“Worried about de facto bias in the Twitter algorithm having a major effect on public; Twitter algorithm should be open source,” Musk tweeted on March 24.
“Worried about de facto bias in the Twitter algorithm having a major effect on public; Twitter algorithm should be open source,” Musk tweeted on March 24.
“Free speech is essential to a functioning democracy. Do you believe Twitter rigorously adheres to this principle?” Musk asked his Twitter followers in a poll posted on March 25.
“Is a new platform needed?” Musk asked in a tweet on March 26. “Am giving serious thought to this.”
April 4: Musk’s stake becomes public, and he’s invited to join Twitter’s board
April 5: Musk becomes an active investor
April 9: Musk rejects the board seat
April 14: Musk offers to buy the whole company
April 15: Twitter adopts ‘poison pill’ to ward off Musk takeover
April 16: ‘Twitter’s board owns almost no shares’
April 21: Musk lines up $46.5 billion in funding
April 25: Twitter yields to Musk, agrees to offer
May 6: Plans for Twitter revealed
May 10: Trump ban to be lifted
May 12: Hiring freeze goes into effect and key executives depart
May 13: Twitter deal on hold, Musk said
May 16: Musk and Agrawal have it out... on Twitter
May 17: Musk threatens to pull out
July 8: Musk backs out of deal citing “spam bots”
July 12: Twitter sues Musk
September 29: Texts reveal Musk’s inner circle
October 4: Musk revives $44 billion takeover bid
October 28: Taken over Twitter with his full stake