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Twitter has never been the largest social network, but it remains one of the most influential — a home to celebrities, journalists, and influencers of all sorts and the go-to network for breaking news. Now, Twitter is trying to expand what its platform can do, offering creators the ability to make money and users the ability to speak to smaller groups and find more relevant content. To do that, it’ll also need to grapple with what seems to have become a perpetual set of challenges: misinformation, harassment, and the company’s own leadership.

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The Linus Tech Tips YouTube hack is the latest in a line of crypto scam breaches

Valve announces Counter-Strike 2, a free replacement for CS:GO

You can now try Microsoft Loop, a Notion competitor with futuristic Office documents

Google and Microsoft’s chatbots are already citing one another in a misinformation shitshow

Pebble might be coming back — as a small Android phone

More from Twitter

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