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Twitter Co-Founder Evan Williams Leaving Board
Twitter co-founder and one-time chief executive Evan Williams is stepping down from the board, leaving the one-to-many messaging service to focus on "other projects."
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Ex-Twitter CEO Censored Abusive Tweets To Barack Obama
Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo had secretly ordered employees to filter out abusive and hateful replies to US President Barack Obama during the May 2015 #AskPOTUS town hall meeting, the media reported on Friday.
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No Salary, but $68,506 in Compensation for Twitter CEO Dorsey
His predecessor Dick Costolo was awarded a total of $91,795, which included a monthly salary of $7,162, car service and security costs.
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Twitter Names PepsiCo CFO Johnston, Martha Lane Fox to Board
"More additions to the board soon, ones that will bring diversity and represent the strong communities on Twitter," CEO Dorsey tweeted.
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Twitter Taking Down Our Accounts in Fight Against IS: Anonymous
The "hacktivists" claim they are being targeted by Twitter which recently strengthened its rules regarding online harassment.
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Twitter's New Rules: An Attempt To #Stopharassment
In an attempt to limit harassment of its users, Twitter is changing the rules for what you are allowed to tweet.
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Two-Hat Dorsey Is Key Figure in Silicon Valley
Whatever the perception, Dorsey has been a driving force behind Square and Twitter.
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Twitter Can Be a Better News Tool, Co-Founder Evan Williams Says
"It's guaranteed (Twitter has) all the information you are looking for. What we are building in Twitter is better ways to organize that information."
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Indian-Origin Executive Leaves Twitter Inc
A top Indian-origin executive at micro-blogging site Twitter has resigned, the latest in a recent string of departures from the company including that of CEO Dick Costolo.
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Twitter Says It Wants Full-Time CEO
Twitter's statement was seen as pressuring Jack Dorsey to make a choice between Square and Twitter.
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A Long List of Wants at Twitter
Twitter's next leader has to be comfortable operating under the scrutiny of a board that includes all three previous chief executives of the company.
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Twitter Moves to Put 'Products and Places' in Feeds
The move comes with Twitter looking to improve growth and engagement as it seeks a new top executive to replace Dick Costolo, who is stepping down.
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With CEO Shakeup, Twitter Under Pressure to Please Advertisers
Many advertisers, analysts and investors say Twitter already has the right person for the job - Adam Bain, the company's president and head of revenue.
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Twitter Interim CEO Jack Dorsey Should Not be Permanent Head Says Prince Alwaleed: Report
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, one of Twitter's earlier investors, believes the social messenger's interim chief executive should not get the job permanently because of his other job commitments, he was quoted by the FT as saying.
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With CEO Shakeup, Twitter Under Pressure to Please Advertisers
Twitter Inc's next chief executive officer faces a crucial challenge as the company seeks to appease Wall Street after this week's management shakeup - helping disaffected advertisers connect with users.
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Twitter Co-Founder Evan Williams Leaving Board
Twitter co-founder and one-time chief executive Evan Williams is stepping down from the board, leaving the one-to-many messaging service to focus on "other projects."
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Ex-Twitter CEO Censored Abusive Tweets To Barack Obama
Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo had secretly ordered employees to filter out abusive and hateful replies to US President Barack Obama during the May 2015 #AskPOTUS town hall meeting, the media reported on Friday.
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No Salary, but $68,506 in Compensation for Twitter CEO Dorsey
His predecessor Dick Costolo was awarded a total of $91,795, which included a monthly salary of $7,162, car service and security costs.
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Twitter Names PepsiCo CFO Johnston, Martha Lane Fox to Board
"More additions to the board soon, ones that will bring diversity and represent the strong communities on Twitter," CEO Dorsey tweeted.
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Twitter Taking Down Our Accounts in Fight Against IS: Anonymous
The "hacktivists" claim they are being targeted by Twitter which recently strengthened its rules regarding online harassment.
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Twitter's New Rules: An Attempt To #Stopharassment
In an attempt to limit harassment of its users, Twitter is changing the rules for what you are allowed to tweet.
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Two-Hat Dorsey Is Key Figure in Silicon Valley
Whatever the perception, Dorsey has been a driving force behind Square and Twitter.
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Twitter Can Be a Better News Tool, Co-Founder Evan Williams Says
"It's guaranteed (Twitter has) all the information you are looking for. What we are building in Twitter is better ways to organize that information."
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Indian-Origin Executive Leaves Twitter Inc
A top Indian-origin executive at micro-blogging site Twitter has resigned, the latest in a recent string of departures from the company including that of CEO Dick Costolo.
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Twitter Says It Wants Full-Time CEO
Twitter's statement was seen as pressuring Jack Dorsey to make a choice between Square and Twitter.
-
A Long List of Wants at Twitter
Twitter's next leader has to be comfortable operating under the scrutiny of a board that includes all three previous chief executives of the company.
-
Twitter Moves to Put 'Products and Places' in Feeds
The move comes with Twitter looking to improve growth and engagement as it seeks a new top executive to replace Dick Costolo, who is stepping down.
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With CEO Shakeup, Twitter Under Pressure to Please Advertisers
Many advertisers, analysts and investors say Twitter already has the right person for the job - Adam Bain, the company's president and head of revenue.
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Twitter Interim CEO Jack Dorsey Should Not be Permanent Head Says Prince Alwaleed: Report
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, one of Twitter's earlier investors, believes the social messenger's interim chief executive should not get the job permanently because of his other job commitments, he was quoted by the FT as saying.
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With CEO Shakeup, Twitter Under Pressure to Please Advertisers
Twitter Inc's next chief executive officer faces a crucial challenge as the company seeks to appease Wall Street after this week's management shakeup - helping disaffected advertisers connect with users.
