Senate Republicans want to subpoena Twitter CEO over blocked Biden story
The company said the 'NY Post' article violated its rules on doxxing and hacked materials.
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Senate committee votes to subpoena Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs
Members plan to grill Zuckerberg, Pichai and Dorsey over Section 230 protections.
Jack Dorsey says Twitter ‘probably’ won’t get an edit button
He also covered topics such as regulation and his eating habits in a Q&A.
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Twitter may let us 'clarify' (but not edit) our old tweets
Jack Dorsey wants people to demonstrate how far they've grown.
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Jack Dorsey talks NBA Twitter and Kevin Durant's burner account
The Twitter CEO spoke at a CES panel with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
Twitter will test new conversation features out in the open
The beta program will welcome thousands of users in the coming weeks.
Twitter's chronological timeline button is here to stay
It's rolling out to all iOS users today, and soon it'll be on Android and the web.
Study: Women are abused every 30 seconds on Twitter
The largest ever investigation of online abuse slams Twitter for its lack of action.
After Math: Where are the adults
Numbers, because Peter Pan already found the only anti-aging loophole.
Twitter’s Jack Dorsey: ‘I don’t know enough’ about Myanmar
He's responded to criticism over his "amazing" Myanmar holiday tweets.
Twitter's Jack Dorsey promotes Myanmar despite genocide reports
It's another instance of internet giants seemingly ignoring major crises.
Jack Dorsey says a Twitter edit function has to be done ‘the right way’
He said edits shouldn’t take away from the public record.
Twitter is more profitable despite losing 9 million 'users'
The company purged bots and made more money.
Twitter sent out strange, nonsensical notifications to its users
The strings of letters and numbers didn’t lead to anything when tapped.
The US government comes for Google, Facebook, and Twitter
To the absolute delight of telco lobbyists.