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Engineering, public relations, , on Friday at 9 a.m. San Francisco advertising database time, nearly half of the employees received an email informing them that their position was being eliminated . Some had understood their fate as early as Thursday evening: their access to the company's internal tools had been deactivated . Twitter is already being sued for having carried out these mass layoffs.without sufficient notice. All week long, the (bad) news about the blue bird has been pouring in: $8 to keep your account verified , the ultimate status symbol on Twitter, less moderation , and this in the middle of the Midterms in the United States, paid access to certain videos , Neo-Nazis, anti-Semites and the "N" word, this is what Twitter looks like after a few hours under Elon Musk .


For Twitter, things only seem to be getting worse . Owning Twitter means owning a host of political problems. Is Elon Musk ready ? Musk told the New York Times that his company will bring in $1.2 billion in (micro)payments revenue by 2028. But Twitter, once a threat to the titans, now owned by one of them, is already facing an exodus of advertisers and executives . Should it move to Mastodon ? Or to Bluesky Social, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s new social network? Or is Rumble the future of social media (sic)? We’re going to have to start imagining life after Twitter .