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Twitter's Former CEO Jack Dorsey's Journey: From Microblogging Pioneer to Billionaire
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey quit as CEO on Monday. Dorsey, who pioneered the microblogging platform, has been through a number of challenges while at the helm of Twitter — from controversies surrounding Donald Trump to internal pressure to step down as CEO.
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Billionaire Jack Dorsey Received $1.40 Salary In 2018
Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey received $1.40 as his first salary in 2018 - one cent for each of the 140 characters Twitter users were allowed to include in tweets earlier. The 140-character limit was then increased to 280 characters in 2017. It is not yet known if Mr Dorsey's salary would double, too.
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How to Get 280 Characters Per Tweet Right Now
Want to tweet more than 140 characters? This guide will help you do that.
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Funniest Desi Memes As Twitter Tests 280-Character Limit
Twitter just announced a test project allowing tweets to be expanded to 280 characters - double the 140 characters limit that initially made it the micro blogging website so popular.
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Twitter Tests Going From 140 To 280 Characters. People Are Freaking Out
Twitter just announced a test project allowing tweets to be expanded to 280 characters - that's double the existing limit of 140 characters. Predictably, people are freaking out because, let's face it, few take well to change.
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Twitter Tests Expanding Tweet Limit To 280 Characters
Twitter announced Tuesday a test project allowing tweets to be expanded to 280 characters -- double the existing limit -- in the latest effort to boost flagging growth at the social network.
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Twitter Stops Counting @Usernames in Replies, Eases 140-Character Limit
The move is part of a push by Twitter to increase its user base and engagement, which have sputtered to the chagrin of investors.
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Starting Next Week, Twitter To Relax Character Limit Of 140
Micro-blogging website Twitter will stop counting media attachments, including images, GIFs, videos, polls, and usernames, against the 140-character limit starting September 19, allowing users to compose longer tweets, a media report said.
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Is Twitter Finally Making a Good Decision About the 140-Character Limit?
After months of vacillating, Twitter is reportedly all set to break the 140-character limit, in the best way possible.
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Why Twitter's Rumoured 10,000 Character Limit Is a Bad Idea
The social network is slowly transforming itself into becoming more like Facebook, and that's not necessarily a good idea.
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Twitter Appears Ready to Expand Beyond 140-Character Tweets
CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey telegraphed Twitter's intentions after a report that said the company is exploring increasing its limits on text from 140 characters to as many as 10,000.
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Twitter May Expand 140-Character Limit With New Product
Twitter is finally waking up to the idea that some things just cannot be summed up in 140 characters.
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How to be a media critic, in 140 characters or less
Twitter, with its strict 140-character limit, seems ideally suited to a particular form of snarky journalistic criticism that grows brick by brick, post by post.
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Twitter's Former CEO Jack Dorsey's Journey: From Microblogging Pioneer to Billionaire
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey quit as CEO on Monday. Dorsey, who pioneered the microblogging platform, has been through a number of challenges while at the helm of Twitter — from controversies surrounding Donald Trump to internal pressure to step down as CEO.
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Billionaire Jack Dorsey Received $1.40 Salary In 2018
Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey received $1.40 as his first salary in 2018 - one cent for each of the 140 characters Twitter users were allowed to include in tweets earlier. The 140-character limit was then increased to 280 characters in 2017. It is not yet known if Mr Dorsey's salary would double, too.
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How to Get 280 Characters Per Tweet Right Now
Want to tweet more than 140 characters? This guide will help you do that.
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Funniest Desi Memes As Twitter Tests 280-Character Limit
Twitter just announced a test project allowing tweets to be expanded to 280 characters - double the 140 characters limit that initially made it the micro blogging website so popular.
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Twitter Tests Going From 140 To 280 Characters. People Are Freaking Out
Twitter just announced a test project allowing tweets to be expanded to 280 characters - that's double the existing limit of 140 characters. Predictably, people are freaking out because, let's face it, few take well to change.
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Twitter Tests Expanding Tweet Limit To 280 Characters
Twitter announced Tuesday a test project allowing tweets to be expanded to 280 characters -- double the existing limit -- in the latest effort to boost flagging growth at the social network.
-
Twitter Stops Counting @Usernames in Replies, Eases 140-Character Limit
The move is part of a push by Twitter to increase its user base and engagement, which have sputtered to the chagrin of investors.
-
Starting Next Week, Twitter To Relax Character Limit Of 140
Micro-blogging website Twitter will stop counting media attachments, including images, GIFs, videos, polls, and usernames, against the 140-character limit starting September 19, allowing users to compose longer tweets, a media report said.
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Is Twitter Finally Making a Good Decision About the 140-Character Limit?
After months of vacillating, Twitter is reportedly all set to break the 140-character limit, in the best way possible.
-
Why Twitter's Rumoured 10,000 Character Limit Is a Bad Idea
The social network is slowly transforming itself into becoming more like Facebook, and that's not necessarily a good idea.
-
Twitter Appears Ready to Expand Beyond 140-Character Tweets
CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey telegraphed Twitter's intentions after a report that said the company is exploring increasing its limits on text from 140 characters to as many as 10,000.
-
Twitter May Expand 140-Character Limit With New Product
Twitter is finally waking up to the idea that some things just cannot be summed up in 140 characters.
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How to be a media critic, in 140 characters or less
Twitter, with its strict 140-character limit, seems ideally suited to a particular form of snarky journalistic criticism that grows brick by brick, post by post.
