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Elon Musk informed through a tweet that he has appointed the new CEO of Twitter and she will resume the role in 6 weeks

Elon Musk says new Twitter chief has been hired

Elon Musk informed through a tweet that he has appointed the new CEO of Twitter and she will resume the role in 6 weeks

Elon Musk on Thursday said he has hired someone to replace him as boss of Twitter and its newly named X Corporation parent.
Twitter users in December voted to oust owner Musk as chief executive in an unscientific poll he organized and promised to honor, just weeks after he took charge of the social media giant.
"Excited to announce that I've hired a new CEO for X/Twitter," Musk said in a tweet, without disclosing the name of his replacement but adding that she would start in the job in about six weeks.
"My role will transition to being exec chair &amp; chief technology officer, overseeing product, software &amp; system operations," the billionaire added.
Musk's running of Twitter has been criticized as taking his attention away from his jobs heading Tesla and SpaceX.
However, he appears to be "finally reading the room" regarding "this Twitter nightmare" and the "impossible task" of trying to balance running Twitter, Tesla and SpaceX, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said in a note to investors.
If Musk follows through on the announcement, he will be belatedly fulfilling the promise he made to honor the results of his Twitter poll.
A total of 57.5 percent of more than 17 million accounts voted for him to step down.
"I will resign as CEO as soon as I find someone foolish enough to take the job!" Musk tweeted at the time.
Musk has fully owned Twitter since late October and has repeatedly courted controversy as CEO, sacking most of its staff, readmitting far-right figures to the platform, suspending journalists and charging for previously free services.
NBCUniversal head of global advertising and partnerships, Linda Yaccarino, was a potential candidate for the Twitter chief job, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
"I think whoever he hired deserves our compassion and pity," said independent tech analyst Rob Enderle of Enderle Group.
"The real test will be whether he can step aside and let her do her job."
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Bluesky, which is a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, is now accessible to more testers on the iOS App Store. 

Jack Dorsey-backed Bluesky: The new Twitter?

Bluesky, which is a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, is now accessible to more testers on the iOS App Store.&nbsp;

Bluesky, which is a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, is now accessible to more testers on the iOS App Store. Despite still being in beta phase and requiring an invitation, its availability on the App Store suggests an imminent public release, according to TechCrunch. Although there has been little news about Bluesky since October 2022, the team behind the project has provided an update on their blog about the social protocol that underpins the app.Initially developed within Twitter in 2019, Bluesky had financial backing from the company and is now operating as a public benefit company. Some users are receiving invitations to test the app, and over 2,000 users have downloaded the iOS app since it was introduced on February 17, 2023, according to Data.ai. However, it is not yet available on Google Play and is not currently ranked on any Top Charts in the United States. Before Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, he and Dorsey had already discussed the concept of an open-source protocol via text messages.

Musk says twitter will form new 'content moderation council'

Elon Musk has announced the formation of &nbsp;a content-moderation council that includes &ldquo;widely diverse viewpoints&rdquo;

Addressing speculation that he might restore banned users to the social network immediately, Twitter's new boss Elon Musk has announced the formation of &nbsp;a content-moderation council that includes &ldquo;widely diverse viewpoints,&rdquo; and big decisions on content and account reinstatements are on hold until the group is convened. Musk, whose $44 billion deal to take the social network private was completed Thursday, had indicated previously that he thought Twitter&rsquo;s content moderation standards were too strict and that he didn&rsquo;t believe in lifetime bans.&nbsp; Meanwhile former US president who was banned from the microblogging site following capitol riots has said he was happy that Twitter was now in sane hands.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is scheduled to spend the next few days with lawyers for Twitter, answering questions ahead of an October trial that will determine whether he must carry through with his USD 44 billion agreement to acquire the social platform after attempting to back out of the deal.
The deposition, planned for this week will not be public. Accorin to reports, it was also not clear whether Musk will appear in person or by video. The trial is set to begin October 17 in Delaware Chancery Court, where it's scheduled to last just five days.
Musk, the world's richest man, agreed in April to buy Twitter and take it private, offering USD 54.20 a share and vowing to loosen the company's policing of content and to root out fake accounts. 
Musk indicated in July that he wanted to back away from the deal, prompting Twitter to file a lawsuit to force him to carry through with the acquisition.

Musk faces deposition with Twitter ahead of October trial

Musk indicated in July that he wanted to back away from the deal, prompting Twitter to file a lawsuit to force him to carry through with the acquisition.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is scheduled to spend the next few days with lawyers for Twitter, answering questions ahead of an October trial that will determine whether he must carry through with his USD 44 billion agreement to acquire the social platform after attempting to back out of the deal.
The deposition, planned for this week will not be public. Accorin to reports, it was also not clear whether Musk will appear in person or by video. The trial is set to begin October 17 in Delaware Chancery Court, where it's scheduled to last just five days.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/twitter-shareholders-endorse-elon-musk-s-44bn-buyout-deal-1663118608861">Elon Musk</a>, the world's richest man, agreed in April to buy Twitter and take it private, offering USD 54.20 a share and vowing to loosen the company's policing of content and to root out fake accounts.&nbsp;
Musk indicated in July that he wanted to back away from the deal, prompting Twitter to file a lawsuit to force him to carry through with the acquisition.
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After controversy&nbsp;over suspension of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Twitter account, the Congress on Wednesday said that similar action was taken against the handles of five senior leaders, claiming that more of their party leaders have been censored.
The Congress claimed that comms-in-charge Randeep Surjewala, MP Manickam Tagore, Assam-in-charge Jitendra Singh, AICC general secretary&nbsp;Ajay Maken and Mahila Congress president Sushmita Dev have been locked out of their accounts.
The AICC secretary in charge of the party's Communication Department tweeted and&nbsp;accused Twitter of acting against Gandhi's account under pressure from the government.&nbsp;
After Rahul Gandhi's account was temporarily suspended and a tweet deleted, the Congress on Monday accused Twitter of adopting "double standards" and violating the freedom of expression "under the diktat of the Modi government".&nbsp;
The action by Twitter came after Gandhi had tweeted pictures with the family of a nine-year-old victim of alleged rape and murder in Delhi last week.
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Congress says Twitter locked out 5 of its leaders, including Surjewala & Maken

After controversy&nbsp;over suspension of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Twitter account, the Congress on Wednesday said that similar action was taken against the handles of five senior leaders, claiming that more of their party leaders have been censored.

(supers) // Congress says Twitter locked handles of five of its leaders // Randeep Surjewala, Ajay Maken, Jitendra Singh, among them // Congress: Twitter is acting under pressure from the BJP govt // Rahul Gandhi's account had been temporarily suspended earlier // Congress accused Twitter of 'violating freedom of expression'
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<h2>Accounts of Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC), Ajay Maken, Manickam Tagore, Jitendra Singh and Sushmita Dev were locked by Twitter, claimed Congress.</h2>

After controversy&nbsp;over the suspension of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Twitter account, the Congress on Wednesday said the handles of five other senior leaders, had also been locked by Twitter.
 The Congress claimed that media-in-charge Randeep Surjewala, MP Manickam Tagore, Assam-in-charge Jitendra Singh, AICC general secretary&nbsp;Ajay Maken and Mahila Congress president Sushmita Dev have been locked out of their accounts. The Congress is accusing Twitter of acting against its leaders under pressure from the Modi government.&nbsp;
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After Rahul Gandhi's account was temporarily suspended and a tweet deleted, the Congress on Monday accused Twitter of adopting "double standards" and violating the freedom of expression "under the diktat of the Modi government".&nbsp;

AAP&nbsp;leader Raghav&nbsp;Chadha&nbsp;has often got female attention on social media, from appreciation&nbsp;posts to even marriage proposals.
A Twitter user commented on a post on Sunday, asking people to vote for AAP in the Punjab assembly elections as the party&rsquo;s manifesto promised free electricity.
In a hilarious remark, another user commented on the post saying that she does not want free electricity, she wants&nbsp;Aam&nbsp;Aadmi&nbsp;Party&nbsp;(AAP) leader Raghav Chadha.
Kirti&nbsp;Thakur's&nbsp;tweet drew&nbsp;Chadha's attention, who replied, "I'm not on the manifesto, but free electricity is. Vote for Kejriwal and I promise you'll get free electricity, 24x7. Can't commit the same about myself though."
Chadha&nbsp;shared the screenshot of the friendly banter on his Instagram account too.&nbsp;

Twitter user says 'I want Raghav Chadha, not electricity', AAP leader’s reply goes viral

A Twitter user recently said that she does not want free electricity, she wants Raghav Chadha. The APP leader's reply is going viral, click for more

Twitter user's comment on voting for AAP&nbsp;in the Punjab polls gets hilarious reply
Woman wrote she doesn't want 'free electricity' instead wants the&nbsp;AAP&nbsp;leader
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Raghav&nbsp;Chadha&nbsp;has even got marriage proposals on social media in the past

Earlier, AAP leader Raghav Chadha has even received marriage proposals on social media, to some of which he got back with tongue-in-cheek responses.

AAP&nbsp;leader Raghav&nbsp;Chadha&nbsp;has often got female attention on social media, from appreciation&nbsp;posts to even marriage proposals.
A Twitter user commented on a post on Sunday, asking people to vote for AAP in the Punjab assembly elections as the party&rsquo;s manifesto promised free electricity.
In a hilarious remark, another user commented on the post saying that she does not want free electricity, she wants&nbsp;Aam&nbsp;Aadmi&nbsp;Party&nbsp;(AAP) leader Raghav Chadha.
Kirti&nbsp;Thakur's&nbsp;tweet drew&nbsp;Chadha's attention, who replied, "I'm not on the manifesto, but free electricity is. Vote for Kejriwal and I promise you'll get free electricity, 24x7. Can't commit the same about myself though."
Chadha&nbsp;shared the screenshot of the friendly banter on his Instagram account too.&nbsp;

Twitter has added a &lsquo;manipulated media&rsquo; warning on the &lsquo;Toolkit&rsquo; post by BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra after Congress lodged a complaint.
On May 18, a tweet containing screenshots of an alleged document circulated by the Congress was posted by Patra. He claimed Congress was circulating the document in the form of an advisory on how to defame the Modi government over Covid relief work during the pandemic.
Congress soon filed a complaint with the Twitter headquarters levelling charges of fabrication against the BJP spokesperson.
Twitter flags post as manipulated media if it has a reason to believe that media shared in a tweet has been altered or fabricated.

Centre asks Twitter to drop ‘manipulated’ tag For Sambit Patra’s ‘toolkit’ post: reports

Twitter flags BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra’s ‘toolkit’ post after Cong complaint

//Twitter asked&nbsp;'to drop manipulated' tag for toolkit tweets'
//'Pending investigation': Centre objects to Twitter's&nbsp;tag
//Twitter flagged&nbsp;Sambit&nbsp;Patra's tweet about "Cong toolkit"
//'Manipulated media' tags after Congress lodged a complaint&nbsp;
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The government has asked Twitter to remove "manipulated media" tags for BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra&rsquo;s alleged "Congress toolkit" post, NDTV reported citing sources. Patra's tweet on May 18 posting screenshots of the alleged "toolkit" was marked "manipulated media" by Twitter on Thursday.
The government reportedly objected to the tag saying the case "is pending investigation before a law enforcement agency".
On May 18, a tweet containing screenshots of an alleged document circulated by the Congress was posted by Patra. He claimed Congress was circulating the document in the form of an advisory on how to defame the Modi government over Covid relief work during the pandemic.
Congress soon filed a complaint with the Twitter headquarters levelling charges of fabrication against the BJP spokesperson.&nbsp;

On Ask The Doctor, Dr Vinay Gupta,&nbsp;Dr. Vinay Gupta, Lung/ICU Doctor, Faculty, Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation, Covid 19 CMO, Amazon Care, says we shouldn't be focussing on drugs like Ivermection &amp; Remdesivir based on just anecdotal data. He adds, Ivermectin Is a dangerous drug and the doses required to kill Covid are very high which if used without medical supervision can cause liver and vital organ injury. Dr Kavita,&nbsp;Fellow, Brookings Institution, General Practitioner in Washington D.C.,&nbsp;says Remdesivir is not a miracle drug and indicriminate use can lead to more harm than good.

Ask The Doctor | Using Remdesivir & Ivermectin safe to use in Covid patients? Doctors explain

On Ask The Doctor, Dr Vinay Gupta,&nbsp;Dr. Vinay Gupta, Lung/ICU Doctor, Faculty, Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation, Covid 19 CMO, Amazon Care, says we shouldn't be focussing on drugs like Ivermection &amp; Remdesivir based on just anecdotal data. He adds, Ivermectin Is a dangerous drug and the doses required to kill Covid are very high which if used without medical supervision can cause liver and vital organ injury. Dr Kavita,&nbsp;Fellow, Brookings Institution, General Practitioner in Washington D.C.,&nbsp;says Remdesivir is not a miracle drug and indicriminate use can lead to more harm than good.

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