Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday reached an agreement to buy with social media firm Twitter for roughly $44 billion. Twitter investors will get $54.20 in cash for each share of Twitter common stock they possess when the proposed deal closes, according to the terms of the agreement. “The Twitter Board conducted a thoughtful and […]
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Twitter Suspends More Than 1,000 Accounts Allegedly Linked to Russian IRA Agency
Twitter has suspended 1,062 accounts that were allegedly linked to the St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) and shared information meant to meddle with the 2016 US presidential election. In a press release, the company announced about the suspension of these accounts. “We have identified an additional 1,062 accounts associated with the IRA,” the release […]
Twitter Reports Larger-than-expected Fourth-quarter Net Loss
Twitter has reported loss in the fourth quarter of the financial year, making it the 10th consecutive quarter of lower revenue. On Thursday, Dorsey told analysts during a conference call that the Twitter’s year-over-year revenue growth slowed to less than 1%. The company’s revenue grew to $717.2 million in the fourth quarter, marking the slowest […]
Twitter Launching New “Explore” Tab to Offer Moments, Trends, Live Video and Search at One Place
Twitter is launching a new “Explore” section on its iOS and Android app to allow its users have Trends, Moments, Live Video and Search at one place. The new “Explore” tab will replace the earlier Moments tab, will bridge the between curated and live news and video features, and will allow users to find out […]
Coffee is the Most Popular Food on Twitter, Finds New Study
A new study carried out by researchers at the University of Utah has found that coffee is the most tweeted-about consumable in the United States. The researchers—who received $721,825 from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to carry out this study—analyzed about 80 million tweets sent by 603,363 unique users between April 2015 and March […]
Have People Started Getting Bored of Social Networking Apps? Probably Yes, Study Suggests
People have started spending less time on social media apps, and are turning to more private apps such as WhatsApp and Telegram, according to a new study carried out by London-based data research firm SimilarWebs. The study analyzed the recent trends on how Android users across the world are spending their time on social media […]
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