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Twitter Employees, Fearful Of Content Moderation After Elon Musk’s Arrival

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With Elon Musk becoming a Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) board member after acquiring 9% of the social media company, worries are already emerging. Some employees fear for the platform’s ability to moderate content given the Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO’s free-speech approach. FearsAs reported by Reuters, some Twitter employees feel that Musk’s position as top shareholder could influence the platform’s policy on bullying and damaging content. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Upon Musk’s stake purchase, conservative politicians rushed to call for lifting the ban on former U.S. President…

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