Elon Musk reaches deal to buy Twitter for $44B - Brazil has lifted its ban on Twitter/X
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Billionaire conspiracy promoter Elon Musk spent $44 billion on Twitter to implement his special brand of “free speech,” essentially bringing back all the Nazis, conspiracy theorists, and all-around deplorables that were once moderated out of the...
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I'm listening to a twitter space. They said Ron had this bill since May 16, and signed it the day after the twitter space failure to launch. They are suggesting it is pay to play.
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DeSantis Signs Bill Shielding Musk's SpaceX From 'Spaceflight Entity Liability'
Ron DeSantis signed a bill regarding spaceflight just one day after he announced his presidential run in an interview with Elon Musk on Twitter.
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Elon Musk's brain implant company Neuralink says it has US approval to begin trials in people
Elon Musk’s brain implant company Neuralink says it's gotten permission from U.S. regulators to begin testing its device in people. The company made the announcement on Twitter Thursday evening ...
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No "RAW"s yet..? shocked
Linda Yaccarino Shares First Tweet Since Becoming Twitter’s New CEO As Elon Musk Addresses “Concerns” About New Hire
Elon Musk named Linda Yaccarino as the new Twitter CEO and the former NBCUniversal advertising executive is finally breaking her silence on the social media platform.deadline.com
That bitch grifter Musk finally did something right. Since misgendering isn't reality based, he overruled the pieces of shit who didn't want 'What Is A Woman?" to air on twitter. 
Fuck Matt Walsh. Fuck the messenger, it's the message. A message the BGOL board rules agree with. The same people Musk overruled would want BGOL taken down because of the board rules on what this site considers women.
In case some BGOL members forgot, a woman is an adult human female. Shouldn't have to make a documentary about the shit and it shouldn't have been blacklisted on Twitter.
Fuck Matt Walsh. Fuck the messenger, it's the message. A message the BGOL board rules agree with. The same people Musk overruled would want BGOL taken down because of the board rules on what this site considers women.
In case some BGOL members forgot, a woman is an adult human female. Shouldn't have to make a documentary about the shit and it shouldn't have been blacklisted on Twitter.
Fuck Matt Walsh.That bitch grifter Musk finally did something right. Since misgendering isn't reality based, he overruled the pieces of shit who didn't want 'What Is A Woman?" to air on twitter.
Fuck Matt Walsh. Fuck the messenger, it's the message. A message the BGOL board rules agree with. The same people Musk overruled would want BGOL taken down because of the board rules on what this site considers women.
In case some BGOL members forgot, a woman is an adult human female. Shouldn't have to make a documentary about the shit and it shouldn't have been blacklisted on Twitter.
But completely agreed.
Oh no. Some more critically conscious people quit. Since hate speech is now telling the truth about biology, shit is getting wild.
And this article lies. They are grooming children. We have drag show after drag show aimed at children for the entire purpose of nomalizing weirdo shit and opening convos so they can influence them. It's in their own texts that they want to get at kids because they think it's straight people who do the grooming(they don't call it grooming though, but mean it).
Bitch ass Musk got Authoritarians bent out of shape. But money follows people, and the people still on Twitter even when they bitching about it.
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Since hate speech is now telling the truth about biology, shit is getting wild.And this article lies. They are grooming children. We have drag show after drag show aimed at children for the entire purpose of nomalizing weirdo shit and opening convos so they can influence them. It's in their own texts that they want to get at kids because they think it's straight people who do the grooming(they don't call it grooming though, but mean it).
Bitch ass Musk got Authoritarians bent out of shape.
But money follows people, and the people still on Twitter even when they bitching about it.
Elon Musk and Twitter face growing brand-safety concerns after execs depart
High-level Twitter employees tasked with brand safety have left, creating a potentially bigger problem when it comes to policing hate speech.
Twitter’s U.S. Ad Sales Plunge 59% as Woes Continue
In internal forecasts, the company projected that ad sales would keep declining, handing a tough challenge to its new chief executive.
This is their king smfh
Man, fuck those people. I get it. Musk is bad man now. But Disney just been rolling heads off workers too and crickets. Let the same people going at Musk tell it, Disney is winning when they hurting just as bad as Twitter. Shit, Musk himself more liquid than Disney these days. A lot of companies cutting workers in useless divisions like human resources. Shit, how many BGOL business owners are big enough to hire useless workers for compliance?
Tucker Carlson Debuts Twitter Show To Big Numbers, Threatens To Leave Elon Musk-Owned Platform If Anyone Calls Him Out
Six weeks after being yanked off Fox News, Tucker Carlson is back with a new show on social media, but a lot of the same shtick
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Why post this?
Can't make this shit up. They can document the fall of the west in real time on Twitter.
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The National Music Publishers Assn., acting on behalf of 17 major music publishers, is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for the music widely available on its platform.
The complaint seeks more than $250 million in damages for hundreds of thousands of noticed infringements of approximately 1,700 works.
“Twitter fuels its business with countless infringing copies of musical compositions, violating Publishers’ and others’ exclusive rights under copyright law,” the complaint reads in part. “While numerous Twitter competitors recognize the need for proper licenses and agreements for the use of musical compositions on their platforms, Twitter does not, and instead breeds massive copyright infringement that harms music creators…
“Twitter knows perfectly well that neither it nor users of the Twitter platform have secured licenses for the rampant use of music being made on its platform as complained of herein,” it continues. “Nonetheless, in connection with its highly interactive platform, Twitter consistently and knowingly hosts and streams infringing copies of musical compositions, including ones uploaded by or streamed to Tennessee residents and including specific infringing material that Twitter knows is infringing. Twitter also routinely continues to provide specific known repeat infringers with use of the Twitter platform, which they use for more infringement. Twitter profits handsomely from its infringement of Publishers’ repertoires of musical compositions. …
“Twitter’s unlawful conduct has caused and continues to cause substantial and irreparable harm to Publishers, their songwriter clients, and the entire music ecosystem. Twitter’s unlawful conduct enriches Twitter at Publishers’ and their songwriters’ expense and to the detriment of their copyrighted musical compositions. Twitter has rebuffed calls for it to obtain the licenses or other agreements needed for musical compositions to be lawfully used on its platform.”
An email to Twitter’s press account requesting comment returned an autoreply with a poop emoji.
The plaintiffs include: Concord, UMPG, peermusic, ABKCO Music, Anthem Entertainment, Big Machine Music, BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing America, Mayimba Music, Reservoir Media Management, Sony Music Publishing, Spirit Music Group, The Royalty Network, Ultra Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, and Wixen Music Publishing.
The NMPA has aggressively filed or threatened similar legal action against companies in the past, including TikTok, Twitch, Peloton, Roblox and others, which usually result in an agreement or settlement in the publishers’ favor. Twitter has undergone multiple layoffs and policy changes since it was acquired by Elon Musk last year.
NMPA President & CEO David Israelite said, “Twitter stands alone as the largest social media platform that has completely refused to license the millions of songs on its service. Twitter knows full well that music is leaked, launched, and streamed by billions of people every day on its platform. No longer can it hide behind the DMCA and refuse to pay songwriters and music publishers.”
Twitter Hit With $250 Million Copyright-Infringement Lawsuit From Music Publishers
The National Music Publishers Assn. is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for music.
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The National Music Publishers Assn., acting on behalf of 17 major music publishers, is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for the music widely available on its platform.
The complaint seeks more than $250 million in damages for hundreds of thousands of noticed infringements of approximately 1,700 works.
“Twitter fuels its business with countless infringing copies of musical compositions, violating Publishers’ and others’ exclusive rights under copyright law,” the complaint reads in part. “While numerous Twitter competitors recognize the need for proper licenses and agreements for the use of musical compositions on their platforms, Twitter does not, and instead breeds massive copyright infringement that harms music creators…
“Twitter knows perfectly well that neither it nor users of the Twitter platform have secured licenses for the rampant use of music being made on its platform as complained of herein,” it continues. “Nonetheless, in connection with its highly interactive platform, Twitter consistently and knowingly hosts and streams infringing copies of musical compositions, including ones uploaded by or streamed to Tennessee residents and including specific infringing material that Twitter knows is infringing. Twitter also routinely continues to provide specific known repeat infringers with use of the Twitter platform, which they use for more infringement. Twitter profits handsomely from its infringement of Publishers’ repertoires of musical compositions. …
“Twitter’s unlawful conduct has caused and continues to cause substantial and irreparable harm to Publishers, their songwriter clients, and the entire music ecosystem. Twitter’s unlawful conduct enriches Twitter at Publishers’ and their songwriters’ expense and to the detriment of their copyrighted musical compositions. Twitter has rebuffed calls for it to obtain the licenses or other agreements needed for musical compositions to be lawfully used on its platform.”
An email to Twitter’s press account requesting comment returned an autoreply with a poop emoji.
The plaintiffs include: Concord, UMPG, peermusic, ABKCO Music, Anthem Entertainment, Big Machine Music, BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing America, Mayimba Music, Reservoir Media Management, Sony Music Publishing, Spirit Music Group, The Royalty Network, Ultra Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, and Wixen Music Publishing.
The NMPA has aggressively filed or threatened similar legal action against companies in the past, including TikTok, Twitch, Peloton, Roblox and others, which usually result in an agreement or settlement in the publishers’ favor. Twitter has undergone multiple layoffs and policy changes since it was acquired by Elon Musk last year.
NMPA President & CEO David Israelite said, “Twitter stands alone as the largest social media platform that has completely refused to license the millions of songs on its service. Twitter knows full well that music is leaked, launched, and streamed by billions of people every day on its platform. No longer can it hide behind the DMCA and refuse to pay songwriters and music publishers.”
@playahaitian @DC_Dude @ViCiouS @woodchuck
Twitter Hit With $250 Million Copyright-Infringement Lawsuit From Music Publishers
The National Music Publishers Assn. is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for music.
The National Music Publishers Assn., acting on behalf of 17 major music publishers, is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for the music widely available on its platform.
The complaint seeks more than $250 million in damages for hundreds of thousands of noticed infringements of approximately 1,700 works.
“Twitter fuels its business with countless infringing copies of musical compositions, violating Publishers’ and others’ exclusive rights under copyright law,” the complaint reads in part. “While numerous Twitter competitors recognize the need for proper licenses and agreements for the use of musical compositions on their platforms, Twitter does not, and instead breeds massive copyright infringement that harms music creators…
“Twitter knows perfectly well that neither it nor users of the Twitter platform have secured licenses for the rampant use of music being made on its platform as complained of herein,” it continues. “Nonetheless, in connection with its highly interactive platform, Twitter consistently and knowingly hosts and streams infringing copies of musical compositions, including ones uploaded by or streamed to Tennessee residents and including specific infringing material that Twitter knows is infringing. Twitter also routinely continues to provide specific known repeat infringers with use of the Twitter platform, which they use for more infringement. Twitter profits handsomely from its infringement of Publishers’ repertoires of musical compositions. …
“Twitter’s unlawful conduct has caused and continues to cause substantial and irreparable harm to Publishers, their songwriter clients, and the entire music ecosystem. Twitter’s unlawful conduct enriches Twitter at Publishers’ and their songwriters’ expense and to the detriment of their copyrighted musical compositions. Twitter has rebuffed calls for it to obtain the licenses or other agreements needed for musical compositions to be lawfully used on its platform.”
An email to Twitter’s press account requesting comment returned an autoreply with a poop emoji.
The plaintiffs include: Concord, UMPG, peermusic, ABKCO Music, Anthem Entertainment, Big Machine Music, BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing America, Mayimba Music, Reservoir Media Management, Sony Music Publishing, Spirit Music Group, The Royalty Network, Ultra Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, and Wixen Music Publishing.
The NMPA has aggressively filed or threatened similar legal action against companies in the past, including TikTok, Twitch, Peloton, Roblox and others, which usually result in an agreement or settlement in the publishers’ favor. Twitter has undergone multiple layoffs and policy changes since it was acquired by Elon Musk last year.
NMPA President & CEO David Israelite said, “Twitter stands alone as the largest social media platform that has completely refused to license the millions of songs on its service. Twitter knows full well that music is leaked, launched, and streamed by billions of people every day on its platform. No longer can it hide behind the DMCA and refuse to pay songwriters and music publishers.”
Awwwwwwwwww sheeeeeeettttt!
Here it comes.
They been had a deal with tik tok...
I'm actually surprised this wasn't done a long time ago
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Twitter Hit With $250 Million Copyright-Infringement Lawsuit From Music Publishers
The National Music Publishers Assn. is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for music.
The National Music Publishers Assn., acting on behalf of 17 major music publishers, is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay for the music widely available on its platform.
The complaint seeks more than $250 million in damages for hundreds of thousands of noticed infringements of approximately 1,700 works.
“Twitter fuels its business with countless infringing copies of musical compositions, violating Publishers’ and others’ exclusive rights under copyright law,” the complaint reads in part. “While numerous Twitter competitors recognize the need for proper licenses and agreements for the use of musical compositions on their platforms, Twitter does not, and instead breeds massive copyright infringement that harms music creators…
“Twitter knows perfectly well that neither it nor users of the Twitter platform have secured licenses for the rampant use of music being made on its platform as complained of herein,” it continues. “Nonetheless, in connection with its highly interactive platform, Twitter consistently and knowingly hosts and streams infringing copies of musical compositions, including ones uploaded by or streamed to Tennessee residents and including specific infringing material that Twitter knows is infringing. Twitter also routinely continues to provide specific known repeat infringers with use of the Twitter platform, which they use for more infringement. Twitter profits handsomely from its infringement of Publishers’ repertoires of musical compositions. …
“Twitter’s unlawful conduct has caused and continues to cause substantial and irreparable harm to Publishers, their songwriter clients, and the entire music ecosystem. Twitter’s unlawful conduct enriches Twitter at Publishers’ and their songwriters’ expense and to the detriment of their copyrighted musical compositions. Twitter has rebuffed calls for it to obtain the licenses or other agreements needed for musical compositions to be lawfully used on its platform.”
An email to Twitter’s press account requesting comment returned an autoreply with a poop emoji.
The plaintiffs include: Concord, UMPG, peermusic, ABKCO Music, Anthem Entertainment, Big Machine Music, BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing America, Mayimba Music, Reservoir Media Management, Sony Music Publishing, Spirit Music Group, The Royalty Network, Ultra Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, and Wixen Music Publishing.
The NMPA has aggressively filed or threatened similar legal action against companies in the past, including TikTok, Twitch, Peloton, Roblox and others, which usually result in an agreement or settlement in the publishers’ favor. Twitter has undergone multiple layoffs and policy changes since it was acquired by Elon Musk last year.
NMPA President & CEO David Israelite said, “Twitter stands alone as the largest social media platform that has completely refused to license the millions of songs on its service. Twitter knows full well that music is leaked, launched, and streamed by billions of people every day on its platform. No longer can it hide behind the eoe\DMCA and refuse to pay songwriters and music publishers.”
The grifter is good for something. Cis and Cisgender are now slurs on twitter. Remember, words are violence. 
But fuck anyone who uses those terms.
He is really providing entertainment.
But fuck anyone who uses those terms.He is really providing entertainment.
Elon Musk declares ‘cisgender’ a slur on Twitter | Fortune
The serial entrepreneur and world’s richest person seems to be letting his own personal views shape and inform his policies governing use on the platform.
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