On today’s What Next TBD: Can Mark Zuckerberg and Threads bring back the freewheeling spirit of pre-Elon Twitter—or will we never be that young again?
It seems like with each new Musk innovation, a new Twitter replacement appears in response. But Threads is backed by Meta and available in just a few clicks for an Instagram user.
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