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Elon Musk's promise of 'free speech' has sparked a renaissance of extremism, but the 'replatforming' has only just begun.
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At first, Twitter and its advisers were unsure whether or not to take Elon Musk seriously. On April 14, his $54.20-per-share bid price for the social media company included the digits 420, a reference to a smoking marijuana cliche.
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Musk's support for free speech appears to be limited to his own or those of his supporters and promoters.
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When Elon Musk buys one of the world's biggest social media companies, it will be seen by many people.
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witter hasn't yet responded to Elon Musk's offer to buy the company, and he says he's
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Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey blasted the company's board of directors in a series of tweets on Sunday, as the panel is now tasked with considering billionaire Elon Musk's acquisition proposal.
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Colin Jost and Michael Che of 'Saturday Night Live' parodied Elon Musk's rumored plans to buy Twitter, which the Tesla and SpaceX co-founder claims is all about returning the network to its promise as a refuge for free speech.
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Censorship advocates are suddenly concerned about 'private sector' freedom now that their control over the conduits of conversation is endangered.
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Elon Musk's Twitter strategy could be aimed at combating the ESG political movement that has infected businesses.
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Do the low inflation rates mean that the purchasing power of Japanese and Swiss citizens has increased relative to other countries over time? The answer seems to be no.
Elon Musk's promise of 'free speech' has sparked a renaissance of extremism, but the 'replatforming' has only just begun.
