Elon Musk says ‘someone else’ could run Twitter by late 2023

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This Wednesday, February 15, Twitter boss Elon Musk announced that “ someone else could take the reins by the end of 2023 of the social network which has experienced, under his leadership, ” Russian mountains », between controversies and technical problems.

« I guess probably around the end of this year it should be a good time to find someone else to run the company “, declared, this Wednesday, February 15, by videoconference, Elon Musk, during a forum in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. ” I have to stabilize the organization, make sure it is in a healthy situation and the roadmap is clearly defined “, he added. Still according to him, Twitter should be in a stable situation towards the end of this year ».

Lively controversies

The management of Elon Musk, who paid some 44 billion dollars to buy the social network in October 2022, has continued to cause heated controversy among its users. ” We had a roller coaster ride “, he admitted on Wednesday. In late December 2022, he first announced that he planned to step down as CEO, saying he was looking for ” someone pretty crazy to take his place.

Since the arrival of Elon Musk, Twitter has seen mass layoffs, the return to the platform of accounts it had banned and the suspension of journalists critical of the South African billionaire. THE tweets racist or hateful have also multiplied, causing concern among internet regulators and scaring away big advertisers, Twitter’s main source of income.

More technical problems

Last week, tens of thousands of users reported technical problems, including being unable to tweet, on the day of the launch of a new format of tweet reserved for subscribers to a paid service. Elon Musk, who is among the world’s wealthiest businessmen, has also been criticized for neglecting his other businesses, in particular car company Tesla, whose stock price has fallen since he took over. control of Twitter.

(With AFP)

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