Much has changed inside the platform once known for "microblogging" now that it's owned by the second-richest person in the world. The billionaire once claimed he wanted to make Twitter a haven for free speech, but in recent days, he's suspended accounts belonging to critics, including journalists. What does it mean for those who continue to use the app?
Elon Musk has only been in charge of Twitter since late October. But already, he’s turned the company and its platform upside down. Almost immediately after he took over, Musk booted top executives, slashed rank-and-file headcount by 50 percent, issued remaining employees an ultimatum to be …
Early December might have marked the first time anyone ever asserted a First Amendment right to see the president’s son’s penis, an argument that the Framers likely did not anticipate. In November, the billionaire Elon Musk purchased Twitter, proclaiming himself a “free speech absolutist,” in …
