I doubt advertisers will be drawn back to Twitter by the rash of bold employment lawsuits the new management "team" is earning. It would appear, via Tweet, that failure to "Click Here" on Musk's special pledge of allegiance is being considered a resignation. The tweets suggest employees who have not signed on for extra abuse will be released without benefits, which seems sure to generate more billable hours for the only people who could be happy with Elon Musk, his lawyers.
From MIT Technology Review: Almost from the time the first tweet was posted in 2006, Twitter has played an important role in world events. The platform has been used to record everything from the Arab Spring to the ongoing war in Ukraine. It's also captured our public conversations for years. But experts are worried that…
I have never seen the adage "the beatings will continue until morale improves" applied so reverently as Elon "Pedo Guy" Musk shows the world his skills as a manager. Musk's latest email to the few who remain after his $44B Twitter purchase demands employees click-to-signup to signup for his continuing fun fair, or be bestowed… READ THE REST
Technically, Twitter's new Head of Communications sketch (below) is just a "parody." But is it really? Watch Desi Lydic's imaginary take on Twitter's real-life new — and doomed — hire, Spokesperson Rebecca Hahn, and tell me just where reenactment ends and parody begins. (And as of today, I can't find any recent news on the… READ THE REST...
Nigel Farage faced criticism after falsely claiming that five men arrested on suspicion of terror offences near RAF Fairford were Iranian agents who arrived via small boats. Counter Terrorism Po...