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Broderick predicts Bluesky will reach 100 million users by early 2026
“Blue Sky
Is now north of twenty-five million users, and it's well on its way to, let's, let, let's say that by this time next year, maybe even sooner, Blue Sky is gonna be around a 100,000, Blue Sky will be around a hundred million users, which I looked up th…”
Balmain lost laptop, Slack, and Gmail access an hour after layoff email
“Within the email kind of said, yeah, there's good, there's gonna be this huge reduction in, in head count. You will, if you're affected, you'll get an email to your personal email. And if not, you'll get something to your work email. And it was within an hour …”
Balmain: Twitter will prioritize paid features and creator monetization cuts
“There will be a large focus on products that directly drive revenue to the company in that the user will need to pay to do X or Y. And then the other one will be a high priority attempt at sort of creative programs, influencer programs where users pay other us…”
Balmain: Musk denied 75% layoff rumor at Twitter SF office
“He did he did say when he went into the San Francisco office that that number was not accurate and he didn't know where it came from.”
Enjeti predicts Elon Musk will keep Chinese state media labels on Twitter
“And so, on the Chinese thing, I just think it would be so insane for him to remove those labels that he, I don't think that he would do that.”
Kantrowitz: Major #MeToo Stories Originated from Investigative Reporting, Not Twitter
“And a lot of the big stories in the Me Too era didn't really originate on Twitter. They resulted from reporters actually getting sources to come on record.”