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Twitter’s new CEO says employees can continue working from home if they want, but he’s touting the advantages of a return to the office. READ FULL ARTICLE The post #twitter to reopen offices March 15, though remote work remains an option appeared first on ByteFunding .

The company''s attempt to use a volunteer army to annotate and fact check tweets is now going to be visible to additional accounts in the US.

After testing for over a year, Twitter is expanding the Birdwatch pilot program to a few random users in the US. Twitter Birdwatch is a community-based fact-checking program aimed at addressing the misinformation on its platform, at a faster pace than the current flagging system. Twitter said it received a positive response from the community […] The post Twitter Expands Birdwatch Pilot Program to US Users For Testing appeared first on TechDator .

Twitter is expanding its crowdsourced fact-checking program to more people… The post Twitter spreads its fact checker ‘Birdwatch’ to more users appeared first on PageOne .

Twitter will begin surfacing notes from its Birdwatch pilot of a community-driven approach to tackling misinformation directly on some tweets for a small, randomly selected group of users in the U.S. Vice president of product Keith Coleman said in a blog post Thursday that those notes will need to be rated as helpful by enough…

Twitter appears to be working on expanding its audio offerings which for now just includes Spaces.

The government of Ukraine has canceled its upcoming cryptocurrency airdrop in what is being described as the first rug-pull by a nation-state. What Happened: In an announcement on Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR ) on Thursday, Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said that “after careful consideration” Ukraine has decided to cancel the airdrop scheduled for today at 6 p.m. Kyiv time. After careful consideration we decided to cancel airdrop. Every day there are more and more people willing to help Ukraine to fight back the agression. Instead, we will announce NFTs to support Ukrainian Armed Forces soon. We DO NOT … Full story available on Benzinga.com

The United States Government on Thursday accused Moscow of cracking down on the media amid Russia’s war on Ukraine. “At home, the Kremlin is engaged in a full assault on media freedom and the truth, and Moscow’s efforts to mislead and suppress the truth of the brutal invasion are intensifying,” US State Department spokesperson, Ned Price, said in a statement. Earlier in the week, the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office asked media regulator, Roskomnadzor, to restrict access to the website of Kremlin-critical radio station, Ekho Moskvy, or Echo of Moscow. Authorities had previously accused Ekho and other critical media of spreading false information about Russia’s attack on Ukraine. Moscow officially called the invasion of Ukraine a “military operation” and has banned the media from using terms like “attack” or “invasion.” The online channel Dozhd was also threatened with being blocked. “Ekho Moskvy has been respected for its even-handed treatment of breaking news since its founding 32 years ago, and until yesterday, its broadcasts reached some 1.8 million daily listeners throughout Russia and beyond. “Dozhd, which has been operating for more than a decade, is similarly known for high-quality reporting,” Price said.

There were plenty of new developments Sunday following Russiaandapos;s invasion of Ukraine. SpaceXandapos;s Elon Musk responded to a Twitter request for internet access. Tech giants, like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, blocked Russian state media ads, and Russian airlines were restricted …

Communications minister writes to tech giants about ‘content promoting violence, extremism and disinformation in relation to the Russian invasion of Ukraine’

Twitter is reportedly working on a dedicated tab for podcasts. Popular tipster Jane Manchun Wong has shared a screenshot of the upcoming feature in a tweet. The image shows a microphone icon inside the bottom menu bar in the Twitter app. This microphone button will likely take you to a page titled “Podcasts”.

Twitter began branching out to audio when it first launched Spaces in 2020 and dove even deeper into the medium with its acquisition of social podcast platform Breaker

San Francisco, March 3 (IANS) Micro-blogging site Twitter is likely building a tab dedicated to podcasts, as shown in a screenshot posted by reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong. The image shows a microphone icon in the Twitter app’s bottom menu bar, which appears to lead to a page titled “Podcasts”, The Verge reported on Wednesday. […] The post Twitter may be adding built-in podcasts tab appeared first on Buziness Bytes .

Are Russian Oligarchs Fleeing By Sea To Indian Ocean As Biden Aims To Seize Billions? Russian oligarchs could be on the run as Russian President Vladimir Putin continues the seventh day of incursions in Ukraine. President Biden warned in his State of the Union address on Tuesday night that the U.S. and Europe would "seize" the assets of Russian billionaires. Thanks to the Twitterverse, finding some Russian billionaires, if by air or by sea, has become an easy task. Bloomberg data shows the four biggest Russian-owned luxury yachts are in the Maldives. The largest is Ocean Victory, a 140-meter superyacht owned by Viktor Filippovich Rashnikov, a Russian billionaire who made most of his wealth in the iron and steel industry. Aluminum tycoon Oleg Deripaska is sailing his 72-meter yacht, called Clio, in the same area. A 142-meter superyacht called Nord, owned by Alexei Mordashov, another steel billionaire, is currently transiting Seychelles. Russian banker, Andrey Kostin''s 66-meter Sea Rhapsody, is sailing between Somalia and Maldives.

Twitter may be testing a tab dedicated to podcasts, as indicated by a screenshot from reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong.