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It's not like 9.2% ownership gives him any special privileges on Twitter. This is nothing like owning a newspaper.
by bufferoverflow 5y ago
It's not like 9.2% ownership gives him any special privileges on Twitter. This is nothing like owning a newspaper.
- yucky 5y agoWhy would being largest shareholder of a company not give you any special privileges in a company? Also, it guarantees him at least one seat on the board, and probably enough clout to help dictate the future direction of the company. If your largest shareholder says the current methodology used for content manipulation and account banning is bad for business, then there will be systemic changes as a result.
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- namlem 4y agoHe just joined the board of directors.