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Not always trolls and tantrums - Vimarsana News

Not always trolls and tantrums

As someone who likes to write about technology and its impact on society, I have been a late entrant to social media. I joined Twitter two years ago and have found the platform to be exhausting. Every time I log in, I notice trends blocking, banning, or cancelling brands and celebrities for the tiniest of ‘mistakes’. Instead of being a news digest, Twitter, for me, has been a

Jack Dorsey Out at Twitter: Did He Quit or Was He Fired? - Vimarsana News

Jack Dorsey Out at Twitter: Did He Quit or Was He Fired?

Dorsey’s tumultuous reign at Twitter is over—again. Does he want more time to focus on his true passion—everything crypto—or is the move the result of activist investors?

Jack Dorsey sets his sights on bitcoin mining business after exiting Twitter - Vimarsana News

Jack Dorsey sets his sights on bitcoin mining business after exiting Twitter

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey resigned on Monday after 16 years with the company he co-founded, but he remains the chief executive officer of the financial payments company Square Inc.

Jack Dorsey posts resignation letter on Twitter - Vimarsana News

Jack Dorsey posts resignation letter on Twitter

The 45-year-old posted his resignation letter on Monday, in which he explained he had 'worked hard to ensure this company can break away from its founding and founders' .

Peacock TV: Everything to know NBCUniversal's part-free, part-paid streaming app - Vimarsana News

Peacock TV: Everything to know NBCUniversal's part-free, part-paid streaming app

Peacock TV: Everything to know about the part-free, part-paywalled streaming app CNET 3/9/2021 © Provided by CNET Peacock launched across the US on July 15. Angela Lang/CNET Peacock, a streaming app from Comcast-owned NBCUniversal, offers thousands of hours of free programming, as well as extra shows, movies and originals if you pay for a $5 or $10 a month subscription after a seven-day free trial. Paying members get access to everything on the service, including all nine seasons of The Office, plus extended episodes with deleted scenes from the third season (more seasons with these so-c...

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