentioned this, elon musk -- >> you know, elon musk faced issues with the sec during the trump administration, and one of the main issues was he said he was going to have a buyout -- this was when tesla's stock was getting crushed, and he just blurted out he had a deal at 420. i think that had something to do with pot. that was the number. yes, it did have something to do with bolt. in any event, it wasn't really a 420 deal, the sec dinged him. what's happening now, and here's what, you know, if you talk to civil libertarians, you know, talk to alan dershowitz, i talked to white collar defense attorneys, they almost see a pattern where he became the sort of almost like a hero to the right, you know, opening up twitter to donald trump, putting voices that were canceled on twitter, conservative voices, you know? or non-woke voices that were canceled on twitter, putting them back on and saying stuff about the administration. the minute he started going there, there was sort of a wea

why did musk destroy twitter? >> so there are a lot of reasons he destroyed twitter.ght be tied to this guy named darren beatty. he's a former trump speechwriter. he used to write speeches for guys like stephen miller, but he was fired for speaking at a conference alongside a white nationalist. and a blog that said basically, here is the game plan. a war plan is what he calls it, within the story, for taking down twitter. and here's what you do, if you were to do that, elon musk. first, you blame all the users for all the problems on the platform. blame what he called the blue checks, blame all the journalists for it, then once people start to flee, once you let on all the what he calls right wingers but the far right backing the platform, blame the adl. the interesting part about this is that this was texted to him, this game plan, ten days before elon bought the website. this is in a series of texts that were revealed in a lawsuit from when twitter tried to force elon to go through with the purchase of the site. so we're sort of at that end point. pretty much everyt

i get it, twitter is not making any money.: $44 billion. >> something worth about four. liz: today. >> worth about four today, maybe not much more. on top of that, you know, he has to figure out a way to make money but he has got his tesla stock. where is tesla trading today? is it doing okay? liz: it is actually. really, really well. >> there you go. there you go. bingo. liz: it turned positive. >> so that is what you have as his currency. in terms of the banks themselves, i don't hear that they're like, basically doing what they have did to carl icahn recently and forced him to restructure the debt and everything. i do that people are worried about the future of this business and he's, it is a million different ideas. i feel badly for her. i didn't think julie borson did a great job. liz: she had her facts solid. i thought she was pretty good. we have a guest to talk about some stuff. i can't wait to hear what our sewerses say after that bank meeting. >> when is it? liz: octoberth. you taking a page out of linda's book. >> m

i am most attracted to twitter. reddit used to be interesting to me. at actually, i had to write a program to get rid of my addiction to riding. i am addicted to email more than anything. i really say this , i say this with all my heart. even though people like me know what is going on behind the scenes. it seems that they still can't control themselves and are addicted and dependent on these technologies. i am very worried about this. even though i know how these rings work , i might get involved in them myself. almost all of us are immersed in these networks for half an hour first thing in the morning and before we leave let's go out or go to the bathroom. we check our phones . social networks are like drugs. we have a biological need to connect with others, which causes the body's dopamine to be released in the right way. millions of years of evolution are behind this system to bring us together and live in communities to find our friends and reproduce. so , there is no doubt that a machine like the social network that creates communication between

before i mus took over indeed as being iran state affiliated media and your personal twitter account my personal twitter account were um were labeled in that way we were also of course um uh downloaded through the algorithm and shadow band uh that seems to have lifted at least to some extent uh since zeland most has taken over but on youtube things are uh considerably worse so what happened on youtube was that the community security trust the organization we just been talking about which is funded by his wife through this uh islamophobic uh foundation uh uh took a complaint uh against us to youtube and youtube just removed the palesty classified channel not only that but and didn't even discover this until later and the cst crowd about having had banned and censored from from youtube as if this was something to be proud of but not only that as i discovered later the the the channel for spinwatch the organization which i'm the co-director of have been since 2005 was removed without any communication with us and and simply uh vanished from from youtube. now there wasn't really anything

host: on your twitter feed, when talking about ukraine, you have a twitter pole. i will read the question but i want to set it up for you. what percentage of the budget has ukraine assistance average? let's start with why you put the pole there in the first place? guest: guest: it was related to whoever was the main character in twitter that day. -- but we look at what percentage of the budget, and it is not enough from anyone. it is not anyone's job, it is not most people's job to be federal budget experts. so once we have a wrong since of how big the parts of the budget are. people ask how big it is, they say it is 25% of the budget around 1% or yes -- or less. and they say we cannot do these at because of other thing any for it and it is not appropriate. and i did the pool to see what we are spending on things and how much various things cost. the potential -- host: the answers very, what is the answer? guest: it would be around 1%, but it would be under 1%. and yet -- host: and yet this has complicated things with aid to ukraine in the past couple weeks. i'm s

. >>> one year later, how did elon musk make out on twitter? scott budman has numbers on his big tech gamble and how the social media landscape has changed since then. our ian cull is talking to people prioritizing their health. >>> let's begin with the grim discovery in oakland. a body was found in a suitcase floating in lake merritt. a volunteer cleanup crew found the body around 11:00 this morning near lake shore and hanover avenues. police are looking over the entire lake to see where the suitcase came from. homicide detectives are investigating how the person died. the suitcase was spotted about five feet from the shoreline. >> normally we see luggage in the lake and sometimes it's full of clothes or whatever, it gets heavy in the water. we pulled it towards us closer using the net poles, and we grabbed one end and realized it was too heavy. we pulled it close enough to us and said, wow, this thing is heavy. we unzipped it and that's what we found. >> they believe it is an adult man wrapped in what appears to be a sheet. police are not dis

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it was still in place of twitter when he log buske took it over. in fact, i interviewed a lot of us can i asked him that very question how, why is there, there's still this back channel government access point into twitter. and he said, i've heard about this. i'm gonna look into it, and i haven't heard any updates from you on mosque as to whether or not they've shut down this back channel, but it allowed f b i. it allowed government agencies, dana say, and others to log in on the back end. and file take down requests specifically, they were given priority access. and one of the reasons we notice to give credit is because of doctor she via dora, who was running for senate seat against elizabeth warren in massachusetts. and of course he was censored, he was pulled off of twitter and through the lawsuit and through the discovery process, they discovered this entire backdoor operation, which they labeled a limited hang out operation and uncovered the whole thing. so we know that these back channels exist. i don't know about youtube don't specifically h

there are, those were much more active on twitter, right. and the, some personalities are very active on twitter and instagram and we've seen it on any number of issues, right? they love to be in politics when it's, whatever it's criticizing. donald trump or, you know, talking about the global warming or whatever issue, right? they want, they loved to just jump in with their opinion. and of course, with this conflict the same, although i think as you mentioned, there was a more have more of a walking back from the initial reaction already within a week, i think a lot of people have already walked back a little bit realizing will maybe this is a much bigger, harder issue. there's a reason this is considered in one of these intractable conflicts of over and i don't know 70 plus years at this point. so maybe i shouldn't say too much because i most people are very ignorant when it comes to, to uh, the history of this matter. yeah. it's interesting to i love, i live in light payment if you like, when they get a little wrong. and then i'll see you

no >> she on twitter. so >> no, she said on twitter.l media policy with regards to you know, it's a bit similar to if a gb news says something news person says something on their twitter so of their own twitter feed. so of course, people are very their own twitter feed. so of coursto people are very their own twitter feed. so of coursto say people are very their own twitter feed. so of coursto say navarro are very their own twitter feed. so of coursto say navarro is'e very their own twitter feed. so of coursto say navarro is partly right to say navarro is partly responsible this. but of responsible for this. but of course, we're not. you know, we people say things people are allowed to say things on own time. she's since on their own time. she's since apologised for it because it's improper. spoken to improper. and i've spoken to rivka she doesn't rivka about it. she she doesn't think know, and think that, you know, and i think that, you know, and i think think she saw the think i think she saw the bulldozer going for border bulldozer g

. >> what about what elon musk ha done to twitter?against misinformation does that contribute to a? >> yes it does, where do people get their news? they go on the internet, they g online, and commit you have no notion whether it's true or not. >> but, you don't trash talk th man's riches man and walk away unscathed. musk firing back at the president saying quote the corpse and weekend at bernie's looks more alive than biden. that hurt, jesse. >> so information is power, someone said that. i don't remember who? >> dom della wees. >> so he has controlled information for decades and commit didn't the new york time and nbc say there were wmds in iraq. didn't all these network say covid didn't come from a lab, s his site does not have an out monopoly on the truth. the internet doesn't either, bu it allows access to information to regular people, just like th protestant reformation with the printing press. all of a sudden the catholic church can't say what's in the bible because everybody can rea the bible for themselves so the splintered o

israeli lobby crackdown, diplomacy, israeli genocide in gaza, make sure to join show from facebook, twitter, only on press tv, hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we investigate the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. the disquect between political leaders and the general public in the collective west could not be starker when it comes to support for palestinian people. despite israel's war crimes and fold before our very eyes, politicians in the uk. united states and europe have continued to offer moral and practical port to the zientity. these partitions have even tried to suppress solidarity with gaza a time when israel is engaged in a genocide. we'll be discussing these developments after this report byifakra. the cowardly israeli army only hits from the sky because the jailer cannot face its prisoner and razza still stands. gaza has been constructed and deconstructed by israel over the years as a laboratory of fractionless occupation, meaning people. are hunted by israeli controlled machines th

, i will not call it x, let musk call it twitter, x, i call it twitter, so she wrote an emotional tweetn twitter, where she says that i don't know whether to stay in the un at all, if the majority of people, the majority of countries voted to actually support the terrorists, hamas, that's how she emotionally assessed it, here interesting, if you analyze look, look, here out of 120 countries voted out of 100, 179 countries, 120 voted in support of this resolution, in particular, of course, russia, china, north korea and so on. and so on, there are a bunch of countries like vietnam and so on and so forth, nicaragua, niger and nigeria, but what is interesting, ukraine abstained, also, in general, only 14 countries voted against, including the czech republic, 45 countries voted, in particular , for example, the united states, ukraine, great britain, but it is interesting that they also supported this resolution, at least in the opinion of the minister france supported the defense of the czech republic about hamasivska. supported by norway, new zealand, switzerland, belgium, ireland, sloveni

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