1. A Republican mega-donor is attempting to oust @jack because he's unhappy that Twitter's "market capitalization, at around $26 billion, is a fraction of that of rival social-media platform Facebook Inc."
I have serious concerns.
wsj.com/articles/ellio…
I have serious concerns.
wsj.com/articles/ellio…
@jack 2. One reason why Twitter has a lower market cap, but more cultural relevance, than Facebook is Twitter actually prioritizes organic engagement over paid ads.
Facebook has tilted heavily toward paid, which makes its more profitable but distribution is largely contingent on $
Facebook has tilted heavily toward paid, which makes its more profitable but distribution is largely contingent on $
3. Even before Twitter banned campaign ads, candidates weren't spending much money on Twitter because you can get your message out without paying. There are many people who otherwise would not have a voice who benefit from that.
It's all at risk now.
It's all at risk now.
