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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion in October of 2022. In December of 2020, Musk announced his offer to buy the social media company for $54.20 billion. In January of 2021, Musk becomes the CEO and owner of Twitter. Musk has been known to be vocal about his opinions on Twitter's microservices "bloatware" and has announced Twitter is turning it off.
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A holiday gift guide featuring businesses from the Meta Business Leaders Network will be released in 2022. Consumers can shop directly from the guide to receive exclusive promotions and discounts. For the third year in a row, Meta is continuing its #BuyBlack Friday campaign.
Mike Cvet was fired from his position as tech lead for Twitter infrastructure for violating company policy. Nick Morgan tweeted that he had been terminated for failing to display 100% loyalty within the company's slack channel. The firings of people at Twitter is causing an immediate concern of loss of people who work to keep Twitter running.
Reviews are a restaurant’s main source of income, and taking them away can drastically decrease revenue. Google is conscious of this bug and has been steadily dealing with it, Danny Sullivan said in a response to Mike Blumenthal, who says he notified the bug a week ago.
YouTube is testing out a new program that will allow users to make purchases while scrolling through their feeds. The creators of the videos will receive a 45% share of the ad revenue once the program launches. The program is still in the early testing phase, though it is expected to be available to more creators in 2023.
Video ads are targeted using intent data from Bing search, the Microsoft Edge Browser, LinkedIn, and users’ web activity. Microsoft Advertising will automatically generate videos for each aspect ratio (16: 9, 5: 4, 1: 1, 4: 5, and 9:16).
