Aggarwal, who was appointed CEO of Twitter last year, had a public and private feud with Musk. Musk criticized the company’s policies regarding content moderation
‘The bird is free’
Elon Musk has taken control of Twitter. With this, a period of many changes has started in Twitter. In the first phase, the top level employees of the company were shown the way out of the company. Now in the second phase, the company’s policies are expected to change. Musk himself has indicated this. After taking control of Twitter, Musk made a tweet in which it was written that the bird is free. It is not difficult to understand this tweet. Chidiya meant Twitter and being free meant free speech, which Musk has been talking about constantly. That is, in the coming time, Twitter is going to change its policies regarding content.
the bird is free
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2022
Why is there talk of free speech
When Musk started increasing his stake in Twitter in January, Musk has been continuously questioning the functioning of Twitter. He was repeatedly criticizing Twitter’s rules for banning the account and banning Twitter. He had said that he wants to promote free speech in Twitter but the current management is not being successful in this. The biggest argument given for buying Twitter was about the style and Musk made it clear that he would make big changes in it. This is the reason why in today’s tweet, he has said to make Twitter free.
Aggarwal, who was appointed CEO of Twitter last year, had a public and private feud with Musk. Musk also publicly criticized the role of top legal affairs official Vijaya Gadde in decisions regarding content moderation.
4 officers removed from office
While achieving the post, Musk has removed 4 officers from their posts. These include Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Indian origin Parag Agarwal and top legal affairs officer Vijaya Gadde, including Chief Financial Officer Ned Segal and General Counsel Sean Agate. The company can also announce big layoffs in the coming time.
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