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Looks Like Twitter Shadowbanned The New York Times, Which Advertises on Twitter

September 11, 2023

Thomas Germain

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has apparently shadowbanned The New York Times, preventing users from seeing tweets that link to the newspaper’s coverage. The move smacks of a particular irony, given that the Times is one of X’s major adver…
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You Do It: Twitter Outsources AI Image Detection to Its Users

May 31, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

Twitter is responding to an uptick in misleading AI-generated images by expanding its flawed, crowdsourced fact-checking feature, Community Notes, to include images. The new feature, whose debut comes just one week after the social network amplified an…
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Elon Returns the Cursed Blue Check to Random Users Who Weren’t Paying

May 3, 2023

Steven Monacelli

Twitter users whose accounts bore unpaid Twitter Blue checkmarks lost them in Elon Musk’s great verification purge only to see them restored days later—still sans payment.Read more…
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NPR Ditches Twitter After Elon Labeled Its Account ‘State-Affiliated’

April 12, 2023

Lauren Leffer

National Public Radio will stop posting on Twitter, across all of its organizational accounts, the media outlet announced on Wednesday. NPR won’t be deleting its accounts off of the Elon Musk-owned platform, however the non-profit news org will cease a…
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Twitter Users Are Complaining About Vanishing Tweets

March 22, 2023

Nikki Main

Twitter users are seeing tweets seemingly vanish before their eyes as the social media platform struggles with yet another setback. Complaints around disappearing tweets aren’t entirely new, but whether Twitter has the engineering staff to quickly sol…
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Sydney, We Barely Knew You: Microsoft Kills Bing AI’s Bizarre Alter Ego

February 23, 2023

Thomas Germain

Bing won’t talk about its feelings anymore, and it seems that its alter ego Sydney is dead. Read more…
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Twitter Engineers Filled Feeds With Elon Musk’s Tweets Because He Was Jealous of Joe Biden

February 15, 2023

Jody Serrano

Our worst suspicions over why Twitter CEO Elon Musk’s tweets flooded user feeds on Monday have been confirmed. Twitter engineers intentionally created a special system to increase their boss’ view counts and the reason is just as petty as you can imagi…
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Elon Musk’s Tweets Are All Over Twitter, Which Is What He Wanted All Along

February 14, 2023

Jody Serrano

After throwing a hissy fit last week because his tweets weren’t getting enough views, Twitter CEO Elon Musk seems to have finally gotten what he wanted: Musk-filled feeds. Read more…
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Elon Musk Seems to Think His Own Employees Are Shadowbanning Him

February 9, 2023

Lauren Leffer

Elon Musk loves Twitter so much, he spent $44 billion buying it. But now, under the billionaire’s leadership, the site isn’t doing so hot. Between layoffs and quasi-voluntary departures, Twitter has lost more than an estimated three-quarters of the sta…
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Looks Like Twitter Shadowbanned The New York Times, Which Advertises on Twitter

You Do It: Twitter Outsources AI Image Detection to Its Users

Elon Returns the Cursed Blue Check to Random Users Who Weren’t Paying

NPR Ditches Twitter After Elon Labeled Its Account ‘State-Affiliated’

Twitter Users Are Complaining About Vanishing Tweets

Sydney, We Barely Knew You: Microsoft Kills Bing AI’s Bizarre Alter Ego

Twitter Engineers Filled Feeds With Elon Musk’s Tweets Because He Was Jealous of Joe Biden

Elon Musk’s Tweets Are All Over Twitter, Which Is What He Wanted All Along

Elon Musk Seems to Think His Own Employees Are Shadowbanning Him

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TWiT 1011: The Year in Review – A Look at the Top Stories of 2024 – This Week in Tech (Audio)