Elon Musk appears to offer $1 million bounty to 'convict' those responsible for Twitter 'botnets'

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Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, is pushing for a harder-driving culture at the company.
Elon Musk is CEO of Twitter.

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News organizations say they won't pay for Elon Musk's Twitter Blue because 'verified checkmarks no longer represent authority and expertise'

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Elon Musk owns Twitter.

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News outlets, athletes, celebs — and the White House — don't plan to pay for Twitter Blue checks

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Twitter said it was planning to begin removing "legacy" verified checks starting April 1.

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Mark Cuban tells Elon Musk he's losing up to 1,000 followers a day despite paying for Twitter Blue

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Elon Musk and Mark Cuban.

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A father whose 6-year-old son died was flooded with anti-vaxxer harassment. When a commenter baselessly claimed he killed his son, Facebook said he could 'hide' the comment 'if he didn't like it.'

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A father was recently harassed by anti-vaxxers on social media after announcing his son's death.

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Twitter is reportedly waiving the $1,000 monthly verification fee for its 10,000 most-followed organizations, amid backlash that the new cost is 'outlandish'

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Twitter will soon start charging organizations $1,000 per month for verification.

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Elon Musk reportedly asked to meet with the chair of the FTC but she rejected his request

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FTC chair Lina Khan reportedly refused to meet personally with Elon Musk.
FTC chair Lina Khan reportedly refused to meet personally with Elon Musk.

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These are the best memes of Trump's indictment, from 'Succession' references to Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial comparisons

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Then-President Donald Trump uses his cellphone at the White House on June 18, 2020.

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CHARTS: We analyzed revenue per employee to show why Amazon, Meta, and others are axing workers with brutality and speed

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Tech companies are trying to get efficient but many have a lot of work to do.

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Celebrities are irritated by Elon Musk's plans to take away their blue checkmark on Twitter unless they pay at least $8 a month

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Celebrities have slammed Elon Musk for his plan to remove legacy blue checkmarks unless they sign up for Twitter Blue.

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