[brnt]

> Twitter's success derives from how well it serves the people who work on Twitter.

Black Rock and Cato pushed Dorsey out. I thought this was common knowledge and a clear sign of where Twitter is headed (and indeed where some notorious Twitterers would have liked it to go a while back).

Getting high on ones own supply is precisely the point. Its meant to be addictive, for Twitterers and followers alike.

[boldslogan]

Can you give links for further reading. I think I read about certain investors but never saw black rock names as one who wanted him out.

[arthurcolle]

Who is Cato in this? Presumably not the Cato Institute? Lol

[perrylaj]

I'd assume it IS. Dorsey has recently been directly targeted by numerous Cato Institute publications and lobbying efforts [1]. Which is comical, given just a couple years ago Cato was pressing government to stay out of social network regulation [2, 3]. It was only when Twitter started penalizing disinformation/fact checking that they started changing their tune.

1. https://www.cato.org/blog/brief-history-deep-deplatforming 2. https://www.cato.org/policy-analysis/why-government-should-n... 3. https://www.cato.org/blog/keep-government-away-twitter