The possible demise of Twitter We may be exaggerating, but we still can’t see what we saw in 2022.
The newly Elon Musk-owned social network could continue its zombie shuffle for months or years, as far as we know, if Elon Musk can rake in enough ad revenue to pay his bills. I have. Company with to buy it. Twitter could declare bankruptcy and things could go crazy. The results, said by Musk himself, are significant, highlighted by Twitter’s recent refusal to pay for everything from office rent to toilet paper.
Either way, this turmoil paints an uncertain future for one of the world’s most prominent and long-running social networks. It also provided an opportunity to reassess how the social media landscape could fundamentally change in light of Twitter’s very turbulent 2022.
Taylor Hatmaker, Amanda Silberling, and Haje Jan Kamps offer their own ideas on what they’d like to see in a possible post-Twitter world.
taylor hat maker: Nothing lasts forever and that’s a good thing
amanda silver ring: It’s time to go crazy
Haje Jan Kamps: bring back the good old days
Taylor Hatmaker: Nothing lasts forever.that’s good
Elon Musk’s disastrous Twitter hijack shows that it’s just one person’s bad idea that destabilizes the social network we all take for granted.
