Is Twitter back? Ex-employee fights to revive the blue bird
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A startup including former Twitter staffer Stephen Coates launched a new platform this week, giving users early access to a “reclaimed” social media platform and the chance to take the fight to Elon Musk.
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
A startup including former Twitter staffer Stephen Coates launched a new platform this week, giving users early access to a “reclaimed” social media platform and the chance to take the fight to Elon Musk.
Why it matters
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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