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The search engine is beginning to squash more email and web site content
Google announced that it’s working on ways to reduce “low-quality, unoriginal content” in search results. It will focus on reducing what the company calls “scaled content abuse”, which is when bad actors flood the internet with huge amounts of articles and blog posts designed to game search engines. According to Google, the change will reduce…
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The cafe explosion in St. Peterkills a Russian military blogger
A Russian military blogger was killed in an explosion at a cafe in Russia’s second-largest city of St Petersburg on Sunday. Russian officials said that Vladlen Tatarsky was killed as he was leading a discussion at the cafe on the Neva River in the historic heart of St Petersburg. Tatarsky was pro-war but he was…
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It should not matter if Musk buys or not.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has said the social media platform is “working on” new features to give people more control over their experience. This comes after Twitter CEO Elon Musk’s surprise announcement that he was buying the micro-blogging platform. Dorsey added that Twitter hasn’t decided how it will continue to work. However, he said, “Nothing…
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Musk was turned into a Trump phenomenon.
Amid a controversy over Twitter’s policies, a report has claimed the micro-blogging platform would not be able to enforce Elon Musk’s new policies announced this week. Davisson said Twitter has gutted its moderation staff and will not be able to enforce Musk’s new policies in a way that covers all users. This comes after Musk…
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Life under Musk is described by two Twitter employees.
Twitter has delayed the launch of a feature that would let users verify their accounts for $8 a month. The feature, which is called ‘blue checkmark’, was announced by Twitter CEO Elon Musk after his acquisition of the micro-blogging service. “We’re sorry to inform you that our new blue checkmark won’t be available starting today,”…
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Researchers think that Musk’s takeover might change the social networking site.
In his first public statement after buying Twitter, Elon Musk said he doesn’t want the micro-blogging platform to become a “free-for-all hellscape”. He added that he is buying the platform to help humanity and doesn’t want it to become a “free-for-all hellscape.” He also said that he’ll “dramatically reduce” Twitter’s oversight of social media posts.