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A postelection life as a social media nomad
Ever since the world’s richest supervillain bought Twitter in 2022 for more than $44 billion, changed the name to X, and turned over every rock to let racists, misogynists, far-right conspiracy nuts, and other assorted social miscreants crawl out to turn the site into a bottomless cesspool, users have been leaving in droves.
MSNBC host Joy Reid deleted her X account on Thursday morning, becoming the latest media pundit to ditch the app following ...
Although its user base is smaller, Truth Social had a higher valuation than X earlier this year when its stock price shot up.
For many, X had become the very opposite of that. "You were getting this awful timeline of far-right, white supremacist, ...
X users are weighing the decision to keep their followings or build them back up on alternative platforms after the election.
"I hate the internet. Anyways I joined bluesky cus we're leaving toxicity in 2024," the singer posted on Instagram.
Major French newspapers, including Le Monde, Le Figaro and Le Parisien, said on Tuesday that they were taking legal action ...
Championed by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, Bluesky was an invitation-only space until it opened to the public in February.
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Elon Musk's X wins the attention war in AmericaJacque Schrag/Axios Elon Musk's X platform continues to be the dominant social discourse app in America, garnering 30 times more daily visits in the U.S. on average during the general election than ...
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