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Following the death of a teenager riding an electronic scooter in Uptown Saturday night, some scooter users are thinking more deeply about rider safety.

Since the Bird App doesn't have trust and safety teams, Blue Checks have tweeted Nintendo's full movie

With Twitter struggling since Elon Musk was forced to buy the social media platform in October 2022, folks on the decaying Bird App have taken to

Staff writer K. Mauser covers injuries related to Bird scooters around campus, and how incidents have caused cautionary changes.

Speaking at a meeting in Florida, Elon Musk outlined new rules, first announced Monday, to limit the reach of tweets that do not conform to the platform's guidelines. Under the new policy, unveiled in a blog post titled "Freedom of Speech, Not Reach," Twitter will soon begin tagging posts whose visibility has been limited.

Last week we learned that Twitter has only 290,000 paying subscribers worldwide, making the platform's projected annual revenue $28 million, far short of the $3 billion free speech maximalist Elon Musk planned on. On the platform, Musk's pandered to the alt-right so much that advertisers have desert...

Absurd memes make a comeback, the world was fooled by a dripped out (by AI) Pope and the new "Zelda" game has everyone hyped.

Meta confirmed that it's currently working on an Instagram-branded Twitter competitor with the internal P92.

Even when he does something good, some folks online can’t help but be angry with Jimmy Donaldson’s philanthropic work

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