Charging for TweetDeck, which was previously free and is widely used by businesses and news organizations to easily monitor content, could bring a revenue boost to Twitter
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With the launch, Meta is seeking to take advantage Twitter's problems since the social media service was taken over last year by Elon Musk
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About 2,000 former Twitter employees have resorted to fighting their claims in arbitration as the company has demanded - but Twitter hasn't shown up, according to a complaint filed Monday
Users posted screenshots in reply, showing they were unable to see any tweets, including tweets on the pages of corporate advertisers, after hitting the limit
Musk announced Saturday that Twitter would limit how many tweets per day various accounts can read, to discourage extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation
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They believe this may curtail civil rights and impact during disaster management scenarios
Judicial review only after govt order is complied with and content taken down; but since much of the content has a shelf life, aggrieved users' 'free speech' may be impacted
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The move came amid reports of many users complaining of an outage. Many users said that they were receiving error messages on their timelines like 'cannot retrieve tweets' and 'rate limit exceeded'
In April, Musk temporarily disabled likes, replies and retweets if a tweet had a link to Substack, the newsletter platform. After complaints, Musk then reversed that change
Rajeev Chandrasekhar lauds Karnataka HC dismissal of Twitter plea against state govt's orders to block tweets and accounts related to farmers' protests in 2020 and 2021
Twitter moving to a court against the government notice to block some accounts was "part of the fiction" that company's former CEO Jack Dorsey had put out, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Monday. Dorsey, who had quit as Twitter CEO, has claimed that the Indian government "pressured" the company with threats of a shutdown and raids on employees if it did not comply with requests to take down posts and restrict accounts that were critical of the government over the protest by farmers against new agri laws in 2020 and 2021. In response to views on the Karnataka High Court order rejecting Twitter's appeal, the minister said that the order clearly lays down non-compliance to government order is not an option and all platforms, big or small, need to comply with Indian laws. "In this particular case as you remember they (Twitter) were given a large number of directions under the law which they did not comply with and then when they were sent a legal ..
'You are not a farmer but a billon-dollar company': Karnataka High Court tells platform for not complying with centre's orders
The court has also refused Twitter's request to stay the Centre's orders to block some accounts on its platform with tweets related to coronavirus and farmers' protests
He warned that if no action is taken against the PDP chief he will be forced to approach the court
One commissioner recently warned Twitter that an unruly operation akin to the wild west would not be tolerated
There are a few critical areas that Twitter needs to focus on immediately, especially around child abuse and controlling disinformation around elections, Breton said