- James Clayton
- North American technical journalist
Jack Darcy, founder of Twitter
Jack Darcy is one of the few people in the Silicon Valley of America who has a different opinion. If a character like him appears in a film, you will consider him a regular character.
He is a staunch policymaker and deeply confident that technology will bring world peace and prosperity.
Liberals like hippies. He truly had a vision of what would happen next in the world of technology.
This is the second time he has left Twitter. When he first left Twitter, in 2009 he started a new digital currency company called ‘Square’, which was a huge success.
He rejoined Twitter in 2015. Jack Darcy has been managing both companies until last Monday. This is something that does not apply to many investors.
Elliott Management, one of Twitter’s largest investors, told him last year to choose between the two companies. The company wants a chief executive who spends his entire time only on Twitter.
The mindset of investors is that Twitter can earn a lot by keeping its biggest users, but the company is not earning.
It would definitely help if there was a CEO who only focused on Twitter.
Some believe that Jack Darcy is responsible for this huge growth of Twitter. Jack Darcy, the creator of the Twitter site, does not want to make money in the name of user experience.
For that, Jack Darcy is not trying to increase revenue, he aims to increase the number of users used for monetization to 315 million by 2023. He also announced plans to double revenue that year.
During the Corona period Twitter increased the number of its users, however the target was much larger. That goal is set to be adopted and implemented by the next Twitter CEO, Barack Agrawal. Before him, there are big tasks he has to do.
Barack must immediately deal with Jack Darcy’s monetization problem. Twitter is not like Facebook, it has less details about a user. That too is not useful for advertisers.
The only way to show users more ads is before they leave the Twitter site. One of the most difficult things to deal with is to increase the number of users and at the same time increase revenue.
Cryptocurrency
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Jack Darcy, founder of Twitter
Jack Darcy is very interested in cryptocurrency, especially bitcoin. Jack Darcy set up a separate committee on the adoption of digital assets and decentralized processors.
Currently the team is operating under Barrack. Digital currencies could play a key role in the new CEO’s vision of Twitter’s growth.
At the same time, Twitter is facing very deep problems in American politics. Barack Agrawal is facing the problem of censoring comments posted on the Twitter site.
Democrats in the United States have generally said that Twitter has not done enough to crack down on fake news. He also argues that the Twitter platform is not fast enough to immediately detect and remove hate politics.
Republicans have argued that Twitter has been anti-conservative since the parliamentary riots, and that Twitter has banned former President Donald Trump’s Twitter account.
Although not now, there is no doubt that Barack Agra may soon be called upon to explain the problem to the US Congress.
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Barack Agrawal, the new Twitter CEO
Conservatives argue that he is left-leaning, citing a tweet posted by Barack Agra in 2010.
“There’s a lot of talk about the importance of a company being ‘founder-led’.
The report appears to have been written targeting Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
But feelings are of the utmost importance. The creators of such hugely successful companies as Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin, Larry Page, Steve Jobs, Darcy, have all been transformed by almost ‘safe choices’. None of the converts are like their ancestors (founders). Maybe Twitter needs it if it wants to.
According to 45-year-old Jack Darcy, he is still young. The last time he was away from Twitter for a while, the squared company he created effortlessly was worth about $ 100 billion today.
Jack Darcy may at times be considered a funny person, but he has a right to be taken seriously.
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