Filed Under: “Twitter”
Antisemitism on Elon Musk’s X is surging and dredging up many ancient, defamatory themes of blaming Jews
By Pamela S. Nadell
Elon Musk had no idea what to do with Twitter before buying it, and he still does not
By Matthew Sheffield
European regulator delivers ‘reality check’ to Elon Musk after Twitter purchase
By Kenny Stancil
Top official reminds world’s richest person that his new Twitter toy still must comply with content moderation laws
Twitter study finds social platform favors right-leaning content over left-leaning content
By Brett Wilkins
Contrary to the GOP victim narrative, Twitter’s own research shows that right-wing content gets amplified more on its platform
Former Trump administration tried to use federal ad spending to retaliate against fact-checking
By Aaron Mackey
Trump planned to leverage more than $117 million worth of government online advertising to stop platforms from fact-checking or otherwise moderating his speech
Trump’s blog failure reminds us of the power of platforms, and their owners’ responsibilities
By Matthew Sheffield
The ex-president’s rudimentary blog was a total failure, and provided a larger lesson in media.
The Department of Justice sued an imaginary cow, but it’s no laughing matter
By Mark Sumner
Conspiracy-promoting congressman Devin Nunes appears to have enlisted the federal government to help him discover the identities of people ridiculing him on the internet