illionaire Elon Musk has hailed Twitter as a bastion for freedom of expression ever since he acquired the social media site two years ago. But over the course of 2024, X, as it is now called, has evolved from what felt like a communal town square into a polarised hub where views and posts seem even more controversial.
Users are now flocking to Bluesky. But every social media platform becomes a wasteland in the end.
Social media giant’s Threads app makes changes as smaller competitor to X surges
Elon Musk's X will recuperate its 22 million users in Brazil as the country's Supreme Court lifted its month-long ban on the controversial social media platform on Tuesday. In addition to the company's $5.2 million settlement, Judge Alexandre de Moraes asserted that it had complied with Moraes' conditions to end its suspension.
Justices back their colleague, Alexandre de Moraes, after he faces criticism for shutting down the popular social-media platform
A bitter standoff between a Supreme Court judge and Elon Musk has intensified amid a feud over the fate of the tech titan’s social media platform X.
Court says Elon Musk’s social-media platform needs to appoint a new legal representative in the country or suspend operations within 24 hours
The social media giant claims that a Brazilian top judge threatened the company’s employee with arrest
Exclusive: MPs leaving platform or scaling back use over its ‘deterioration’ under Elon Musk’s ownership
A US judge dismissed the case, one of several filed in the aftermath of Mr Musk's takeover of the site.
In debut episode, former CNN host says conversation with billionaire had no ground rules
Unexpected split leaves X CEO Linda Yaccarino with another loss
Former CNN host said he would post the interview on X and other platforms next week
Lemon said Musk texted ‘contract terminated’ after the former CNN anchor interviewed the billionaire
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has visited the site of the Auschwitz death camp.
Musk bought the social media giant formerly known as Twitter for $44 billion.
A federal judge late last week said Schobinger’s case against X was plausible, and he allowed it to go forward.