Molly Crockett (@mjcrockett.bsky.social)
Thread on how Twitter amplifies perceptions of outrage
Seth Abramson on Twitter
Ryan Broderick on Twitter
Because Twitter was purely chronological and because editors, producers, publishers, sources, bosses, managers, directors, hell, actual lawmakers were on here, seeing the same raw feed we all were, it meant you could circumnavigate that bottleneck.— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) April 13, 2023
Kat Tenbarge on Twitter
Libs of TikTok is a bad faith viral rage conduit. You know this. I know this. They know it. But she and her followers spin it like they have no idea what they're doing and how dangerous it is. They'll say things like "she's just reposting what other people say! How is that bad?"— Kat Tenbarge (@kattenbarge) November 28, 2022
Steve Krenzel on Twitter
With Twitter's change in ownership last week, I'm probably in the clear to talk about the most unethical thing I was asked to build while working at Twitter.🧵— Steve Krenzel (@stevekrenzel) November 7, 2022
Kara Swisher on Twitter
From ad tweep who knows: The drop off is mostly self inflicted. First: The CRO [@SEP] walked out Friday. She's trusted by the marketing community. So, Elon goes to meet agency heads in NY. The Twitter exec who runs the US walked him in and is a trusted partner at these agencies. pic.twitter.com/GBAaQQiYKG— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) November 4, 2022
Prof Paul Bernal on Twitter
Anyway, my tuppence worth on Musk and Twitter. He’s in for a rocky ride, and the question for me is whether his ego is going to make him destroy Twitter. Right now, what’s pretty clear is that he doesn’t understand what makes Twitter work. 1/10— Prof Paul Bernal (@PaulbernalUK) November 1, 2022
Dan Runcie on Twitter
Quinta Brunson made sure that Abbott Elementary didn’t sound like your Twitter feed.She reached a much bigger audience as a result. Here’s why. pic.twitter.com/PaclYScCNh— Dan Runcie (@RuncieDan) October 19, 2022